NDAA Compliant Security Cameras
What these sanctions mean for non NDAA Compliant Security Cameras
For now, if you are an entity, business, or consumer that has and is permitted to use non-NDAA compliant security camera systems your system will operate as usual. However, if the FCC takes final action to ban the sale and use of these products in the United States, there will be a time, possibly in the near future, that you will no longer be able to obtain system components to repair or replace your system. It is even possible that the NDAA banned manufacturers will stop providing support for their products in the United States. For this reason, it is important to establish a good relationship with a security camera system dealer or installation company that can provide you with guidance on NDAA compliant cameras and system components. A knowledgeable and experienced security camera installer near you, like CCTV Agent, can help you determine what products are available that can integrate seamlessly with your existing system or that can replace your non-compliant system. This will ensure that you continue to secure your property without interruption or delay.
Over the next few weeks, we’ll be covering NDAA Compliant Cameras. What are NDAA Compliant Cameras? In 2019 the (NDAA) National Defense Authorization Act introduced new Security Camera Compliance related to Security Camera manufacturers, specifically with sanctions around Hikvision and Dahua and several other manufacturers.