Mascom International in Nairobi stocks 17 Dahua interactive whiteboards, digital signage screens, accessories and screen stands, priced from KSh 3,500 to KSh 490,000 in October 2026. Dahua interactive whiteboards in Kenya start at KSh 185,000 for the 65-inch Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2. At Mascom International, we're seeing this range move faster than ever, and buyers tell us why: free delivery within Nairobi and its environs, plus free installation, setup and staff training. The full catalogue sits on our Dahua Technologies brand page.
Key facts
- Mascom International stocks five Dahua interactive whiteboards in Kenya, from 65 to 86 inches, priced KSh 185,000 to KSh 490,000 (October 2026).
- Six Dahua digital signage screens are in stock in 55 and 65 inches, from KSh 164,000 to KSh 295,000 (October 2026).
- Dahua screen stands at Mascom range from KSh 3,500 for a signage caster base to KSh 71,000 for an 86 to 98-inch mobile stand.
- Dahua whiteboard and signage orders within Nairobi and its environs include free delivery, installation, setup and staff training from Mascom International.
Dahua interactive whiteboards in Kenya
Dahua interactive whiteboards in Kenya come in two series at Mascom International, the LCH line from KSh 185,000 and the LPH line from KSh 410,000 (October 2026). Each is a 4K touch panel that replaces the projector, flip chart and webcam in one fitting. Dahua Technology, based in Hangzhou, China, launched its DeepHub interactive whiteboards in 2021 alongside its video and security products.
The Dahua LCH75-MC410-B-S2 costs KSh 205,000, and the Dahua LCH86-MC410-B-S2 costs KSh 265,000. The LCH series runs Android 14 with 8GB RAM and 64GB storage, and accepts Windows through an OPS module. The 65-inch suits a standard CBC classroom, while the 86-inch serves lecture halls and assembly rooms.
The Dahua LPH75-MC470-P (KSh 410,000) and Dahua LPH86-MC470-P (KSh 490,000) add a 48MP auto-framing camera that keeps everyone in the room in shot during Zoom or Teams calls. They suit Upper Hill and Westlands boardrooms that hold daily video meetings. The trade-off is price: an LPH75 costs about twice an LCH75.
Dahua digital signage in Kenya
Dahua digital signage in Kenya starts at KSh 164,000 at Mascom International for a 55-inch floor-standing screen, rising to KSh 295,000 for a 65-inch touch totem (October 2026). These are portrait 4K screens that loop adverts, menus and M-Pesa promotions without a staff member pressing play.
The Dahua LDV55-SAI400L (KSh 175,000) stands on the floor with 350 nits of brightness, Android 11, 4GB RAM and 32GB for stored videos. The Dahua LDV65-SAI400L Wall-Mounted (KSh 165,000) gives a bigger 65-inch picture for less, because it hangs on a wall and needs no base. The Dahua LDV65-SAI400L Floor-Standing costs KSh 205,000 for mall corridors and bank halls.
For wayfinding and self-service, the Dahua LDV65-HAI400TL-M (KSh 295,000) adds touch, letting hospital and county office visitors tap through a directory. The trade-off: 350-nit models suit indoor lobbies, not a shopfront facing afternoon sun.
Dahua interactive accessories in Kenya
Dahua interactive accessories at Mascom International cost KSh 26,000 to KSh 100,000 (October 2026) and add Windows computing or wireless casting to a whiteboard. Our Accessories category lists the rest.
The Dahua PKP-WP08 wireless screen share dongle (KSh 26,000) plugs into a laptop's USB port and casts in 1080p at a button press, with no cable across the boardroom table. Visiting presenters install nothing.
An OPS module slides into the back of the whiteboard and turns it into a Windows PC for Microsoft Office, Teams and school software. The Dahua SP-PI5C821 (KSh 64,000) runs an Intel Core i5-12450H with 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD, enough for lessons and slide decks. The Dahua SP-PI7B82IS (KSh 100,000) moves to a Core i7-11370H with Iris Xe graphics and Wi-Fi 6. Most classrooms need only the i5 module.
Dahua interactive screen stands in Kenya
Dahua interactive screen stands at Mascom International cost KSh 3,500 to KSh 71,000 (October 2026), and they let one panel serve several rooms. A school that shares one board between Form 1 and Form 2 classes saves the cost of a second screen.
