Easily integrated
With a universal fit for all U.S. ground vehicles, Check-6 does not require a custom mount or armor holes. This innovative solution provides a streamlined path for vehicle installation that can be accomplished as a field-upgrade kit, allowing for minimal vehicle downtime.
A second set of eyes for rear visibility
The large FOV and quality image delivers much-needed battlefield situational awareness during all weather, in both day and night operations. The single camera Field of View is 42 degrees vertical and 54 degrees horizontal, with 5m to infinity fixed focus.
Technology refresh
With a proven legacy, Check-6 is currently supporting over 40,000 armored combat and tactical wheeled vehicles across the Joint Armed Forces. Recent technology upgrades protect against obsolescence and ensure product lifecycle and support for years to come. Capable of providing over 20,000 hours of uninterrupted operating time, this qualified upgrade is a cost-effective game changer.
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BAE Systems to Provide Additional Check-6® Visibility Systems for Legacy MRAP Vehicles
AUSTIN, Texas - BAE Systems will provide an additional 5,286 Check-6® taillight camera systems for U.S. Army legacy MRAP vehicles under a contract worth $60 million. -
BAE Systems Receives $71.1 Million to Provide Support and Upgrades to Mine Resistant Ambush Protected Vehicles
ARLINGTON, Virginia - BAE Systems has received a $44 million contract modification from the U.S. Marine Corps Systems Command to provide field service support and instructor services for mine resistant, ambush protected vehicles. The company also received a $27.1 million contract to equip U.S. Army MRAPs with combat-proven Check-6® thermal camera systems that enhance mission effectiveness and soldier safety. -
BAE Systems to Equip Military All-Terrain Vehicles with Thermal Cameras
AUSTIN, Texas - BAE Systems will provide Oshkosh Corp. with thermal cameras for 2,399 mine-resistant, ambush-protected all-terrain vehicles, or M-ATVs, under a $45 million multi-year contract. The thermal cameras enable crews to view their surroundings while remaining within the vehicle's protective armor.
