Digital Watchdog® (DW™), the industry leader in digital recorders, surveillance cameras, and related management software, is proud to announce the upcoming release of the new 4-Megapixel License Plate Recognition (LPR) MEGApix® camera. It is on display and attendees can use it live at the ISC West 2017 Industry Trade Show in Las Vegas, April 5-7, Booth 26089. The new IP LPR camera offers a specialty solution for applications looking to capture license plates in moving vehicles up to 50mps. The camera is integrated with DW Spectrum® IPVMS to help users get the most from live and recorded video quickly and easily. The cameras will be in stock Q2 of 2017.
These MEGApix IP cameras deliver crystal-clear images at 4MP resolution and real-time 30fps performance. The new 4MP IP LPR camera delivers consistent, reliable plate capture both day and night with a 6-50mm P-Iris lens and Smart IR? up to 100 feet, capturing images from a range of 13 to 100 feet in moving vehicles up to 50mph. The LPR camera comes in a No Fog or Condensation under any Conditions bullet housing to make sure license plates are captured clearly and visibly no matter the lighting challenge or weather condition. All MEGApix cameras are ONVIF conformant, assuring their successful integration with any open platform solution on the market.
?Digital Watchdog pioneered dedicated cameras for license plate capture of moving vehicles for analog and HD Coax™ applications,? said Mark Espenschied, Director of Marketing, Digital Watchdog. ?We are excited to bring these powerful capabilities to IP applications with dazzling 4 megapixel resolution images.?
Features include:
- 1/3″ 4 Megapixel CMOS Image Sensor
- 2.1MP, 1080p Resolution at 30fps
- HD Analog LPR? License Plate Recognition Technology captures reflective license plates up to 50mph with a 13?~30? Capture Range
- Reliable Performance under Any Lighting Conditions
- External OSD and Lens Adjustment
- Varifocal P-Iris Lens 6~50mm
- Dual Codecs (H.264, MJPEG) with Simultaneous Dual-Stream
- Cold Start -40
Source: digital-watchdog.com