Are all Adiance cameras NDAA Section 889 compliant?

Yes, every Adiance camera uses non-restricted SoCs from Ambarella, Novatek, or Qualcomm. The complete product line — cameras, NVRs, VMS, and cloud platform — is fully compliant with NDAA Section 889 requirements.

Can Adiance provide formal compliance documentation for procurement?

Absolutely. Adiance provides detailed compliance letters listing all major components and their origins, along with manufacturer declarations specifically addressing Section 889 requirements. This documentation is available upon request for any product in our lineup.

Does NDAA compliance affect camera performance or features?

Not at all. Adiance cameras offer edge AI analytics, 4K resolution, advanced night vision, and comprehensive video management — matching or exceeding the capabilities of restricted alternatives. Compliance and performance are not mutually exclusive.

NDAA Compliance Guide: What Every CCTV Buyer Needs to Know About Section 889

NDAA Section 889 has fundamentally changed how government agencies, federal contractors, and increasingly private enterprises procure video surveillance equipment. This guide explains what NDAA compliance means for CCTV buyers, which components and manufacturers are affected, and how to build a compliant surveillance infrastructure that meets federal requirements without compromising on features or performance.

NDAA Compliance Guide: What Every CCTV Buyer Needs to Know About Section 889

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