Dahua Technology Partners with ADI to Expand Global Distribution Channel

  • Apr 19, 2016

Dahua Technology, the leading provider of video surveillance products and services, today announced it has partnered with ADI Global Distribution, the leading global wholesale distributor of security and low voltage products

Dahua will initiate its worldwide expansion in the North America region where ADI will market, distribute and license the complete Dahua North America catalog—including its popular 1.3-4MP IP cameras, 8 and 16 channel POE NVRS, 1080p HDCVI cameras and tri-brid HCVRs—making the full product line readily available at 103 ADI store locations in the US and Canada

“Partnering with ADI supports our overall strategic growth plan, beginning with the North American market, to provide greater access to our world-class video surveillance solutions on a global scale,” said Liquan Fu, President of Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co., Ltd

“As an ADI vendor, Dahua will gain a competitive edge by giving more security system integrators access to our cutting-edge video surveillance technology throughout the world,” Mr. Fu said. “We’re excited to be putting our products on the shelves of ADI stores.

“As the industry's leading distributor, ADI Global Distribution is committed to offering the latest technologies and newest products to help our customer’s businesses grow,” said Michael Flink, President ADI Global Distribution. “Dahua Technology is an exciting addition to our product line and one that will enhance our ability to provide our customers with complete end-to-end solutions.”


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