Hanwha Cannabis Security Cameras

Partner: Hanwha Technologies

Partner Description: Samsung owned security and surveillance manufacturer providing quality and NDAA compliant security solutions

Partnership Level: Gold [Highest Hanwha Partner Level]

As a Hanwha Gold Vendor Partner, One Call Consulting is able to get preffered rates and service for the procurement, installation, and maintenance of all Hanwha products.

This means you are getting the most aggressive pricing on the only NDAA compliant security cameras that will keep your New England cannabis license and facility protected.

Manufactured for quality, reliability and compliance:
All Hanwha Techwin products are manufactured in our facilities in Korea and Vietnam. This ensures strict
quality control and prevents unauthorized access to our devices during the manufacturing process. Since we
manufacture in Korea our products are compliant with the Trade Agreements Act (TAA) terms and qualifies them
for sale under GSA guidelines. Additionally, Hanwha Techwin supports NDAA compliance across its product lines
and offers a full suite of trade-compliant devices.

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Each Hanwha Techwin location is ISO 9001-certified for design, development and production and adheres
to rigorous quality control and testing procedures.

Hanwha Techwin has a rich history of security industry landmark achievements, with a legacy of "firsts" including:
-Hanwha Techwin supports NDAA compliance across all product lines.
-Made in South Korea ensures our products are compliant with Trade Agreement
-Act (TAA) terms, qualifying them for sale under GSA guidelines.
-Hanwha products are FCC authorized and follow important safety and regulatory standards, and pose no risk to national security under the Secure Equipment Act of 2021.

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What is NDAA compliance and why does it Matter?

NDAA (the National Defense Authorization Act) is a set of federal laws passed every year by the US government to determine what the annual budget is for the US Department of Defense. In the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019, it states that there is a “Prohibition on certain telecommunications and video surveillance services or equipment.” How this relates to the security industry has to do with certain companies within the People’s Republic of China, and what can and cannot be installed on government or military properties.