Dahua’s DH-HAC-HFW2200E 2MP HDCVI IR-Bullet camera supports IR LEDs of effective range of 20 meters for poor-lighting condition
The PROTECTOR Award for security technology is an annual contest conducted by I.G.T. publishing house

Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China is proud to announce that its 2-Megapixel 1080p Water-proof HDCVI IR-Bullet camera DH-HAC-HFW2200E was named finalist for the Best of Camera PROTECTOR Award 2014.

PROTECTOR Award for security technology is an annual contest conducted by I.G.T. publishing house in Germany. There are four entry categories in total and Dahua HDCVI camera is classified under “Video Surveillance”, co-enlisted with 30 finalists from other international and high-credit security players.

Dahua in-house HDCVI technology allows fast and seamless upgrade from analogue standard definition to high definition without technical hassles at lower cost, featuring analogue HD video transmission over-coaxial-cable or UTP.

With 1/3-inch 2-Megapixel CMOS adopted, DH-HAC-HFW2200E supports 25/30fps@1080P, 25/30/50/60fps@720P real-time recording. Meanwhile, the camera supports IR LEDs of effective range of 20 meters for poor-lighting condition, and its special Smart IR technology realises intellectual IR lighting adjustment to meet different surroundings. HAC-HFW2200E’s elegant design satisfies surveillance purposes around exquisite décor, and its dark glass makes the camera quite converted as its internal LEDs are invisible during daytime.

Furthermore, Dahua works together with HDcctv Alliance on HDcctv 2.0 AT, delivering true HDTV signals over any legacy CCTV coaxial cabling; along with plug ‘n’ play up-the-coax remote control. HDcctv 2.0 AT, in particular, provides the means to upgrade any analogue system to HD quality video with remote control without disturbing the legacy infrastructure.

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