Elvey partners with HALO

Issue 4 2023 News & Events, Surveillance


Elvey Group, the exclusive HALO Europe distributor to Africa, offers a range of body-worn cameras and DAMS software designed for the needs of tomorrow, including an IP68-certified body camera and a 4G-connected device.

Horizon series body camera

Designed for the future of public safety, the HALO customisable Horizon Body Camera allows you to tailor the solution to suit your requirements. With a three-year product warranty, the body camera has a full-shift battery life, enabling you to capture footage back-to-back.

Key features include:

• 16-hour continuous recording.

• Super-fast charge.

• Fixed cost data usage and storage.

• Starlight lens technology.

• Free setup and support.

HALO Vault: Digital Asset Management Software (DAMS)

HALO Vault is Halo’s bespoke digital asset management software for storing, viewing and streaming multimedia types all in one secure cloud-based environment.

Key features include:

• Ingest a wide range of multimedia types including mobile phone footage.

• Play and download videos from the sharing portal at no extra cost.

• Evidence can be viewed on any device or modern browser.

• Redact video clips and other media with the built-in redaction engine.

• All video access is audited with usernames, times and actions.

• Easily mark and identify evidential video and media files.

HALO NanoCam

The HALO NanoCam is revolutionising retail loss prevention and providing enhanced security measures for retail clients. Body cameras have become business critical for capturing first-hand evidence, recording in-store footage and protecting customer facing staff.

Features include:

• 12 hours continuous recording.

• AES-256 encryption.

• Compact and lightweight.

• 1080P full HD resolution.

• Livestream capable via Wi-Fi.

• Clear evidence.

HALO Aware geo-fence technology

Using a holster sensor, HALO Aware has been specifically designed to automatically switch on any HALO body cameras into active recording mode within a 9.1 m radius, once a police officer draws their firearm, baton or taser. HALO’s geo-fencing technology triggers supporting officers’ body cameras as they arrive on the scene to capture a chained series of body camera footage, providing complete situational awareness.

The long-lasting battery and one-month standby time allow for back-to-back shifts as the HALO recharges in 1.5 hours via the USB Type-C fast-charge port, allowing officers to focus on what really matters, getting back to serving communities in less time.


Credit(s)




Share this article:
Share via emailShare via LinkedInPrint this page



Further reading:

Keenfinity creates two security businesses
News & Events Access Control & Identity Management Perimeter Security, Alarms & Intruder Detection
The Keenfinity Group, today announced the creation of two dedicated businesses from its former Intrusion & Access portfolio. Radionix will focus exclusively on intrusion alarm systems, while MiCOS will become a dedicated access control company.

Read more...
Genetec global leader in video management software
Genetec News & Events Surveillance
Independent analyst firms rank Genetec as global leader in video management software. Research shows continued market share gains for Genetec as both the VMS and VSaaS markets continue to expand worldwide.

Read more...
DeepAlert Launches COMMAND
News & Events Surveillance
Cloud-based, AI-powered surveillance monitoring platform cuts operator alert fatigue and response times, and becomes DeepAlert's primary monitoring platform for security companies and control rooms worldwide.

Read more...
ONVIF strengthens authenticity of video surveillance footage
Surveillance News & Events
Amid a rising tide of manipulated and AI-generated footage, the add-on will equip the surveillance industry with a shared, standards-based way to establish where video came from and whether it has remained unaltered.

Read more...
Detect procurement fraud before losses escalate
Security Services & Risk Management News & Events Financial (Industry) Editor's Choice
Organisations need to move procurement fraud prevention closer to the point where suspicious activity occurs, rather than relying primarily on investigations after money has already been lost, according to SAS and FACTS Consulting.

Read more...
Retailers expanding physical security beyond loss prevention
Genetec Facilities & Building Management Surveillance Retail (Industry)
Genetec released retail-specific findings from its 2026 State of Physical Security Report. The research shows retailers increasingly view physical security as a business function that supports operations, employee safety, and modernisation efforts.

Read more...
Integrating the industry
News & Events Infrastructure
With private security, neighbourhood watches, CCTV, drones, control rooms and community safety networks expanding across the country, the next frontier may not be more technology, but connecting what already exists.

Read more...
Reinventing cybersecurity
NEC XON News & Events Information Security Commercial (Industry)
NEC XON helps a workforce solutions leader reinvent cybersecurity with an AI-enhanced XDR solution to keep pace with increasingly devious cyberattack techniques, including fileless malware, lateral movement, and credential misuse.

Read more...
Gallagher Security assists St Vincent School for the Deaf
Gallagher News & Events Access Control & Identity Management
At a time when vehicle purchase and running costs are higher than ever, St. Vincent School for the Deaf will have a more reliable vehicle thanks to a recent donation from Gallagher Security.

Read more...
Low-light imaging: beyond traditional IR
Elvey Security Technologies Surveillance
Low-light imaging is shifting beyond IR. Smart dual-light and colour imaging improve identification, reduce false alarms and deliver clearer night-time security via full-colour capture at the critical moment.

Read more...










While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information contained herein, the publisher and its agents cannot be held responsible for any errors contained, or any loss incurred as a result. Articles published do not necessarily reflect the views of the publishers. The editor reserves the right to alter or cut copy. Articles submitted are deemed to have been cleared for publication. Advertisements and company contact details are published as provided by the advertiser. Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd cannot be held responsible for the accuracy or veracity of supplied material.




© Technews Publishing (Pty) Ltd. | All Rights Reserved.