William Zhou

LAN airline, one of the most important airline companies in Latin America, is based in Lima, Peru. The airline company operates scheduled domestic and international services, controlling over seventy percent of the domestic market. Its main base and maintenance center are located in Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, which is a significant transfer hub and aviation infrastructure of South America. The LAN airline deploys its surveillance system with Dahua solutions for its office and airplane maintenance center, which plays a vital role to keep customers' airplanes flying safely. As what the customer specified, they want the center covered to ensure a 100% regular management and operation. However, since it is located inside of Jorge Chávez International Airport, it brings along with a hassle as neither too many cables nor wireless antennas are allowed because it may generate electronic jamming. The Dahua 6C-series speed dome cameras can not only provide clear and crisp images, but also requires less output power AP Mode Wireless Video Transmission Under this circumstance, Dahua team suggested to use a hybrid solution — a combination of AP (access points) and wire transmission — wirelessly transmit the camera data to inter-connected sub-centers, and then cable-transmit to the control room. The ‘AP mode’ wireless video transmission system includes access points, feeders, PoE, antennas and power cables, allowing a 3.0km to 5.0km long-distance fast transmission with a wide angle, by which, the coverage is further expanded. High-Quality Images At Low Power Consumption There are in total hundreds of network cameras and Dahua speed domes adopted, ranging from basic line-up to the Eco-Savvy series with versatile shapes such as domes and box cameras according to the actual surveillance surroundings. Take the Eco-Savvy camera series for example, the dome camera is able to provide high-quality image with much lower power consumption — saving up to 50% energy compared with similar products from other bidders. Moreover, the Dahua 6C-series speed dome cameras can not only provide clear and crisp images, but also requires less output power, lowering the power output of the airport. Over fifteen 16-channel PoE NVRs are applied, each with 384Mbps incoming bandwidth, rendering a smooth HD real-time preview and recording As for storage, over fifteen 16-channel PoE NVRs are applied, each with 384Mbps incoming bandwidth, rendering a smooth HD real-time preview and recording; and its PoE function simplifies installation and reduces signal interference. The NVR accommodates up to 16TB with 4 SATAs supported, ensuring a large volume 24/7 storage. Products Deliver Excellent Performance “Actually, we have many bidders and the final reason that drives us to cooperate with Dahua is their outstanding product quality and service. We can see their professionalism in video surveillance and plus their sincerity makes us moved during the communication,” said Luis A. Gómez Cornejo, Supervisor of Electronic Security at LAN Perú. “The implementation went great, they deployed the system within quite a short time and the products are in very good performance.” “We feel super honored to be involved in this case,” said William Zhou, Sales Director for Latin Americas at Dahua Technology. “In recent years, we are going vertical rather than providing simple and individual products. And this project deepened our insight and practical experience towards airport projects.”

Dahua enables live video and access to video storage in low-bandwidth conditions  Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China secures more than 5,000 buses in Guadalajara, Mexico. Customer Guadalajara is the capital and largest city of the Mexican state of Jalisco, and the seat of the municipality of Guadalajara. Mexico's fourth most populous municipality is reported to be challenged by crime including: robberies, assaults, car thefts, etc. Mass transit is generally considered unsafe. Purse-snatching and armed robberies have been common on buses. Drivers sometimes illegally put the bus fare in their own pockets. Another issue addressed by the new system is traffic accidents, which have remained untracked without security cameras. To reduce serious crimes that continued to take place on buses, security cameras are required to be installed on all buses by transport regulations since 2014. Dahua Security Equipment Dahua plays a vital role in protecting drivers and passengers on buses in Guadalajara by providing more than 1,250 pieces of security equipment for over 5,000 buses. This equipment includes: Dahua CA-DW480D700TVL Mobile Dome Camera features 3.6mm fixed lens (2.8mm optional). The vandal-proof analog cameras are installed beside the driver’s seat, in the middle of the bus and at the rear, monitoring all the areas inside the bus. With IR LEDs range up to 10 meters, it can deliver great day/night performance in any lighting conditions. Meanwhile, Dahua 0404ME-U-GC, 4 Channel Mobile Standalone DVR is set at the middle front of the bus, which supports SXGA real-time live view and full channel synchronous real-time playback. It helps record traffic from the front and two sides outside the bus. Results A reliable system is the key of operating video surveillance in moving vehicles. Dahua perfectly fit the requirement by offering a stable, smooth and ruggedized system. With the equipment of specialized cameras, DVRs and software platforms, high solution videos can be captured both inside and outside the city bus while traffic conditions can be detected in advance to avoid accidents. Dahua enables live video and access to video storage in low-bandwidth conditions.  The solution can use 3G to deliver this access to evidence when an emergency occurs. The solution also provides other extended functions, such as people counting, bus route management, etc. “It’s a great honor to cooperate with a local agent company and system integrator in such a project,” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin-America at Dahua Technology. “We are proud to provide value-added products and service to our clients, and to make an effort in securing the safety of people and assets in Guadalajara. With Dahua’s outstanding products and proven mobile solution, I know there will be chances for more cooperation within Mexico.” Save Save

