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Axis Communication
Origin: Sweden
Made in: China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Hungary, Israel, Sweden
All Axis products are compliant with NDAA
Axis Communications AB is a Swedish manufacturer of network cameras. Axis primarily operates in physical security and video surveillance industries.
Axis referred to a statement confirming their “entire product portfolio” is NDAA-compliant. Axis added that past non-compliant products could still be available from resellers, saying: “Previously we used HiSilicon chipsets in a very small number of products (Companion hardware products). It’s possible that some of these products still can be purchased by some of our resellers, but today Axis only offers NDAA-compliant products.”
Bosch
Origin: Germany
Made in: Germany, China, Vietnam, Israel, Belgium
US-Listed Bosch Products are compliant with NDAA
Bosch, is a German multinational engineering and technology company headquartered in Gerlingen, Germany.
Bosch referred to a statement confirming their US listed products portfolio is NDAA-compliant and moving forward, all products manufactured for the U.S. market will be NDAA compliant as well.
Bosch also shared a list of products that manufactured in Portugal and Mexico. Portugal and Mexico are countries that are included in the Trade Act Agreement. This means that the listed products are TAA compliant.
Mobotix
Origin: Germany
Made in: Germany
All Mobotix products are compliant with NDAA
MOBOTIX is a leading manufacturer of premium-quality intelligent IP video systems. MOBOTIX was founded in 1999 and is based in Langmeil, Germany.
Mobotix referred to a statement confirming their “entire product portfolio” is 100 percent NDAA-compliant.
“MOBOTIX is fully committed to adhering to NDAA Sec 889 (a)(1)(B) guidelines. We are not allowing any substantial or essential component from a supplier that is named in this section. This includes any component necessary for the proper function or performance of a product or system.”
Pelco
Origin: United States
Made in: United States
All Pelco products are compliant with NDAA
Pelco Incorporated is an American-based security and surveillance technologies company, founded in 1957 and headquartered in Fresno, California.
“Pelco product lines do not use or incorporate any essential components or critical technology including SoCs produced by NDAA banned component vendors, nor does Pelco OEM any product lines produced by NDAA banned manufacturers. Also, Pelco was acquired by Motorola and Motorola has declared its intention to also make Pelco products in the USA.”
However, Pelco shared list of 4 GFC Professional series products that non-compliant.
Arecont Vision
Origin: United States
Made in: Taiwan
Arecont Vision has mixed of NDAA-Compliant and Non-Compliant Products
Arecont Vision Costar, LLC is a US-based company founded in 2018 to offer complete video surveillance solutions to customers around the world.
The entire MegaIP camera family, all of the Contera NVRs models include both NDAA (National Defense Authorization Act H. R. 2500) and ONVIF compliance. By the Q3/Q4 of 2021 most of the newer Contera line of cameras will be NDAA as well. Here the Arecont Vision Costar’s NDAA compliance statement.
Digital Watchdog
Origin: United States
Made in: Korea
Digital Watchdog products are mostly compliant with NDAA
DW is the industry leader in digital recorders, surveillance cameras and management software. Founded 1987 and engineered in the USA and Korea.
Digital Watchdog referred to a statement confirming most of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“The following Digital Watchdog cameras, encoders, network video recorders (NVRs) and digital video recorders (DVRs) which do not use or deploy critical components, nor include SoCs produced by NDAA banned component vendors, are compliant with the NDAA.
The products listed below are compliant with GSA Schedules and have been deemed TAA compliant as the final products have been manufactured and substantially transformed within the United States and South Korea, both approved signatory countries designated by the TAA.”
Speco Technologies
Origin: United States
Made in: Korea
Speco has mixed of NDAA-Compliant and Non-Compliant Products
Speco Technologies is a manufacturer of video surveillance and audio surveillance products for more than 60 years
Speco Technologies referred to a statement confirming some of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“Speco is actively moving to exclude components from banned companies. Please find below a list of current active models from Speco Technologies that do not contain any components from (NDAA Section 889 Part B) banned companies”
Ubiquiti
Origin: United States
Made in: Korea
Ubiquity products are mostly compliant with NDAA
Ubiquiti Inc. (formerly Ubiquiti Networks, Inc.) is an American manufacturer of wireless data communication and wired products and founded in San Jose, California, in 2003.
Ubiquity referred to a statement confirming most of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“As of the date hereof and to the best of Ubiquiti’s knowledge, the products listed below do not contain a substantial or essential component or use critical technology produced by Huawei Technologies Company, ZTE Corporation, Hytera Communications Corporation, Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Company or Dahua Technology Company (or any known subsidiary or affiliate of such entities).”
