Dahua Technology successfully secured Brazil’s presidential palace
The Palace upgraded a part of analog cameras with Dahua HD IP cameras and added more units for increased security

Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China successfully secured Brazil’s Presidential Palace.

The Palácio do Planalto is the official workplace of the President of Brazil. It is located in the national capital of Brasília which built in 1960. It is a solemn and sacred place with a long history. In order to adequately secure such an important place, Dahua upgraded the IP Cameras and DVRs according to its particularity. The project is intended to replace the aging analog cameras with HD IP Camera while keeping part of the original analog surveillance system. Meanwhile a surveillance center was installed in order to connect all the cameras for better management.

The whole Palace covers an area of 36, 000 square meters. The main building has four floors above ground and one floor underground. Dahua HD IP cameras were installed in each floor. The first floor consists of the main reception area, access control and security, entrance hall and press office. The large entrance hall is used frequently for temporary exhibitions on themes related to the federal government's programs. To ensure every corner was fully protected, the Palace upgraded a part of analog cameras with Dahua HD IP cameras and added more units to level it up to another higher stage.

There is a supreme meeting room and press secretariat in the second floor. The supreme meeting room is normally used for ministerial, government and presidential meetings. For those large ceremonies or important meets the high resolutions become the first requirement. Dahua HDW2100 IP camera features1.3-Megapixel and infrared function, allowing better image resolution and higher performance at the low-lux scenarios.

The third floor is the President and senior staff’s offices. It composed of waiting rooms, the noble room, the Presidential office and the offices of the senior advisors. Moreover a large lounge area and the offices of senior government officials are in the fourth floor. Dahua HDW2100 IP camera features neat and stylish design which goes perfectly with the surroundings while also providing 24/7 real-time surveillance and snapshot function for the office visitors.

To meet the security demands of the Presidential Palace, DVR1604HF-AL from Dahua supports full channel 960H real-time recording and GRID interface & smart search. It features multiple networks monitoring such as web viewer, CMS and DMSS. Dahua customized the DVRs for the project in terms of the display mode, encoding settings, holiday functions and asset management functions.

“For such an extremely important place like Presidential Palace, it must need the high-level security to keep it away from potential menace and terrorist.” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin-America and Africa at Dahua Technology. “All the difficulties in the process of the project can be used as a reference for our further cooperation. Dahua is able to provide the suitable products and effective solutions to the users.”

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