The Dahua DHI-PKC-MS0A (KSh 43,000) carries 55 to 75-inch whiteboards on wheels with a 125kg load rating. The Dahua DHI-PKC-MS1A (KSh 71,000) takes 86 to 98-inch panels and is rated for 200kg. For signage, the Dahua DHI-LDV-Caster (KSh 3,500) adds wheels to 43, 55, 65 and 75-inch LDV totems, so an event venue can move adverts between halls. The trade-off: a wall mount keeps a board steadier in a busy classroom, and costs nothing extra with the LCH65.
Dahua products at a glance
Prices change; each product page shows today's price.
| Category | Price range (KSh) | Top pick | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interactive whiteboards | 185,000 to 490,000 | Dahua LCH75-MC410-B-S2 | Classrooms and training rooms |
| Digital signage | 164,000 to 295,000 | Dahua LDV55-SAI400L | Shops, banks and hotel lobbies |
| Interactive accessories | 26,000 to 100,000 | Dahua SP-PI5C821 | Windows on a whiteboard |
| Screen stands | 3,500 to 71,000 | Dahua DHI-PKC-MS0A | Sharing one board between rooms |
Which Dahua display product do you need?
Pick by the room and the job. A school running CBC lessons in a standard classroom should start with the Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2, then add the Dahua DHI-PKC-MS0A stand if the board must travel. That pair costs KSh 228,000 at October 2026 prices. A university lecture hall needs 86 inches, so the Dahua LCH86-MC410-B-S2 fits.
An office that runs video calls all day gets more from the Dahua LPH75-MC470-P and its auto-framing camera. A retailer, bank or hotel that wants adverts on loop should choose signage, not a whiteboard. Wall-mounted signage saves money where floor space is tight.
Who should not buy? A small office that only shows slides twice a week may be better served by a large TV. Every Dahua screen above sits in our Professional Display category.
What Nairobi buyers get with a Dahua order
Buyers throughout Nairobi tell us the service decides the order as much as the screen. Within Nairobi and its environs, Mascom International delivers Dahua whiteboards and signage free, then installs, sets up and trains your staff at no charge. Staff learn to use the board on the day it goes up, so it gets used from the first lesson or meeting. Outside Nairobi, the same screens travel with pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common questions
How much is a Dahua interactive whiteboard in Kenya?
A Dahua interactive whiteboard in Kenya costs from KSh 185,000 to KSh 490,000 at Mascom International in October 2026. The 65-inch Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 is the entry point at KSh 185,000. The 86-inch Dahua LPH86-MC470-P, with a 48MP auto-framing camera, is the top of the range at KSh 490,000.
Does Mascom install Dahua interactive whiteboards for free in Nairobi?
Yes. Mascom International delivers Dahua interactive whiteboards and digital signage free within Nairobi and its environs. Installation, setup and staff training are also free. Buyers tell us this is the main reason they choose Mascom, because a school or office gets a working board and trained users on the same visit.
What warranty comes with a Dahua interactive whiteboard from Mascom?
The Dahua LCH65-MC410-B-S2 listing states a 24-month warranty covering manufacturing defects. Warranty claims are handled at the Mascom International service desk in the Old Mutual Building, Nairobi CBD. The LCH65 box also includes two stylus pens, a remote control and a wall mount bracket. Each product page shows its own warranty terms.
Do I need an OPS module with a Dahua whiteboard?
No, a Dahua whiteboard works on its own Android system for writing, browsing and screen sharing. You need an OPS module only if you want Windows on the board for Microsoft Office or Teams. The Dahua SP-PI5C821 costs KSh 64,000 in October 2026 and suits most classrooms and boardrooms.
Can I pay for a Dahua whiteboard on delivery outside Nairobi?
Yes. Mascom International delivers Dahua whiteboards, signage and stands to all 47 counties with pay-on-arrival. Major towns such as Mombasa, Kisumu and Eldoret receive orders within 1 business day. Free delivery, installation and staff training apply within Nairobi and its environs. Call or WhatsApp +254 708 852 521 to plan an upcountry order.
Where to buy Dahua interactive displays in Nairobi
You can see Dahua interactive whiteboards, signage and stands at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521, email info@mascomintl.com, or order at www.mascomintl.com. We deliver to all 47 counties with pay-on-arrival, with same-day delivery in Nairobi and its environs. Other major towns receive orders within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Schools and offices can ask for a quotation by WhatsApp before ordering.
Sources
- Dahua Technology: the 2021 launch of the DeepHub interactive whiteboard from its Hangzhou base, including the optional Windows PC module.
- Dahua Technology: the August 2022 DeepHub Pro series launch and its Zero Air Gap screen.
- Dahua Technology: how the company describes itself and its whiteboards in schools.
