Dahua enters the video conferencing market with complete and integrated solutions

The security systems manufacturer expands its business proposal with complete videoconferencing solutions adapted to all types of meeting rooms.

Hold face-to-face meetings with high image quality, sound and communications is the objective that the security manufacturer has set Dahua on its introduction into the videoconferencing market, as they recently announced during their participation in SICUR 2018 (more data in Digital Security).

Specifically, Dahua offers complete solutions for video conferencing and for large and medium-sized meeting rooms. These are made up of the TS52A0 detachable Full HD terminal, which can be installed in a standard 19” rack structure for easy installation, which facilitates multiple transmission of images from up to six cameras, and live viewing of the meeting from different angles.

This multipoint capable terminal facilitates the simultaneous transmission of four channels to 60 fps-1.080p, uses H.265 video coding protocols, enabling optional 4K UHD viewing and recording of meetings to a USB drive.

Dahua also has an all-in-one cloud video conferencing terminal -TS20A0-, a compact system that integrates a PTZ camera with x3/x10 optics, with an angle width of 90/63º and Full HD video, codecs, microphone and speaker.

Regarding management platform, Dahya has developed the MCU91F0 and MCU91B0 systems, that offer simultaneous transmission of 20/70/80 canales, as well as ten channels, respectively, a 30 fps and 1,080p to adapt to different network requirements.

Telepresence systems

As part of its integrated proposal for this market, Dahua also has telepresence systems, like model RPS3B0, a portable unit that has a 1,080p Full HD camera, codecs, microphone and a screen (in size of 49, 55 y 65 inches)

With similar features and compatible with other conference products with the previous one, The RPS3C0 telepresence system integrates two screens in the same sizes as those mentioned above, and allows virtual face-to-face meetings, using low bandwidth.