VIVOTEK P9165-LPR (Street) License Plate Recognition Kit

VIVOTEK P9165-LPR (Street) License Plate Recognition Kit

“VIVOTEK’s IP9165-LPR Kit (Street) features a built-in license plate recognition system, supporting white-lists and black-lists for license plate verification,” said David Liu, president of VIVOTEK USA, Inc. “It also offers various APIs for integration with third party systems such as traffic management, toll collection and weighbridge systems. The IP9165-LPR Kit (Street) is an ideal option for city surveillance, residential communities and expressway toll-management applications.”

With the adoption of snap-in corresponding IR LEDs and a built-in headlight filter, the IP9165-LPR Kit (Street) delivers the best results for license plate recognition in both the highest levels of glare and in the darkest hours of the night. Empowered with VIVOTEK LPR Scene Mode which provides different exposure levels to avoid overexposure in some lighting conditions, the kit can capture clear plate images from the vehicles moving at speeds of up to 60 MPH (90 km/hr). Value-added features such as DIS (Digital Image Stabilization) and i-CS lens (intelligent-CS) can be easily installed and adjusted to provide the perfect LPR solution.

“Additionally, in order to provide precise, reliable and authoritative data for use as evidence, the IP9165-LPR Kit can simultaneously combine the LPR result and a snapshot of the linked camera,” Liu said. “This feature is beneficial for law enforcement agencies, such as the police and government.”


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