High performance network video recorders

June 2013 Surveillance

LenovoEMC (previously Iomega) announced a new line of high performance network video recorders (NVRs) with expanded video surveillance capabilities. The new Lenovo EMC NVRs are aimed at businesses with an existing network storage-based video surveillance network as well as those participating in the ongoing industry upgrade from analogue-based surveillance systems.

The new Lenovo EMC NVRs are the first in the industry to feature Milestone Arcus, the newest video management software (VMS) from Milestone.

“Customers that need dependable, affordable video surveillance will benefit from the integration of the new Milestone Arcus VMS platform with Lenovo EMC network storage,” said Eric Arcese, president and general manager, LenovoEMC. “The result is a dedicated digital video recorder appliance with superior reliability, image quality, ease-of-installation and affordability, as well as the versatility to handle an organisation’s network storage needs.”

The new Lenovo EMC NVR product family includes three models: the double-drive Lenovo EMC px2-300d NVR with Milestone Arcus, which includes 4 TB of storage and four camera licences; and two versions of the new four-drive Lenovo EMC px4-300d NVR with Milestone Arcus, one with 4 TB and eight camera licences and one with 8 TB and 16 camera licences. Each model also comes with a one-year software update plan, enabling users to receive the latest feature updates and releases from Milestone.

Milestone Arcus

Milestone Arcus is an embedded video surveillance platform for low-complexity, affordable security installations. A VMS solution that runs on Linux, Mac OSX and Windows related operating systems, Milestone Arcus offers a streamlined, video management tool that is simple and easy-to-install for users of LenovoEMC’s new line of NVRs.

Providing ‘power-on’ simple installation that auto-detects cameras on the network and speeds their configuration in the system, Milestone Arcus is perfect for customers who want to move from analogue cameras to IP network technology. Milestone Arcus features an intuitive Web client interface for viewing live or recorded video, searching and exporting evidence.

Key features of new Lenovo EMC network video recorders:

* Automated setup – No Configuration, be up and running in minutes.

* Fully featured NAS on top of video management appliance.

Supports analogue cameras through the addition of a 16-channel PCIe card accessory, enabling those who have analogue installations to easily use their current infrastructure as they migrate to IP.

* Wide IP Camera model support at launch and beyond as Milestone adds more brands of cameras to its compatibility list.

* Strong video recording features:

- Motion detection.

- Live view and playback.

- Export of evidence.

- Mobile application live view (iOS & Android).

- Alert notifications.

See more at www.iomega.com or www.lenovoemc.com





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