Dahua Logo Crop 55c8fdd2125adDahua Technology USA
Irvine, CA 92618
United States of America
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Dahua Logo Crop 55c8fdd2125adDahua Technology USA brings high-value, total security solutions to the North American market. Founded in 2001, Dahua now manufactures the world’s second-largest market share of video surveillance equipment, according to a 2016 IHS report.
Dahua leads not only as a manufacturer but as an innovator. Dahua pioneered HDCVI technology, which produces high-definition images over coax cable. HDCVI has been an industry game-changer, resulting in more than 100 global partners. Dahua’s latest iteration, HDCVI 3.0, includes intelligent features and up to 4K resolution, further extending the life of legacy systems and creating more value.
Dahua also engineered the Smart H.265+ codec, an optimized version of H.265. Smart H.265+ improves bandwidth and storage capabilities up to 80% over standard H.264.
Always looking to the future, Dahua’s most exciting innovations for 2017 and 2018 include products equipped with Deep Learning technology. Deep Learning – the fastest-growing field of Artificial Intelligence – allows a device to learn on its own as it quickly extracts and processes data. By continually improving pattern analysis and classification, the device can output powerful and efficient traffic data collection, facial analysis, or heat mapping.
Dahua’s core video surveillance product line – network cameras, NVRs, and HD-over-coax (HDCVI) cameras and recorders – are found in virtually every vertical market in over 180 countries. When it comes to customer service, Dahua maintains rapid response times, and offers unparalleled tech support resources including the Dahua Wiki.
Dahua is a publicly-held company headquartered in Hangzhou, China. Dahua USA has offices in Irvine, California, Franklin, Massachusetts, and Houston, Texas for regional sales and support.
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Wayne Hurd has been appointed VP of Sales for Dahua.
Dahua recently showcased several of its video technology innovations at ISC East 2017.News
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Workers test video surveillance components inside a manufacturing facility in Shenzhen, China, in April 2010. Legislation recently passed by the U.S. House would bar the FCC from reviewing or granting new equipment authorizations to companies on the agency's 'Covered List.'
Later this month, the FCC will discuss a proposed rulemaking change that would allow the agency to prohibit all future authorizations of equipment provided by Hikvision and Dahua as well as potentially explore the possibility of revoking authorizations previously granted for other products from these two firms.





































