MOHOC Cameras Now Marketed In Israel
Eyal Boguslavsky
| 07/11/2017
Photo courtesy of the company
ESD Solutions has recently begun marketing the MOHOC Cameras in Israel.
The MOHOC Cameras have a low profile form-factor which matches the shape of a helmet for secure, snag-free fitting. They have simple, easy-to-use controls and come fully ruggedized with an IP68 rating, waterproofing to 10m and are drop-proof to 2m. The tactically designed MOHOC Cameras record high-quality 1080p HD video and 12 MP photos and are available in both Visible Light and Infrared models.
A range of accessories has been developed to increase the capabilities of MOHOC Cameras, including a replacement door that enables the camera to be ‘hardwired’ for continuous power supply and video streaming, and a K9 harness that provides dog handlers the capability to see exactly what their dog detects. An easy-to-use iOS and Android app allows streaming, playback and recording control of the camera.
Already in service with NATO countries, these military-optimized cameras are now being procured by armed forces and law enforcement agencies across the globe, specifically in Asia Pacific, South America and GCC countries.
Photo courtesy of the company
ESD Solutions has recently begun marketing the MOHOC Cameras in Israel.
The MOHOC Cameras have a low profile form-factor which matches the shape of a helmet for secure, snag-free fitting. They have simple, easy-to-use controls and come fully ruggedized with an IP68 rating, waterproofing to 10m and are drop-proof to 2m. The tactically designed MOHOC Cameras record high-quality 1080p HD video and 12 MP photos and are available in both Visible Light and Infrared models.
A range of accessories has been developed to increase the capabilities of MOHOC Cameras, including a replacement door that enables the camera to be ‘hardwired’ for continuous power supply and video streaming, and a K9 harness that provides dog handlers the capability to see exactly what their dog detects. An easy-to-use iOS and Android app allows streaming, playback and recording control of the camera.
Already in service with NATO countries, these military-optimized cameras are now being procured by armed forces and law enforcement agencies across the globe, specifically in Asia Pacific, South America and GCC countries.
