• Vfrm2 10047427
    VFRM2 is a lightweight, wireless, live video system for first response teams. It's rugged, hands free and sealed for quick decontamination. The VFRM2 from View Systems Inc. increases responder safety and reduces response time during a first response event. Commanders view what teams view in real time. Attach the camera to a helmet, sleeve, rifle, canine, robot, etc., and then place the transmitter in the pocket, vest, LBE or anywhere convenient. The system also has video out which allows for a dragline or a personal viewer such as a monocle. The VFRM2 has secondary video inputs so thermal cameras can be attached and their video sent back as well. The easily recorded video displays on included LCD monitor or others.

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