Automatic license plate recognition camera

In the license plate recognition camera market, license plate numbers in Europe, America, and the Middle East are more diverse, requiring even higher accuracy at night. We’ve updated our license plate recognition algorithms, now with dedicated systems for over 130 countries. Furthermore, the ALPR camera eliminates the need for fill light, significantly improving nighttime recognition accuracy. This license plate recognition camera is also compact and elegant, meeting customer requirements for both concealment and aesthetics.

License Plate Recognition Camera Feature

1. Infrared multispectral recognition: Accurately and clearly identify license plates at night, without the need for fill light.
2. Exclusive license plate recognition algorithm: A new algorithm version has been optimized for license plate structures in over 130 countries.
3. 2.7-13.5mm motorized zoom lens: No manual focus adjustment required on-site; focus can be adjusted remotely via your phone
4. Compact design: Meets the high demands of concealment and aesthetics for high-end applications.

Which CCTV camera can read number plates?

CCTV camera that can read number plates at night incorporates a global license plate structure algorithm software system, capable of recognizing complex and diverse license plate numbers worldwide and in various languages. Ordinary cameras are unable to recognize these complex license plate numbers. Automatic license plate recognition cameras also feature a strong light suppression function, allowing them to clearly identify license plates at night, even with headlights on.

What happens if you get caught by an ANPR camera?

If caught by an ANPR camera, your license plate is recorded. This may result in fines for traffic violations, parking issues, or unpaid tolls. ANPR also detects stolen vehicles and tracks movements. The consequences depend on local laws and system use.

Are ANPR cameras always on?

Not necessarily. License plate detection cameras require an internet connection to capture and record traffic. In many places, especially in smaller towns, governments keep the number plate recogniser turned off to save money. If all ALPR license plate cameras were turned on, the government would incur significant costs. In many smaller towns, car license plate recognition cameras are merely for show.