Hundreds of network cameras and Dahua speed domes have been adopted by LAN airline Background LAN airline, one of the most important airline companies in Latin America, is based in Lima, Peru. The airline company operates scheduled domestic and international services, controlling over seventy percent of the domestic market. Its main base and maintenance center are located in Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, which is a significant transfer hub and aviation infrastructure of South America. Challenge The LAN airline deploys its surveillance system with Dahua solutions for its office and airplane maintenance center, where it plays a vital role to keep customers' airplanes flying safely. As what the customer specified, they want the center covered to ensure a 100% regular management and operation. However, since it is located inside of Jorge Chávez International Airport, it brings along with a hassle as neither too many cables nor wireless antennas are allowed because it may generate electronic jamming. Under this circumstance, the Dahua team suggested to use a hybrid solution — a combination of AP (access points) and wire transmission — wirelessly transmit the camera data to inter-connected sub-centers, and then cable-transmit to the control room. “In recent years, we are going vertical rather than providing simple and individual products. And this project deepened our insight and practical experience towards airport projects", says William Zhou, Sales Director for Latin Americas at Dahua Technology Solution The “AP mode” wireless video transmission system includes access points, feeders, PoE, antennas and power cables, allowing a 3.0km to 5.0km long-distance fast transmission with a wide angle, by which, the coverage is further expanded. There are in total hundreds of network cameras and Dahua speed domes adopted, ranging from basic lineup to the Eco-Savvy series with versatile shapes such as domes and box cameras according to the actual surveillance surroundings. Take the Eco-Savvy camera series for example, the dome camera is able to provide high-quality image with much lower power consumption — saving up to 50% energy compared with similar products from other bidders. Moreover, the Dahua 6C-series speed dome cameras can not only provide clear and crisp images, but also requires less output power, lowering the power output of the airport. As for storage, over fifteen 16-channel PoE NVRs are applied, each with 384Mbps incoming bandwidth, rendering a smooth HD real-time preview and recording; and its PoE function simplifies installation and reduces signal interference. The NVR accommodates up to 16TB with 4 SATAs supported, ensuring a large volume 7/24 storage. Result “Actually, we have many bidders and the final reason that drives us to cooperate with Dahua is their outstanding product quality and service. We can see their professionalism in video surveillance and plus their sincerity makes us moved during the communication,” Said Luis A. Gómez Cornejo, Supervisor of Electronic Security at LAN Perú. “The implementation went great, they deployed the system within quite a short time and the products are in very good performance.” “We feel super honored to be involved in this case,” said William Zhou, Sales Director for Latin Americas at Dahua Technology. “In recent years, we are going vertical rather than providing simple and individual products. And this project deepened our insight and practical experience towards airport projects.”

