Dedicated Micros announces SD Range promotion for European security installersDedicated Micros - part of AD Group - has introduced a "limited edition" European launch promotion for its feature-rich SD Range which is setting new standards for DVRs in the mid-range CCTV market, from video analytics to uniform recording duration and smooth motion video on all cameras.

The special SD Range promotion is targeted at European security installers giving them the chance to receive a 100€ Amazon.com voucher for every SD model purchased.  In addition, those who order multiples of 3 units will be eligible to receive a new KBC2 keyboard from Dedicated Micros worth over 500€.  The promotion is valid on purchases made until 31 May, 2008.

Said Michael Knöckel, European Sales Manager, Dedicated Micros, "The SD Range with its market-leading capabilities has already been well received in the marketplace and we anticipate that this 'limited edition' promotion will help to further drive take-up of this innovative DVR across Europe."

The SD Range is now available in 4*, 8, 12, 16 and 32 channel variants and features "Normal, Medium and Low" default recording settings for consistent recording performance per camera - regardless of the number of cameras - and easy to use selectable storage configurations of 7, 14, 30 and 60 days.

Another advance with the SD Range is that selected models are Analytics Capable - believed to be a first for the mid-range CCTV market.  Analytics packages are available through a simple software and hardware licence upgrade.

*) Available shortly after product launch.

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