JVC

VR-D100 Series DVR

VR-D100 Series DVR

JVC’s VR-D100 Series DVRs give users three different models to choose from, each of which features their exclusive Super LoLux processing and extended capacity recording storage for today’s high resolution analog cameras. The three models include the 4-channel VR-D1004-500 with 500MB internal recording capacity; 8-channel VR-D1008-1TB with 1TB internal recording capacity; and VR-D1016-1TB with 1TB internal recording capacity. All of these models offer H.264 compression for reduced storage and bandwidth and enconding support for analog cameras capable of capturing up to 700 TVL. They also offer dual-stream recording at 30fps, HDMI and VGA outputs (1920x1080) for synchronous playback, two-way audio, and 12VDC operation for mobile use plus a free mobile app and three-year warranty.

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