BVS To Exhibit and Speak At ISS World Americas 2011 Conference

Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc. Will Exhibit Their Latest Cell Phone Detection Systems and Speak at the ISS World Americas 2011 Conference in Washington, D.C..

METUCHEN, NJ, September 30, 2011 -- Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc. (BVS), a leading provider of advanced wireless solutions and products to the domestic and international wireless telecommunications and security markets will be exhibiting new cell phone detection products at the ISS World Americas 2011 Conference at the Bethesda North Marriott Hotel from October 11-13. In addition, BVS President and CEO, Scott Schober, will be speaking on the subject of Handheld Tools for Cell Phone Direction Finding and Location on Thursday, October 13th from 11:30-12:00. This speaking engagement is part of the Track 2: ISS for Criminal Investigations for law enforcement, intelligence and cyber security analysts who have investigation responsibilities associated with telecommunications networks.

"We are really looking forward to sharing our wireless expertise and product solutions with security and law enforcement agencies from around the world." says Scott Schober of BVS. Carmine Caferra, BVS Northeastern & Candian Sales Manager, will be on hand both days of the conference to exhibit and demonstrate the latest including Wolfhound-PRO and WatchHound cell phone detectors.

The Wolfhound-PRO alerts security and correctional professionals to nearby cell phone activity with a bright OLED screen and integrated vibration notification.  The device runs on an internal Li-ION rechargeable power system for up to 4+ hours enabling security personnel to continuously scan for all cellular voice, text or data transmissions.  The intuitive one-button illuminated trackball allows for simple operation.

Watchhound Cell Phone Security Monitor continuously scans any cellphone prohibited area for wireless activity essentially creating wireless-free zones without the need for jamming. All incoming and outgoing cellular calls are detected (in active or standby mode*) and time stamped for later analysis. The Watchhound receiver can also be configured to look like a common thermostat on any wall for more covert enforcement and features an ultra-crisp OLED display, remote control and utilizes Power (PoE) over Ethernet.