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Dahua displayed their cost-effective DVRs with corresponding 600TVL HDIS analogue cameras

Now in its 39th year, IFSEC International is the only event that brings together the entire international security supply chain. 700+ exhibitors and 25,000+ security professionals from over 100 countries come together to discover the latest security innovations within the commercial security and fire safety industry. Dahua Technology demonstrated the full range of its product line-up, including analogue, network, and HDCCTV surveillance solutions.

This year, Dahua displayed their cost-effective DVRs with corresponding 600TVL HDIS analogue cameras, SD64XX series speed domes (Dahua Block Camera adopted) and other affordable products and solutions. Meanwhile, their new 0804HD-SDI DVR was on display as well as the NVR6000. This newly introduced NVR is specially designed for the application of HD video data management and storage to meet the growing demands.

The existing HDCCTV series, the Effio series, and IPCs (ranging from1.3MP to 5.0MP) were popular as usual, due to crisp clear visual performance and stability. Dahua also put their innovative PoE NVR Kit on show, which combines one NVR and four IPCs in one.

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