JVC Releases New Entryway Security Cameras

· By zack duncan · Camera Types & Features, Security Industry & Product News

Updated October 19, 2012

JVC Releases New Entryway Security Cameras

JVC Professional Products Company recently announced its newest products, the TK-C2301WPRU, a vandal-proof analog dome security camera, and the TK-C8301RU, an analog box camera with an integrated lens. Both of these cameras are optimized for True Day/Night entryway surveillance and were previewed at ASIS 2012 in Philadelphia last month.

Both cameras are also equipped with built-in IR LEDs that are optimized specifically to illuminate a wide area at night and expose detailed subjects at close range without white-out reflection.

According to Vice President, JVC Security Division Masafumi Nakano, “Cameras positioned at doorways, loading docks, or access gates need to perform at their best at short distances. Our two new cameras are engineered to deliver enhanced, high-quality images day or night at close range.”

In addition to that, both cameras offer 600 TV lines of resolution with a 1/3″ IT CCD images and a newly developed 14-bit digital signal processor for high quality images.  Also included is an S/N ratio of 52dB along with JVC’s Super LoLux technology and Clear 5 Meter IR LED, allowing these cameras to provide precise color reproduction, even in zero lux. Moreover, JVC’s ExDR Plus technology automatically produces clearer images for both bright and dark areas.

JVC has also included its exclusive Fine Focus adjustment technology, allowing for a more accurate focus adjustment while a new area white balance applies auto white balance to a specific part of the picture. Other features on these cameras include automatic gain control and electronic shutter, auto black adjustment, 3D noise reduction, four area patterns for backlight compensation, motion detection, privacy mask, and 2x digital zoom.

The TK-C2301 WPRU is also IP66 rated and offers triple axis rotation so you can adjust the angle of your lens with ease as well as an optional heater unit that allows the camera to be used in temperatures as low as -22 degrees Fahrenheit. The TK-C8301RU and TK-C2301WPRU are both currently available for prices of $460 and $575, respectively.

Source: Broadcast Newsroom – JVC Unveils True Day/Night Security Cameras Enhanced for Entryway Applications

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