Three-in-one camera

Residential Security Handbook 2021: SMART Estate Living Surveillance

Dahua Technology has launched its Three-in-One Camera solution, also known as TiOC. This automated and comprehensive security solution effectively solves problems such as too many false alarms triggered by pets, insects, leaves and other non-target objects, and achieves more with the following key features.

Full-colour

• 24/7 colour monitoring significantly increases the probability of collecting valid human, vehicle, and event evidence.

• Provides colour reproduction and excellent low light performance for a more vivid and brighter image.

Enhanced sound alarm

• Speaker volume up to 110 dB.

• Two-way talk (IPC supported).

• Optional wailing siren, recorded voice and customisable voices for different scenarios.

Real-time notification

• Real-time alarm push notifications to a mobile app.

• Visual alarm verification anytime, anywhere.

• One-tap arming and disarming – easy to operate.

Red and blue flashing light

• Noticeable even in dense fog and heavy rain.

• More eye-catching than white light.


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