Is Dahua banned in the US?
Yes, Dahua is effectively banned from the U.S. market for most new applications. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has placed Dahua on the "Covered Equipment" list, which blocks the authorization of new equipment for sale or import into the United States due to national security concerns. Additionally, the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has long prohibited the use of Dahua equipment in federal contracts and government-funded projects. This comprehensive regulatory approach has made it nearly impossible to legally market or source new Dahua surveillance products within the U.S., resulting in a phased exclusion of the brand from most compliant and professional security channels.
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