Motorola V200 Body Camera 

The Motorola V200 is Motorola's newest Body Camera designed to help keep Associates Safe and connected while performing work related duties.  Motorola V200 Body Cameras are offered in black (MV00010AA) or yellow (MV00011AA).  Motorola V200 Body Cameras feature GoLive Audio allowing users to quickly connect with your Safety Team in an instant while recording audio and video from every angle.  The Motorola V200 livestreams video as well as records for secured viewing later.  A neat feature of the Motorola V200 Body Camera is the ability of someone sitting at a Dispatch Station to enter into a conversation with the Body Camera User and those in the immediate area.  

Motorola VideoManager EX software integrates with this device and is required to download video.  A free subscription is required.  Additionally, the Motorola V200 can connect into the Motorola Curve Ecosystem and Motorola's Orchestrate Integrated Solutions.  Broadwaytwoway.com is happy to work with you on the various ways to integrate Motorola V200 Body Cameras into your Safety Program.   

Key Features of the Motorola V200 Body Camera Include:

• 9 Hours of Continuous Recording
• High Res 1280 x 720 Camera
• Simple to Use
• Encrypted 
• Compact, yet easily identified

Your Motorola V200 Body Camera Purchase Includes:

• 1 Motorola V200 Body Camera (Select Black or Yellow)
• 1 Motorola MV00001AA Low Profile Swivel Clip and Adjustable Lanyard
• 1USB-C Data & Charging Cable

Who uses the Motorola V200 Body Camera

Retail Stores - Great way to keep Associates Safe & Accountable 

Hospitality - Cameras don't lie - everyone's accountable.

Churches - Independent Witness for Safety Teams

Schools - Disciplinarian Staff & Administration for Training & Accountability

Security Officers - Suspects Behave Better 

You Ask ... Broadwaytwoway.com Answers!

Aren't Body Cameras only legal for Law Enforcement?  While Laws are different in every State, one way consent for recording is legal just about everywhere.  We'd recommend checking with your Attorney before buying cameras but we're pretty confident you're good.  

Why can't we just use our cell phones?  Great question.  Record an incident on your cell phone and you run the risk of having Law Enforcement confiscating your phone as evidence.  You'll get it back when the legal proceedings are complete.  More importantly, footage on our body cameras belongs to you, the owner.  You control who sees it and you need not worry about your video showing up on YouTube. 

Can the user delete the video if there's a concern about getting in trouble?  No.  The Motorola V200 records all day and the video can only be viewed and modified by your chosen Administrators.