Dahua provides the complete solution for ePoE IP system including IP cameras, NVRs and network switches. The system features extended PoE transmission (800m at 10Mbps/13W, or 300m at 100Mbps/25.4W), and automatic set up (plug-n-play); it is an ideal solution for analogue to IP migration: IP video, audio, and control & power (4 in1) over coax cable; with an LR1002 ePoE to BNC adaptor.

Dahua's new ePoE series IP cameras includes a rich selection of camera types (box, bullet, dome, eyeball) and lens types (vari-focal, fixed lens) to meet most surveillance requirements from the market. In addition, as a sub-category of the Eco-Savvy 3.0 series, they inherit all the software features of Eco-Savvy 3.0 series products, such as smart video detection (tripwire, intrusion, abandoned/missing detection), face detection and smart H.265+ encoding. It is a good choice for installers with long-distance transmission needs.

There are three models of the ePoE series of network video recorders (ePoE NVRs) which are due to be available in September 2017. The 3 models include 2/4/8 SATA ports respectively for different storage capacity options; they have 8 green ePoE ports that support long-distance PoE transmission (300m@100Mbps/800m@10Mbps/EOC) when connecting to ePoE cameras. An advanced H.265 chipset is deployed to support 4K & H.265 decoding at a performance up to 16ch@1080P or 4ch@4K live view or playback. As a sub-category of the Pro series NVR, they inherit all the software features of NVR5000-4KS2 series products.

The PFL2106-4ET-96, ePoE network switch, released in November 2016, has 4 ePoE ports that support long-distance PoE transmission (300m@100Mbps/800m@10Mbps/EoC) when connected with ePoE cameras.

The Dahua ePoE technology adopts advanced 2D-PAM3 coding modulation from the physical layer, and realises full duplex transmission over 800 metres at a speed of 10Mbps, or 300 metres at a speed of 100Mbps via Cat5 or coaxial cable media. This technology allows the Dahua ePoE series to offer a new way of accomplishing long distance transmission between IP cameras and network switches. It also provides a more flexible surveillance system design, improves reliability and saves construction and wiring costs.