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Dahua Mobile Solution

Leading security equipment manufacturer Dahua has recently released their new, advanced mobile solution to enable drivers and users of transport services such as taxi’s and bus to address and minimise safety threats as well as poor user experiences.

The Dahua Mobile Solution consists largely of a front-end camera, a recorder and a server located in a control center. In order to meet the different needs of various markets, Dahua has released three versions of the system, an IP version as well as a HDCVI and an analog version. The recorder, featuring a maximum resolution of 5MP, supports IR and IP67. Aside from recording and local storage, the recorder is capable of exchanging data with the platform through 3G/4G and WIFI, including real-time sending of video, GPS data, alerts and so on.

Dahua offers a variety of accessories to support different applications including a  handheld microphone to support two-way communication, a panic button to deal with emergencies, fuel level sensor to collect fuel consumption and swipe card reader for drivers to check on work attendance. They also provide a 7-inch screen, audio pick up, protection box and so on.

The DSS server is the brain to Dahua Mobile Solution. Supporting a maximum 2000 channels, the DSS server is mainly utilized to control and manage the mobile recorder. There are two versions of the server – a pure software version as well as software and hardware integration to meet different needs  of  different customers.

In order to better fulfill the actual demand of different applications, the mobile solution is divided into Bus Mobile Solution, Logistics Mobile Solution, School Car Mobile Solution, Law Enforcement Vehicle Mobile Solution and so on, covering most mobile surveillance requirements.

Visit www.dahuasecurity.com to learn more.

John Bigelow
John is the Editor of Security Solutions. With over 25 years experience in media within the security industry, John has written for a wide variety of national and internal publications including Cards Asia, Security New Zealand, and the Journal of Security Administration in the United States, as well as giving expert commentary in regard to security issues through various media outlets including 3AW, 2GB, 4GB and television programs such as Sunrise and the Today Show.