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Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 | 65-inch Interactive Whiteboard | 4K UHD DLED Panel | 8GB RAM 64GB ROM | Android 14 Plus Windows Support | Built-in 5MP Camera

A classroom and meeting-room screen that lets teachers write, share lessons and run video calls from one wall.


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KSH 185,000.00

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The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 is available at Mascom International for KSh 185,000, brand new and sealed, with a 65-inch 4K UHD DLED panel at 3840 × 2160, a quad-core A55 processor, Android 14, 8GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 replaces the projector, the marker board and the conference webcam with one wall-mounted unit. You write with a finger or the two stylus pens, share screens wirelessly from several phones and laptops, and run video calls through the built-in 5MP camera. Stock sits at our Old Mutual Building showroom on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD.

Built for schools, universities, training centres, boardrooms, NGOs and churches across Kenya, this board suits rooms where a projector image washes out by midday. A Form Three chemistry teacher can sketch a molecule, play a short clip and save the board without leaving the front of the room. A sales manager in Westlands can open a quarterly report from a laptop, mark it up with a pen, and bring the Kisumu branch in over Teams. Android 14 runs the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 on its own, and an optional OPS computer module adds full Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11 for staff who live in Office.

Where most Nairobi electronics shops drop a board at the gate and leave you with the manual, Mascom International delivers free within Nairobi and its environs and includes installation, setup and staff training at no extra cost. Customers across Nairobi tell us that training session is what gets older teachers using the board in the first week. Next to the 75-inch sibling at KSh 205,000, the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 fits standard classrooms and smaller boardrooms for KSh 20,000 less. We also deliver pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Visit the showroom and write on the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 yourself before you buy.

Common Questions About the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2

How much is the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 in Kenya?
The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 costs KSh 185,000, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International on Kimathi Street, Nairobi. That price covers the board, two stylus pens, a remote control, a wall mount bracket and the 24-month warranty. Delivery within Nairobi and its environs is free, and so are installation, setup and staff training. Buyers elsewhere in Kenya pay on arrival. The 75-inch Dahua LCH75-MC410-B-S2 costs KSh 20,000 more on the same Android 14 platform.

How does the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 compare with the Dahua LCH75-MC410-B-S2?
Both boards share the quad-core A55 chip, 8GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, Android 14, a 4K UHD panel and the built-in camera, so the real differences are size, weight and price. The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 costs KSh 185,000, weighs 38 kg and fits standard classrooms and small boardrooms. The 75-inch model costs KSh 205,000 and weighs 50 kg, giving the back rows larger writing. Pick the 65-inch where people sit close; choose the 75-inch for deeper rooms.

Will the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 cope with KPLC power cuts and dusty classrooms?
Yes, as long as you protect its power line, since the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 draws about 117.5W in normal use from standard 100-240V mains. A KPLC outage simply switches the board off; plugging it into a UPS or surge protector stops a voltage spike from harming it when power returns. Unlike a chalkboard, it creates no dust, and the tempered glass wipes clean with a dry microfibre cloth. Many school customers in Nakuru and Machakos pair theirs with a basic stabiliser.

Who should buy the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2, and who should skip it?
The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 suits primary and secondary classrooms, training rooms, small boardrooms and church offices where people sit within a few metres of the wall. Teachers who want to write, play video and share a phone screen from one surface will use every feature. Skip it for a lecture hall or a large sanctuary, where the 86-inch Dahua LCH86-MC410-B-S2 reads better from the back. Skip it too if you need 16GB of RAM; the Dahua LPH75-MC470-P covers that.

Can the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 run Windows programmes like PowerPoint and Excel?
Yes, once you add an OPS computer module, a slot-in PC that lets the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 run Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11. With the module fitted, PowerPoint, Excel, Zoom and your school management system behave just as they do on a desktop. Without it, Android 14 still handles browsing, video, the whiteboard app and screen sharing. You switch between the two systems from the on-screen menu. Ask us on WhatsApp which OPS module fits your budget.

How many students can write on the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 at the same time?
The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 reads up to 32 touch points at once on Android and 40 on Windows, so several pupils can write together. In a maths lesson, three or four learners can work sums side by side without their strokes clashing. The infrared touch frame responds to fingers and to the two magnetic stylus pens in the box. Ink registers less than a millimetre above the glass, so handwriting stays right under the pen tip instead of trailing behind it.

Can I hang the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 on a wall or roll it between rooms?
You can do either with the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2. A wall mount bracket comes in the box, and our technicians fit it free within Nairobi and its environs on any solid masonry wall. If one board must serve several rooms, the Dahua DHI-PKC-MS0A mobile stand, built for 55 to 75-inch screens, costs KSh 43,000 at Mascom International. At 38 kg, the board moves comfortably between a staffroom and a classroom on that stand.

