Vivotek 2MP License Plate Recognition Camera IP9165-LPR I-CS

Vivotek 2MP License Plate Recognition Camera IP9165-LPR I-CS 2MP License Plate Recognition Camera Black and White Lists for Vehicle Verification Centralized List Management in Single Camera Taking Snapshots from Another Related Camera Fully Integrated with VAST 2 Various Open APIs Available for Integration Embedded LPR Software for Urban/Road Applications The IP9165-LPR is a standalone LPR camera system that can capture clear plate images from vehicles moving at speeds of up to 60MPH (90km/hr) for LPR readings. It is an ideal option for city surveillance, residential communities and expressway toll-management applications. Taking Snapshots from Another Related Overview Camera as Evidence Images In addition to the license plate recognition function, the new evidence function can be combined with a snapshot of the connecting camera through the RTSP stream, providing the road overview and LPR result images simultaneously to reinforce the strength of evidence. One Camera Covers Dual Lane The high image quality of the IP9165-LPR ensures wide coverage of two lanes with one Camera, whether used for expressway toll management or urban road surveillance. With a single IP9165-LPR covering dual lane, the total cost of traffic monitoring will be reduced. Specifications CPU: Multimedia SoC (System-on-Chip) Flash: 8GB eMMC RAM: 2GB Image Sensor: 1/2" Progressive CMOS Max. Resolution: 1920x1080 Lens Type: Vari-focal, Remote Back Focus, i-CS Focal Length: f = 12 ~ 40 mm Aperture: F1.8 ~ F2.3 Iris Type: DC-iris, P-iris, i-CS Field of View: 11.6° ~ 34.2° (Horizontal); 6.6° ~ 18.7° (Vertical); 13.3° ~ 39.8° (Diagonal) Shutter Time: 1/5~1/32000 WDR Technology: WDR Pro II Day/Night: Yes Removable IR-cut filter: Yes, (Headlight filter design for Anti-Glare) Minimum Illumination: 0.08 lux @ F1.8 Pan/Tilt/Zoom Functionalities: ePTZ: 48x digital zoom (4x on IE plug-in, 12x built-in) Storage: Built-in 32GB MicroSD card for LPR images; Seamless Recording to MicroSD/SDHC/SDKC card and recording to network-attached storage (NAS)