Dahua represents its first win at ESM Mexican Excellence Awards 2016 Dahua Technology, a provider of video surveillance products and services, announced it was awarded ‘Best Manufacturer’ in the 2016 Mexican Excellence Awards at Expo Seguridad Mexico (ESM), a distinction that honors the most outstanding companies in the security sector. The award is granted based on the quality of products and solutions, as well as the investment in resources to provide better service. Presented at a gala dinner recently held during ESM, as part the summit of activities at Security Expo 2016, award nominees were divided into four categories: Best Integrative Company, Best Distribution Company, Best Manufacturer, and the Social Responsibility Award. Technical And Commercial Support “We’re honored to be recognized by the Mexican Excellence Awards. This is a significant distinction and we’re pleased to be ranked among the top five companies in the distribution channel, and competing with other renowned names in the industry,” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin America. “The award is a great source of pride and the result of hard work and devotion dedicated to the development of the Mexico,” said Zhou. “We appreciate the nod of approval and the trust that our customers have placed in the Dahua name.” A world-recognized brand, Dahua Technology for more than six years has been operating in Mexico, which has served as the company linchpin in Latin America. A local team of professionals and trained experts to provide technical and commercial support of the products and personalized attention. Dahua Technology has been nominated for the ESM Mexican Excellence Awards several times, but 2016 represents its first win. Save

Dahua's security solution helps the Brazilian city to prevent crime and violence and create a better environment for people Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China, provided safe city security solution for Boa Vista in Brazil. Boa Vista (Portuguese meaning “good view” or “nice sight”) is the capital of the Brazilian state of Roraima. Situated on the western bank of the River Branco, the city lies 220 km away from Brazil’s border with Venezuela. It is the only Brazilian capital located entirely north of the equator. Being the only major Brazilian city north of the equator, Boa Vista experiences a tropical savanna climate with a hot, humid wet season and warm dry season. The Safe Security Solution For Brazilian City Inflated populations in the inner cities result in crime, vandalism and a major target for terrorism. This directly impacts the Boa Vista community’s economic, political and personal well-being. To prevent the crime and violence, to create a better environment for all people to live, work and socialize, Dahua provides the safe city security solution for Boa Vista. Dahua safe city security solution is based on a combination of multimedia video and data. Dahua network cameras monitoring facility is situated within the CBD and operates 7 days per week, 24 hours per day. The facility monitors over 100 cameras across the Boa Vista region. The network cameras can observe and detect incidents in real-time. As for storage-end Dahua offers its 4832 network video recorder which support 5MP HD video stream decoding. It maximum supports 32-channel IP camera input. For the video encode format, it integrates the H.264/MJPEG video compression algorithms. It supports maximum 200Mbps incoming bandwidth and can up to 5Mp resolution preview and playback. Multicast video streams further reduce the bandwidth required for streaming high-quality video. Dahua 4832 network video recorder can work with multiple kinds of cameras in active environments, onsite and remotely. Real-Time Monitoring And Recording Implementation "Dahua safe city security solution enabled Boa Vista to implement real-time monitoring and recording,” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin-America and Africa at Dahua Technology. “It played an important role in dealing with emergencies and guaranteeing the security of the whole city.”

Dahua safe city security solution enabled Boa Vista to implement real-time monitoring and recording Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China, provided safe city security solution for Boa Vista in Brazil. Customer Boa Vista (Portuguese meaning “good view” or “nice sight”) is the capital of the Brazilian state of Roraima. Situated on the western bank of the RiverBranco, the city lies 220 km away from Brazil’s border with Venezuela. It is the only Brazilian capital located entirely north of the equator. Being the only major Brazilian city north of the equator, Boa Vista experiences a tropical savanna climate with a hot, humid wet season and warm dry season. Inflated populations in the inner cities result in crime, vandalism and a major target for terrorism. This directly impacts the Boa Vista community’s economic, political and personal well-being. To prevent the crime and violence, to create a better environment for all people to live, work and socialise, Dahua provides the safe city security solution for Boa Vista. Safe Cty Security Solution Dahua safe city security solution is based on a combination of multimedia video and data. Dahua network cameras monitoring facility is situated within the CBD and operates 7 days per week, 24 hours per day. The facility monitors over 100 cameras across the Boa Vista region. The network cameras can observe and detect incidents in real-time.  As for storage-end Dahua offers its 4832 network video recorder which support 5MP HD video stream decoding. It maximum supports 32-channel IP camera input. For the video encode format, it integrates the H.264/MJPEG video compression algorithms. It supports maximum 200Mbps incoming bandwidth and can up to 5Mp resolution preview and playback. Multicast video streams further reduce the bandwidth required for streaming high-quality video. Dahua 4832 network video recorder can work with multiple kinds of cameras in active environments, onsite and remotely. "Dahua safe city security solution enabled Boa Vista to implement real-time monitoring and recording,” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin-America and Africa at Dahua Technology. “It played an important role in dealing with emergencies and guaranteeing the security of the whole city.”