Honeywell
Origin: United States
Made in: Korea
Honeywell has mixed of NDAA-Compliant and Non-Compliant Products
Honeywell International Inc. is an American publicly traded, multinational conglomerate headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Honeywell referred to a statement confirming some of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“The Honeywell 30 Series, 60 Series and Modum IP cameras are designed for use as part of video systems which comply with NDAA 2019, Section 889. In addition to the 30/60/Modum Series cameras, our MAXPRO® and Pro-Watch® VMS/NVR ranges, our 30 Series Embedded NVRs and our ADPRO iFT/iFT-E IP NVRs follow our extensive cyber testing process and do not contain components from any of the companies highlighted in NDAA 2019, Section 889. Together with the Series 30/60/Modum cameras they can be used to provide video systems compliant with NDAA 2019, Section 889”
Panasonic
Origin: Japan
Made in: Japan
Panasonic i-PRO products are mostly compliant with NDAA
In October 2019, i-PRO became independent from Panasonic to establish the Image Sensing Business.
Panasonic i-PRO didn’t share a a public statement on their website and didin’t provide a list of NDAA compliant (or non compliant) products. Here the statements they made in different channels.
“All Panasonic-branded cameras sold in the U.S. are engineered, manufactured and quality assured solely by Panasonic. As such, they are not impacted by the NDAA legislation (federal ban).
For those valued partners that attended our 2019 Partner Summit, we committed to you that, not only will our i-PRO line be 100% non-Hisilicon by the end of March 2021, but many of our products will also be TAA compliant.
The Advidia camera lineup is not fully NDAA compliant at this time. We are working with our 3rd-party manufacturers to ensure full NDAA compliance by March 2021″
Hanwha Vision (Samsung Techwin)
Origin: South Korea
Made in: South Korea
Hanwha Techwwin products are mostly compliant with NDAA
Hanwha Techwin founded 1938 as Samsung Techwin, is a surveillance and optoelectronics company. The company headquartered in South Korea.
Hanwha Techwin referred to a statement confirming most of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“Hanwha Techwin is committed to complying with all government and international trade regulations. Hanwha Techwin supports NDAA-compliance across its product lines and has a full suite of trade-compliant devices, with many currently used in government, defense and a range of commercial applications.
All Hanwha Techwin manufacturing facilities are located in Vietnam and South Korea, making them compliant with Trade Agreements Act (TAA) terms and qualifying Hanwha Techwin products for sale under GSA guidelines.”
ACTİ
Origin: Taiwan
Made in: Taiwan
Acti products are mostly compliant with NDAA
ACTi, a leading Taiwan-based IP camera manufacturer, offers a wide range of IP camera models that contain SoC made in either Taiwan, Japan or the United States.
Acti referred to a statement confirming most of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“ACTi is providing more than 150 different camera models that contain SoC components from very respected and accepted global brands from Taiwan, Japan and the United States. As the technology research company, ACTi has also developed its own SoC, called A1, which can be found in the wide range of ACTi cameras today.”
GeoVision
Origin: Taiwan
Made in: Taiwan
GeoVision has mixed of NDAA-Compliant and Non-Compliant Products
GeoVision Inc. is a manufacturer of intelligent video surveillance systems founded in 1998 in Taiwan.
“GeoVision confirms that the listed products are not manufactured by nor utilize components from Hikvision, Dahua or contain HiSilicon SoCs. The NVR units listed below are manufactured in Irvine, California and are NDAA compliant.”
Vivotek
Origin: Taiwan
Made in: Taiwan
Vivotek products are mostly compliant with NDAA
VIVOTEK Inc. was founded in February 2000. The Company markets VIVOTEK solutions worldwide, and has become a leading brand in global security surveillance.
Vivotek referred to a statement confirming most of their product portfolio is NDAA-compliant.
“The listed VIVOTEK cameras and network video recorders (NVRs), which do not use or deploy critical components including SoCs produced by NDAA banned component vendors, are compliant with the NDAA. These products will be included in VIVOTEK’s GSA contracts and are recommended for US Government applications that are subject to the NDAA.”
Can I use security cameras that are not produced in China?
Yes, you can certainly choose security cameras that are not produced in China if you have concerns about the origin of the products. Many companies around the world manufacture security cameras, and you can find alternatives from various countries.
When selecting security cameras, it’s essential to consider factors beyond just the country of origin. Look for reputable brands and manufacturers that prioritize security, privacy, and quality. Consider reading reviews, checking certifications, and researching the specifications of the cameras to ensure they meet your requirements.
Some countries known for producing electronic and security equipment include the United States, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and several European countries. Keep in mind that the global supply chain is interconnected, and components from various countries may be used in the production of a single device.
