It is a truth universally acknowledged that an object attracts people’s eyes always worth a great deal. Jewellery, a word of alluring, is worth a lot; therefore, how to upgrade the security level is one of the top questions jewellery stores always seek to resolve.

Tanishq, promoted by the Tata Group, is a prominent jewellery brand in India. It offers traditional as well as trendy designs in gold, diamond and platinum jewellery, pioneers the concept of branded jewellery and ornaments. Gained exciting revenue last year, Tanishq expanded its business to Nagpur, the green city in India. Tanishq officials decided to adopt Dahua analogue cameras (DH-CA-FW450D) for surveillance in its showroom.

Dahua FW450D is a 520TVL waterproof IR camera, which adopts 1/3" SONY Super HAD CCD II and supports IR distance maximally at 50 meters. The structure design is also interesting, instead of conventional IR lamps which composited of multiple IR LEDs, FW450D is single IR lamp designed, which exactly extends IR lamp’s lifespan.

The line is composed with selectable camera shapes and sizes. According to the revenue breakdown, the market has a huge reaction to this series due to their outstanding cost-performance ratio. As a total solution provider, Dahua also offers a full range of DVRs for selection and practical surveillance software to operate, such as PSS (for small-size application) and DMSS (Phone surveillance), by which, things could be more visible and controllable.

Ms. Khushi Pillai, ABM at Titan Industries showed her appreciation for the good performance of Dahua cameras, which were supplied by Aditya Infotech Ltd.—Dahua’s sole distributor in India. Ms.Khushi Pillai also added: “We trust Aditya Infotech and Dahua brand, the cameras give us confidence to further employ their products in our future business expansion in Bilaspur, and we expect the same good service and responsiveness from them.”

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