Berlin – September 09, 2026 -- Dahua Technology unveiled an expanded AIoT product portfolio spanning wireless video surveillance, intrusion alarms, video intercoms, display screens and fire safety systems at IFA Berlin 2026, running September 4-8 at stand H1.2-173.
WITHS wireless line targets faster, cable-free security deployment
Dahua's WITHS range, built around a "Simple, Smart, Secure" concept, supports Wi-Fi, 4G and app-based control via DMSS, cutting cabling requirements for small installations while NVR management handles larger deployments. The system includes person, pet and vehicle detection, automatic tracking, gesture and facial recognition, AOV/AOR recording, WizColor imaging and two-way communication, with solar-powered and high-capacity battery options for outdoor or off-grid use.
AirShield integrates wireless alarms with existing surveillance infrastructure
Dahua AirShield combines alarm devices with video surveillance and intercom systems using a proprietary Airfly RF protocol for event transmission and RF-HD for rapid image and audio data transfer. Wired devices are supported through expansion modules, allowing operators to upgrade legacy systems without full replacement costs. DoLynk Cloud technology links end users, installers and alarm receiving centers through DMSS and DoLynk Care, while a Cloud Update feature enables one-click firmware updates across hubs and peripherals.
WizTalk intercoms add dual-camera imaging and Android 14 control panels
WizTalk, Dahua's flagship IP video intercom line, features door stations with 5MP or 5MP+2MP dual-camera configurations, color night vision and ultra-wide, dual-lens panoramic designs. The system detects people, loiterers, vehicles, packages and pets, with select models adding crying detection. Indoor panels support PTZ control and digital zoom, while the SCP series smart control panels run Android 14 and support third-party applications through a unified interface.
Fire detection and display products broaden Dahua's non-security offering
Wisualarm extends Dahua's fire safety capabilities into connected fire protection and AI-assisted early detection, while a separate line of Dahua display screens targets commercial, gaming and residential customers. Eason Rao, General Manager of International Products at Dahua, said the IFA showcase reflects the company's effort to broaden its product range while reinforcing its core video and AI security business.