Dahua Technology releases Eco-Savvy network camera series — DH-IPC-5000/4000-series — offering 1.3-Mp, 2-Mp as well as 3-Mp with diverse designs and sizes. The series features low consumption and low streaming, making this product a stand-out in power efficiency.

Featuring new Ambarella chipset and in-house ISP technology, this new series cameras manage to encode @1080p with bitrate 2M and @720p with 1M, which is 75% saving of networking bandwidth and storage compared with the existing ones. In addition, the new chip features better design on power control, consuming 50% less than the previous generation cameras, allowing longer product longevity.

The Eco-Savvy series provides crystal clear images with better colour reproduction and render better solutions on the detail presenting, motion deblurring and superb night visual effect.

Meanwhile, coupled with the 3D-NR technology, which helps to eliminate image noise in low-light conditions without creating ghosting and blurring; Dahua's patented Smart IR technology makes night visual effect even better.

In addition, with refined software, the system is more stable and efficient with stronger networking connectivity. It supports maximum 20-user visits and 6-user@ 1080p preview simultaneously. It ensures no packet loss up to 100-meter networking transmission. Besides, dual storage backup ensures system stability.

The first wave release includes 5000-series (Pro-series) and 4000- series (Smart-series) with 12 models included.

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