Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China announced to introduce its new iHCVR series products.

 iHCVR, based on Dahua’s in-house High Definition Composite Video Interface (HDCVI) technology, new generation of smart face detection which realizes 1ch face detection, instant playback and face index playback. iHCVR series products not only support face detection but also can realize face image snapshot and face image 20 seconds playback assisted by software.

HD performance at 720P

Dahua iHCVR product family is based on HDCVI technology and it retains the ease to use of an analog system while offering up to 720P HD video output.

Easy space

Detected face images, motions, alarm snapshots and video can be uploaded to the free “Easy Space” (Network Cloud Disk) such as Skydrive and Dropbox to keep data safe and save storage space. Also the recorded data can be searched easily.

P2P

P2P allows simple and easy connecting between client-end and mobile apps. Dahua iHCVR can realize p2p network connection through scanning QR code and logging website. (www.easy4ip.com)

iHCVR products family includs 5104/5108H-F and 5104/5108HE-F. Among these models, different hardware case is not the only way to differentiate them but also with different functions, such as iHCVR5104/5108HE-F supports 4/8-ch alarm in and 3-ch alarm out.

Furthermore, the sync software will be available for mobile phones in January. With mobile device viewing support, it will be much more convenient to use. As for the users, iHCVR is cost-effectiveness, easy-to-use and high performance solution.

Key feature

  • Support face detection, instant playback and face index playback
  • Detected face images can be uploaded to the free “Easy Space”
  • Support P2P network connection through scanning QR code
  • All channel@720P real-time recording
  • 1HDMI,1VGA,1Audio,1SATA,2USB,1RJ45(100M), Alarm (HE Series optional)

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