Dahua ePoE NVR Won 2017 Security Best New Product Award
Dahua ePoE NVR won the 2017 Security Best New Product Award in Australia for its impressive 800m cable transmission capability.The 2017 Security Best New Products Awards, sponsored...


Dahua ePoE NVR won the 2017 Security Best New Product Award in Australia for its impressive 800m cable transmission capability.
The “2017 Security Best New Products Awards”, sponsored by Sony, are a celebration of the most innovative products to hit the Australian market in the last 12 months. Products were judged on originality, impact of innovation, measurability of the benefits, and applicability to the Australian market by a panel of leading security experts including General Manager of ASIAL (Australian Security Industry Association Limited), Mr. John Fleming and Editor of Security Solutions Magazine, Mr. John Bigelow among others.
Dahua new ePoE NVR stood out from totally over 50 entries under the scrutiny of numerous demanding security expert judges. The Dahua is a 24 Channel NVR capable of transmitting over cable distances of up to 800m between the camera and NVR which is a huge increase in distance when compared to the current 100m limitation that traditional IP networks have.
Winning 2017 Security Best New Products Award is a big recognition as well as encouragement from global industry expert domain. With a mission of “Safer Society, Smarter Living”, Dahua will continue to focus on “Innovation, Quality, and Service” to invest in innovation and quality to deliver world class products and services to customers.
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