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License plate reader
The license plate reader is a device that forms part of our License Plate Recognition (LPR) system. Designed and manufactured by i+D3, it is responsible for reading the license plates of vehicles entering and exiting a parking facility. It is installed in every entry or exit lane where license plate recognition is required, right next to the automatic barrier. As soon as it captures images of the vehicle, they are directly processed by the LPR Software to perform the license plate reading.
It is equipped with a powerful license plate detection camera featuring an IR LED spotlight, allowing it to identify car, motorcycle, and truck license plates under any lighting conditions, day or night. This feature makes it an effective and highly accurate license plate reader, even in the darkest parking lots.
In addition to the camera, it features LED technology illumination that functions as a traffic light to indicate when the vehicle can pass, making it the perfect license plate detector for any type of installation.
- Fast license plate reading.
- Recognition accuracy of over 99%.
- Day and night operation.
- License plate reader resistant to all weather conditions.
- LED traffic light.
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Faster access
The licence plate can be used as the identification method, reducing the reliance on tickets, cards or other physical credentials.
Stable reading in different lighting conditions
Combining WDR with IR lighting helps maintain plate capture at indoor and outdoor access points, or where lighting changes.
Clear indication for the driver
The built-in traffic light keeps traffic flowing in the lane by clearly showing when passage is authorised or the driver must wait.
More functions from a single access point
Being able to add barrier control, RFID, mobile, intercom or a display means the unit can be adapted to each car park's operation.
Methods and integration of the vehicle licence plate reader
LPR recognition by day and by night
The 2 MP camera with WDR technology and IR lighting captures plates both in good light and in low-light conditions.
Barrier and passage signalling
The reader includes a high-brightness red/green LED traffic light to tell the driver when they can move on. It can be complemented with a controller to coordinate access with the barrier.
Mobile access and RFID
The configuration can be extended with smartphone access and RFID readers, adding identification methods alongside the licence plate.
Intercom and plate display
It can also include an IP intercom and an LED display to show the plate detected in the lane.
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