A standard camera gives you a blur at vehicle speed and at night; a plate-recognition camera is purpose-built for exactly that shot. Known vehicles can open a gate without stopping, and every vehicle in and out gets logged with a plate attached.
A standard camera gives you a blur at vehicle speed and at night; a plate-recognition camera is purpose-built for exactly that shot. Known vehicles can open a gate without stopping, and every vehicle in and out gets logged with a plate attached.
Entry and exit points, vehicle speed and lighting conditions.
Placement and lighting specified for reliable plate capture.
Cameras mounted, known-vehicle list programmed.
Verified in daylight and at night before handover.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
Yes, with an IR-illuminated camera configured specifically for plate capture rather than general viewing — it's a different setup than a standard camera.
Yes, that's the most common use — a recognized plate triggers the gate without the driver stopping.
Events can typically be exported or pushed to another platform — tell us what needs to receive them.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
