JVC Professional Products Company

WAYNE, NJ (October 28, 2011)– JVC Professional Products Company, a division of JVC Americas Corp., will showcase its new line of VR-X network video recorders at ISC Solutions (Booth 1706), which runs Nov. 2-3, 2011, at the Javits Center in New York City. Building on the heritage of previous JVC all-in-one CCTVrecording and playback products, the VR-X1600U and VR-X3200U offer 16 and 32-channel recording, respectively, as well as support for 720p and 1080p full HD resolutions with multi-codec support.

“The new VR-X NVRs are the perfect complement to JVC’s new line of CMOS-based Super LoLux HD security cameras, which were introduced earlier this year,” explained Ian Scott, vice president, JVC Security Group. “Our new cameras and NVRs support H.264 High Profile compression, which delivers storage and bandwidth efficiencies you can’t get from equipment that only supports H.264 Baseline or Main Profile.”

Equipped with built-in camera licenses with no recurring fees, as well as the latest versions of Milestone XProtect Enterprise and Windows Embedded OS, the VR-X NVRs offer enterprise-level, full HD recording and viewing for an unlimited number of NVRs, cameras, sites, and users.More than 1,000 different camera/encoder models can be supported by installing the latest Milestone device driver pack. A broad selection of software add-ons and third-party integrations, plus a fully documented SDK, are also available.

Both 3 RU VR-X NVRs ship with a pre-installed 1 TB drive. Three additional drives can be easily installed from the front panel for up to 4 TB of on-board storage. The NVRs also support RAID 1, 5, and 10, with optional support for RAID 6 technology. There is no front panel operation; instead, all controls are administrated locally through a mouse and keyboard using an external monitor or by a remote administrator on the network. A rear panel I/O offers alarm interface support.

The VR-X1600U has a suggested list price of $5,900 while the VR-X3200U will be priced at $8,900. Both models will ship in early 2012.