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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JVC PUTS SUPER
LOLUX TECHNOLOGY TO THE TEST AT ASIS
2012
- WAYNE, NJ (August 29,
2012) –
JVC Professional Products Company,
a division of JVC Americas Corp., will put its Super
LoLux HD™ technology to the test at ASIS 2012
(Booth 3925), which runs Sept. 10-12 in Philadelphia.
The company will conduct a live demonstration of
its
low-light technology during the show, plus it will
debut two new analog IR security cameras and showcase
its broad IP and analog camera lineups.
- At the show, a light-tight
black box, equipped with IP
security
cameras from
JVC and its competitors, will be equipped with a
dimmable light control and light meter with digital
readout, so attendees can control and measure the
level of light (lux) inside the box. There will also
be a slide window on the box so attendees can
visually verify the darkness. Video outputs from the
cameras will be displayed on a monitor in the booth
to allow side-by-side comparisons.
- “We want ASIS attendees
to see JVC’s superior low-light performance for
themselves,” said Masafumi Nakano, vice
president, JVC Security Division. “JVC cameras
are already known for their superior image quality
and reliability. Our ASIS demonstration will show how
superior our Super LoLux HD technology is to the
competition.”
- This year, JVC has released a
number of new cameras, including its advanced VN-H57
Series. With indoor and outdoor models, the IP-based
Super LoLux cameras deliver True Day/Night
performance, with color images in light as low as
0.15 lux, plus embedded Clear Logic Video
Intelligence (C.L.V.I.) image processing for superior
wide dynamic performance, back light compensation,
edge enhancement, and anti-fog
capabilities.
- The new VN-H37 Series,
JVC’s intermediate line of Super LoLux HD
cameras, has four models, including two true
Day/Night cameras. The cameras feature a 1/3-inch
CMOS imager that delivers high-resolution full HD
2.2MP at up to 30fps, with 0.15 lux sensitivity that
matches the performance of JVC’s well
established CCD-based cameras.
- All Super LoLux HD cameras
offer multi-codec support, including M-JPEG, MPEG-4,
and H.264 High Profile. Other manufacturers use H.264
Baseline or Main Profile compression schemes, which
do not provide the bandwidth and storage efficiencies
of H.264 High Profile. The cameras also offer a
variety of features, including motion detection,
privacy masks, and support for ONVIF and PSIA
standards as well as numerous video management
software (VMS) platforms, including Milestone
Xprotect.
- JVC will also introduce two
analog IR security cameras at the show. The
TK-C2301WPRU is a vandal-proof outdoor dome that is
dustproof and waterproof (IP66 compliant), while the
TK-C8301RU is a box camera with integrated lens.
Designed specifically for entrance surveillance, both
offer JVC’s exclusive Super LoLux technology,
as well as dual shutter ExDR (extended wide dynamic
range), built-in IR Illumination, and True Day/Night
performance. Both cameras will be available in
October.
- ABOUT JVC PROFESSIONAL
PRODUCTS
- JVC Professional Products
Company, located in Wayne, New Jersey, is a division
of JVC Americas Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of
JVC Kenwood Corporation, and a leading supplier of IP
network and analog security cameras, network video
recorders, monitors, and management systems to the
video security industry. Its V.Networks product line
of has earned a solid reputation for quality and
reliability, and provides superior picture quality
for thousands of installations worldwide. For more
information about this, or any other JVC professional
product, contact JVC at (800) 582-5825 or visit
JVC’s Web site at http://pro.jvc.com.
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