D-EyE X4EL11 Portable Video Recorder (Body Camera)

All technical parameters:

D-EyE X4EL11 portable video recorder is ROHS, FCC and CE compliant

Distinctive features:

Powerful Umbrella H22 chip breaker / Wide 140° angle lens

Photo maximum resolution 3 0 Mpx /Video maximum resolution 1512P/30 fps

Powerful 3000 mAh integrated Li-Ion battery and optimized software provide up to 12 hours of battery life. continuous video recording

Features motion detection, early and delayed recording start setting

Quick start recording function-One button start recording/Device ID/Time/Date stamp

Powerful 6 IR LED manual/auto illumination in low light (up to 15m)

Memory: integrated internal 32 GB (standard) - about 8 hours. recording capacity (1080p) (selectable up to 128 GB)

Set: D-EyE X4EL11 (32GB), charger DC5V/2A, USB cable (Type-C), Single port DockStation, 2 metal-plastic fasteners

Additional options:

Memory expansion: up to 256 GB +€40 (Ask)

D-EyE Marking: D-EyE ABC: A-Model/B-Internal Memory Capacity/C-Battery Type (Quantity)

Portable video recorders are also known by other names: personal, body, portable, mobile video recorder, compact video camera, "Police", "Body" camera or "Body DVR" (Police, Body), "Low Enforcement" (law enforcement) video camera and others.

Purpose and right

Prevention of crime (violations of the law), ensuring public order, can be used during operational (intelligence) tasks

The video recorder must be used in accordance with the personal data protection law and regulated by secondary legal acts. If you want to use the information collected by the video recorder for purposes other than determining the circumstances of the violation , it is necessary to follow the rules of personal data protection, with the exception of a criminal act being recorded.

Important:

1. Uploading a video online poses a direct threat to a person's privacy;
2. There is an imperative requirement for the information that was collected with a video recorder while recording an image of a social event relevant to the investigation of a violation of law: the video recording must be continuous, that is, continuous.