Dahua 1.3/2-megapixel network speed domes provide real-time recording at high definitions with maximum 100-meter IR distance OCP group is a global leader in phosphate and its derivatives markets headquartered in Morocco, it recently upgraded its video surveillance system with Dahua HD IP solution. Dahua HD IP Solution OCP group has been a key player in international phosphate market since its founding in 1920. It is world’s largest exporter of phosphate rock and phosphoric acid as well as one of the world’s largest producers of fertilizer. Its production site had been equipped with analog system for several years, however, the system failed to give any useful information after an incident. Thus, OCP group decided to level up their security by adding Dahua HD IP solution as a complementary as well as replacing its old DVRs.  Depending on customers’ needs, clear and crystal monitoring image was on top of their list, and due to its wide production site, it is of importance to well deploy cameras, both indoor and outdoor. Moreover, since the manufacturing base was secured by different branding devices, product compatibility becomes a key issue. Under professional suggestion of COUNTRY TECH, Dahua’s local distributor, OCP group decided to take Dahua speed domes (SD6980-HN & SD6582A-HN), NVRs (NVR3216) and DVRs (DVR0804HF-L) to secure their assets. Real-Time Recording Dahua 1.3/2-megapixel network speed domes provide real-time recording at high definitions with maximum 100-metreIR distance, ensuring a wide visual range at night as well as other poor-lighting conditions; domes’ ingress protection rating is up to IP67 and IK10 to against harsh weathers. NVR3216 supports maximum 120fps@1080P recording and accommodates two HDDs for data storage. “We put quality first when selecting products,” said Afaf RAIS, Sales Manager of COUNTRY TECH. “Partnering with Dahua for several years made us confident about the products and services they provide; meanwhile, all that are based on a reasonable price. During the project, Dahua showed professionalism and offered very good support and services.” “Phosphate is the economic pillar in Morocco, we are proud that our solution and products could be applied to secure it,” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin America and Africa at Dahua Technology. “Global demand for high definition solution continues to grow, take Africa as an example, in recently years, we have seen more and more projects asking for IP solutions, and thus we will work more on this and bring more region-oriented products and solutions to the market.”

