Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China recently announced the availability of its Eco-Savvy 2.0 series PTZ cameras.

The Eco-Savvy series offers SD59 and SD50 models. Those two models carry the spirit of the Eco-Savvy 2.0 series which is energy-saving concept, featuring 30x optical zoom capability, as well as smart features to make surveillance easier.

Eco-Savvy 2.0 series PTZ camera offers users an excellent surveillance option for high-resolution and clear video monitoring as both provide long range visibility, 24 hours a day, in all lighting conditions.

Compact and faster

Compact design, just 5-inch, makes it much faster than a metal ball. It provides a maximum pan speed of 400°/s and a maximum tilt speed of 300°/s.

Smart detection function

Eco-Savvy 2.0 series PTZ camera engineered with a smart detection function, which can detect progressively moving object and alarm within the camera's area of coverage without fault.

Better

Concealment type IR design, SD59 supports maximum 100-meter IR distance. It supports IP66 which ensures the camera can withstand even the harshest weather environments.

Without supporting IR capability, SD50 is still extremely effective in capturing the most minute activities when deployed, featuring IP67-rated weatherproofing and IK10-rated vandal-proof can effectively prevent violent destruction.

This series can be widely used in many fields such as school, hotel, park, shopping mall, supermarket, factory, urban road, etc. Integrate with Dahua advanced technology, it offers high quality, affordable price, safety and durability.

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