Havis, Inc.
Corporate brand
UnclaimedHavis is a U.S. manufacturer of rugged vehicle mounts, consoles, docking and mobility solutions for public safety and other industries.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Havis provides rugged mounting, docking, computing, storage, transport and power management solutions. The company states that its commitment to quality and custom solutions has made it the U.S. leader in public safety, and that it has served police, fire and EMS teams for more than 80 years. Its products are used across public safety, warehouse and logistics, energy and utilities, healthcare, military/defense/aerospace, retail and hospitality, field operations, and transportation and logistics.
History
Havis states that it has served the needs of the nation's police, fire and EMS teams for more than 80 years with a broad selection of mounting and docking solutions, and that its commitment to quality and custom solutions has made it the U.S. leader in public safety. The company describes itself as a true manufacturer offering durability, safety and nationwide support for vehicle components that must meet strict requirements and rigorous environments.
Products and positioning
Rugged, reliable and secure mobility solutions; U.S. leader in public safety; true manufacturer with nationwide support.
Computing Solutions
Mounting, docking and transport computing solutions.
Mounting Solutions
Rugged mounting solutions to secure valuable equipment in diverse vehicles.
Consoles
Equipment that is easy to see, reach and operate safely without permanent modification.
Payment Terminal Stands
Payment terminal stands and security features including anti-skimming, tethers and port blockers.
Prisoner Transport Solutions
Heavy-duty inmate transports in a variety of lengths and compartment configurations.
K9 Transport Solutions
More than 30 inserts for both sedans and SUVs to keep K9 officers safe and comfortable.
Recent events
- Unconfirmed
Havis introduces docking stations for Zebra ET5X tablets[5]
Havis introduced the DS-ZEB-100 and DS-ZEB-200 docking stations for Zebra ET5X tablets, with options including different port-replication configurations and power supplies.
Reported
Havis launches wide-console accessories[6]
Havis released a new line of accessory options for vehicle-specific and universal wide consoles.
- Unconfirmed
Havis releases forklift mounts for Zebra ZQ520 printer[7]
Havis released a new line of forklift mounting solutions for the Zebra ZQ520 printer. The source provides no publication date establishing the release date.
Reported
Havis introduces solutions for 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicles[8]
Havis introduced a new suite of products to support the 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe Police Pursuit Vehicle and Special Service Vehicle, including vehicle-specific consoles, device mounts, K9 transport systems and other accessories.
Reported
Havis introduces DS-PAN-1400 docking stations[9]
Havis introduced the DS-PAN-1400 series, a new line of docking stations designed to support Panasonic’s TOUGHBOOK A3 tablet.
Reported
Havis releases docking stations for Getac B360 laptops[10]
Havis released the DS-GTC-1200 docking-solution line, designed to work with Getac B360 and B360 Pro laptops without adjustments.
Sources11 sources
- 1Rugged Vehicle Mounts, Consoles, Docking Solutions | Havis Inc. NRLhavis.com
- 2Public Safety Mobile Workstation Solutions | Havis Inc. NRLhavis.com
- 3Financial Services | Havis Inc. NRLhavis.com
- 4Havis Products | Industry-Specific Mounting and Docking Solutions NRLhavis.com
- 5Havis推出适用于Zebra ET5X平板电脑的扩展坞fieldtechnologiesonline.com
- 6Havis推出宽型控制台配件prweb.com
- 7Havis推出适用于Zebra ZQ520打印机的叉车安装支架datacollectiononline.com
- 8Havis推出适用于2021款Chevrolet Tahoe警用车辆的解决方案prweb.com
- 9Havis 推出 DS-PAN-1400 系列扩展坞prweb.com
- 10Havis 推出适用于 Getac B360 笔记本电脑的扩展坞prweb.com
- 11Havis Unveils A New Line of Docking Stations For Getac's New B360 & B360 Pro Laptopsfieldtechnologiesonline.com
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