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Body Cameras In the Fire Service

Body Cameras in the Fire and Rescue Service - Protecting Life and Property

Our body-worn camera and digital evidence management software play a crucial role in the Fire and Rescue service, from staff training on the frontline to the capture of evidence in rescue missions and other tense situations where public and staff safety is paramount.

Reveal supplies high-performance, ruggedised and secure body cameras to Fire and Rescue Services across the UK. Our bodycams assist fire departments and fire crew in protecting life and property by recording and retaining evidence in events of fires and other emergencies.

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Unrivalled Performance: The D-Series are solidly built with unbreakable security, ultra-low light, HD video, full-shift battery, and a front-facing screen. This robust design, paired with the world's leading evidence management software, makes our body camera system the go-to solution for Fire and Rescue services.

Articulated camera head: A fully adjustable camera head gives you the control and flexibility you need to capture the right images and adapt your recording to multiple scenarios faced by response teams. Our body cameras can be worn in various ways, such as head-mounted on a helmet, on people of all shapes and sizes, or mounted in vehicles, or become a handheld camera.

Front Facing Screen: This signature Reveal body camera feature has a proven calming effect on people being recorded and maximises transparency with the public, which, when faced with heightened tension of an emergency scene, helps give confidence to officers and witnesses that decision making and actions remain clear.

Intuitive Design: Reveal has always put design at the forefront of our product philosophy. We understand that users want to feel an affinity with what they wear and the equipment they use. Our intuitive red sliding switch activates the camera with a single, quick and simple action, making it extremely easy to operate for officers on the go.

Excellent design takes time and meticulous attention to every detail. Not only are our cameras supremely easy to use, but they are also designed to be products that users are proud to wear.

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Why do Fire and Rescue Services choose Reveal?

1. High-quality visual and audio evidence

High quality visual and audio evidence that can be collated and securely stored to be used for rigorous fire investigations, proof of officer conduct, or aiding criminal investigations and prosecutions, for example, in arson attacks.

2. Training

Improving the training of firefighters and response officers and sharing best practice techniques in a variety of scenarios.

3. Operational command and decision making

Boosting command and recording early decision-making processes on the operational incident ground, helping increase situational awareness through live feedback capabilities.

4. Confidence on the front line

Enhancing officer confidence, as their actions are recorded and open through body camera footage reduces complaints made against officers.

5. Protecting the community

Our cameras protect the communities you serve by deterring aggressive behaviour during encounters with fire and rescue staff, recording the evidence of incidents and corroborating witness statements.

Hull Firefighters to Film Call-Outs Using Body Cameras Firefighters in Hull, following in the footsteps of Hampshire Fire Service, discuss having Reveal body cameras to help decision-making and collect evidence.

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Hampshire Firefighters Pioneer Body Worn Cameras Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service (HFRS) is the first in the country to be handing out body-worn cameras to its officers. The 70 Reveal devices will enable users to evaluate and reflect on their own performance and decisions to see if improvements can be made.