Designed for car license plate capture, The P816A-LPC camera is the first real-time traffic monitoring solution developed by this manufacturer of network security systems.

Vivotek IP816A-LPC

The Taiwanese developer Vivotek has presented its first security solution for the capture of car license plates in real time -IP816A-LPC-, Professional Network Camera Type Box 2 Megapixel.

Vivotek IP816A-LPC incorporates two long-range external IR LEDs and is specially designed to operate 24/7 to monitor day and night traffic, In addition to being used for urban video surveillance in streets, Tunnels and parking lots.

The IP816A-LPC solution is designed to capture reflective and non-reflective plates from cars traveling at speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour. This camera of 2 Megapixels provides wide coverage of dual-lane traffic, optimizing installation efficiency and ensuring excellent recognition results.

Vivotek IP816A-LPCP816A-LPC, with IP66/IK10 rated housing, also integrated with Overseer LPR software, developed by VIT Company, that allows you to capture plate images for LPR applications.

Thanks to its external long-range IR LEDs and an IR pass filter, Camera generates sufficient illumination and decreases reflections for clear plate capture, even in difficult light conditions. Vivotek LPC technology, together with WDR Pro, 3D noise reduction, RBF (Remote Rear Focus), Eis (Electronic Image Stabilization), Instant focus, Adjustable shutter speed, P-type iris lens and IR lighting control, Ensures optimal image quality under any conditions.

For Tim Su, Vivotek marcom, "Today, Video surveillance plays a vital role in traffic monitoring. The key challenge for installers is how to optimally capture fast vehicle license plates at all times.. Our professional experience in the development of network camera solutions has enabled the development of the IP816A-LPC solution with innovative features, not just to solve a key problem for the industry, but also to strengthen our range for traffic monitoring and urban surveillance applications".


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By • 2 Jul, 2015
• Section: Deep down, Urban security, Video surveillance