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    BODYCAM Single-Camera Docking Station

    July 3, 2019
    Related To: BODYCAM by PRO-VISION
    PRO-VISION Video Systems
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    PRO-VISION Video Systems' Single-Camera Docking Station for its BODYCAM BC-300 body-worn camera features specially-designed pogo pin connectors that are more durable – lasting for a million connection cycles – and allow for faster video upload from the camera.

    Users can also connect the docking station to the mobile data computer in their vehicles to upload videos directly to the SecuraMax by PRO-VISION Cloud-Based Evidence Management Solution while on the scene.

    With the ability to easily move the docking station between vehicles or use the dock in the station, the new BODYCAM Single-Camera Docking Station combines unrivaled flexibility with industry-leading product design to make it one of the most reliable, simple, and affordable body-worn camera docking stations on the market.

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