Does the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 work for Zoom and Teams video calls?
Yes, the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 handles video calls through its built-in 5MP camera and microphone array, so no separate webcam is needed. The camera's 88-degree diagonal view takes in a small boardroom table, and the microphones pick up voices 8 to 12 metres away while cancelling echo. Run Zoom, Teams or Google Meet on the Windows module, or use a supported Android app. NGO offices in Nairobi use this setup to meet field teams in Garissa and Lodwar.

Technical Specifications

Display Panel
  • 65-inch DLED panel at 3840 × 2160 4K UHD resolution — diagrams, maps and small text stay sharp for every pupil.
  • 350 nits typical brightness — the image stays readable in rooms with open windows and afternoon sunlight.
  • IPS panel with 178-degree viewing angles — learners seated at the sides see the same colours as those in the middle.
  • 60Hz refresh rate with 8ms response time — video clips and pen strokes move smoothly without smearing or ghosting.
  • Panel rated for at least 50,000 hours — more than 6,000 eight-hour teaching days before the backlight dims.

Processor and Memory
  • Quad-core A55 processor at 1.9GHz — runs the whiteboard app, browser and video player without stutter during lessons.
  • ARM Mali-G52 MP2 graphics — the chip that draws the screen, handling 4K video playback and fast pen ink.
  • 8GB RAM — keeps the whiteboard, a browser with several tabs and a video player open at the same time.
  • 64GB internal storage — room for a full term of lesson slides, PDFs and saved board notes on the board itself.
  • USB 3.2 and USB 2.0 ports — open lessons straight from a flash drive without first copying them to a laptop.

Touch and Writing
  • Infrared touch frame — sensors around the edge detect fingers, the supplied pens or any blunt pointer on the glass.
  • 32 touch points on Android and 40 on Windows — several people can write, erase or drag objects at once.
  • Two stylus pens included — they attach to the frame magnetically, so they stay with the board between lessons.
  • Touch height under 1mm — ink appears right under the pen tip, which feels close to writing on paper.
  • 3.2mm anti-glare tempered glass rated 9H hardness — resists scratches from pens, rings and busy hands, and cuts reflections.

Software and Operating Systems
  • Android 14 built in — the board works on its own for writing, browsing and screen sharing, with no computer attached.
  • Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11 support through an optional OPS module — a slot-in PC for full Office and school software.
  • Switch between Android and Windows from the on-screen menu — one board serves both kinds of user in a single meeting.
  • Finger and stylus writing modes — use a pen for neat handwriting and a finger for scrolling, zooming and selecting.
  • Remote control and ambient light sensor — change inputs from across the room while the board reads the room's light level.

Connectivity and Screen Sharing
  • Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) on 2.4GHz and 5GHz — a fast, stable link to the school or office network.
  • Built-in Wi-Fi access point — phones and laptops connect straight to the board when the main network is down.
  • Wireless screen sharing from multiple devices — teachers and students cast laptops or phones without running cables.
  • RJ-45 Ethernet port — a wired network connection for rooms where the Wi-Fi signal is weak.
  • Two HDMI 2.0 inputs at 4K 60Hz plus USB-C — plug in a laptop, document camera or decoder directly.
  • Bluetooth 5.2 — pair a wireless keyboard, mouse or speaker for typing and louder sound.

Camera, Audio and Build
  • Built-in 5MP camera with an 88-degree diagonal view — covers a small meeting table without a separate webcam.
  • Microphone array with echo cancellation and noise filtering — picks up voices from 8 to 12 metres away.
  • Two 15W front-facing speakers — enough volume for a classroom video without external speakers.
  • 38 kg net weight, 1,485 × 913 × 116mm — check that the wall is solid masonry before mounting.
  • 100-240V power with 117.5W typical and 230W peak draw — runs on ordinary mains through a surge protector.

Package Contents

The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 arrives sealed in its original Dahua carton, with everything needed to mount it and start teaching on day one:
  • The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 interactive whiteboard
  • Wall mount bracket
  • Two stylus pens
  • Remote control
  • Wireless plug-in module
  • Power cord
  • Accessory package and quick start guide
The OPS Windows module, mobile stand and wireless share dongle are sold separately at Mascom International.

Warranty

Mascom International backs the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 with a 24-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. Cover includes faults in the panel, touch frame, camera and internal electronics that appear under normal use. Warranty claims are handled at our service desk in the Old Mutual Building, Nairobi CBD.

Where to Buy the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 in Kenya

The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 is on display at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring a laptop or flash drive and test the pens, screen sharing and camera before you commit. Confirm the frame colour in stock on WhatsApp.

For quotations, LPOs or a quick question, reach our team on:
  • Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
  • Email: info@mascomintl.com
  • Website: www.mascomintl.com

Delivery within Nairobi and its environs is free, and installation, setup and staff training come at no extra cost. We deliver pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties, same day in Nairobi and its environs and the next business day to towns such as Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu and Mombasa. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Your board is backed by the 24-month warranty above. We quote honest specifications and accurate prices, and our after-sales team stays reachable long after the installers leave.