There are in total hundreds of network cameras and Dahua speed domes adopted ranging from basic lineup LAN airline, one of the most important airline companies in Latin America, is based in Lima, Peru. The airline company operates scheduled domestic and international services, controlling over seventy percent of the domestic market. Its main base and maintenance center are located in Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, which is a significant transfer hub and aviation infrastructure of South America. The LAN airline deploys its surveillance system with Dahua solutions for its office and airplane maintenance center, where plays a vital role to keep customers' airplanes flying safely. As what the customer specified, they want the center covered to ensure a 100% regular management and operation. However, since it is located inside of Jorge Chávez International Airport, it brings along with a hassle as neither too many cables nor wireless antennas are allowed because it may generate electronic jamming.  Under this circumstance, Dahua team suggested to use a hybrid solution — a combination of AP (access points) and wire transmission — wirelessly transmit the camera data to inter-connected sub-centers, and then cable-transmit to the control room. The “AP mode” wireless video transmission system includes access points, feeders, PoE, antennas and power cables, allowing a 3.0km to 5.0km long-distance fast transmission with a wide angle, by which, the coverage is further expanded. There are in total hundreds of network cameras and Dahua speed domes adopted, ranging from basic line-up to the Eco-Savvy series with versatile shapes such as domes and box cameras according to the actual surveillance surroundings. Take the Eco-Savvy camera series for example, the dome camera is able to provide high-quality image with much lower power consumption — saving up to 50% energy compared with similar products from other bidders. Moreover, the Dahua 6C-series speed dome cameras can not only provide clear and crisp images, but also requires less output power, lowering the power output of the airport. As for storage, over fifteen 16-channel PoE NVRs are applied, each with 384Mbps incoming bandwidth, rendering a smooth HD real-time preview and recording; and its PoE function simplifies installation and reduces signal interference. The NVR accommodates up to 16TB with 4 SATAs supported, ensuring a large volume 7/24 storage. “Actually, we have many bidders and the final reason that drives us to cooperate with Dahua is their outstanding product quality and service. We can see their professionalism in video surveillance and plus their sincerity makes us moved during the communication,” Said Luis A. Gómez Cornejo, Supervisor of Electronic Security at LAN Perú. “The implementation went great, they deployed the system within quite a short time and the products are in very good performance.” “We feel super honored to be involved in this case,” said William Zhou, Sales Director for Latin Americas at Dahua Technology. “In recent years, we are going vertical rather than providing simple and individual products. And this project deepened our insight and practical experience towards airport projects.”

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.”

The project not only involves many cities in Brazil but also uses more than 20,000 units of analog cameras Dahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China collaborated with Banco do Brasil S.A. (Bank of Brazil) for upgrading DVRs and analog cameras in its bank security system. The project not only involves many cities in Brazil but also uses more than 20,000 units of analog cameras and 1,500 units of DVRs. Banco do BrasilS.A. (Bank of Brazil) is the largest Brazilian and Latin American bank by assets, and the third by market value which headquartered in Brasília, founded in 1808. It is the oldest active bank in Brazil, and one of the oldest financial institutions in the world. As time goes by, bank security has been as important factor in safeguarding investment, people and assets. The products that Bank of Brazil been used before were klunky, unstable and less compatible. Lately they decided to replace DVRs and analog cameras to upgrade their whole bank security system. The first thing Dahua impress them was the compatibility of the products. The DVRs and analog cameras could accordance with its original system perfectly. Meanwhile the monitor center was set in the control center room which Dahua offered.  Digital Video Recorder: DVR2116H from Dahua is an entry-level DVR which features H.264 dual-stream video compression and supports 1 SATA HDD up to 4TB, 2 USB interfaces are available and supports mobile P2P function. In order to meet the requirements from the bank, Dahua tested each version of the products to get the optimal one. Analog cameras: the bank was familiar with Dahua’s analog cameras based on its good reputation. After all the tests, Dahua ensured all the analog cameras are capable of optimized infrared effect, color adjustment and faster responding to color conversion. Command & control center: command & control center is an integrated system which consists of computer and management software. It is able to receive all the signals from the sensors, video cameras, access control systems, detection and anti-burglary alarm, fire detection and signaling systems. The control center system which is provided by Dahua features information unification management and equipment setting up. The potential loss of funds may happen anytime in the bank, therefore put the right products inside and out would help the bank to catch thieves, protect customers and other serious problems that threaten it. Dahua’s bank solution is about to keep the bank away from the trends, which guarantees a prolonged useful life of all the products such as lower maintenance.  “This is a surely successful cooperation for both of Dahua and Bank of Brazil. We are looking forward further cooperation with Bank of Brazil after we upgraded its DVRs.” said William Zhou, Sales Director of Latin-America and Africa at Dahua Technology. “Dahua provided fully technical support to the bank in order to ensure the project successfully. We are hoping the bank could become one of the oldest banks in the world but within the advanced surveillance products and solutions. ”