Body Worn Covert Video
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Body Worn Covert Video
When you need discreet, reliable video evidence, body worn covert cameras provide a practical way to document events
without drawing attention. MAXSUR’s covert solutions are selected for real-world field use—supporting law enforcement and authorized
government missions where clarity, uptime, and simple operation matter.
Common applications
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Investigations & surveillance: capture interactions, approaches, and subject movements discreetly
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Field interviews: preserve statements and scene context for reporting
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Training & QA: review scenarios to improve procedures and safety
What to look for in a body worn covert camera
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Low-profile wearability: placement options that don’t compromise concealment
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Image quality in mixed lighting: readable faces and details indoors and outdoors
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Battery life & storage: coverage for your typical shift or assignment length
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Simple operation: fast start/stop, clear status indicators, minimal training burden
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Evidence handling: secure storage workflows that support documentation and review
Choose based on wear position (shirt, jacket, vest, bag), your mission duration, and what “success” looks like
for your casework (faces, scene context, etc.).
Access for Law Enforcement & Government
If you are a law enforcement or government customer, you can request access to restricted items by creating an account using your
official government domain email address:
Create an account here.
FAQs
Are these devices only for law enforcement?
Yes and no. Certain covert devices—especially those designed for surreptitious audio interception—are restricted for
sale/distribution under federal law (18 U.S.C. § 2512) and are typically limited to authorized government and law enforcement use.
In addition, as part of our commitment to responsible use, MAXSUR may choose to restrict specific covert technologies to law enforcement
only—even when a device could be used in other contexts.
If you are not law enforcement/government, you’re still welcome to contact us. In some cases we may offer non-audio options
or recommend an appropriate commercial provider based on your needs.
What’s the difference between “body worn” and “covert”?
“Body worn” describes how it’s carried (on-person). “Covert” focuses on low visibility—smaller form factors, flexible placement,
and discreet operation to reduce behavioral changes in the scene.
How do I choose the right option?
Start with where it will be worn, how long it must run, and your evidence workflow (activation, labeling, storage, and review).
If you share your environment and mission duration, we can recommend a best-fit configuration.
Compliance note: Always follow applicable federal/state/local laws and your agency policies regarding recording, consent, and evidence retention.
