Uniview 4MP LPR Bullet Camera, 2.8mm to 12mm Lens, Warm Light
The Uniview IPC 4MP LPR bullet camera is a CCTV camera built for licence plate recognition (LPR). It combines a 4MP image sensor, a 2.8mm to 12mm lens and a warm light feature in a bullet-style housing. It suits security and access projects where vehicle registrations need to be captured clearly.
Key features
- Dedicated LPR camera from the Uniview range
- 4MP resolution for detailed images
- 2.8mm to 12mm lens for adjustable field of view
- Warm light feature as listed in the product description
- Bullet housing for visible, outdoor-style mounting
Image quality and lens
A 4MP resolution gives more pixels than standard definition cameras. This makes it easier to read details such as number plates, vehicle types and faces at the edges of the frame. The varifocal lens range of 2.8mm to 12mm means the installer can choose a wide angle for broad coverage or a narrower angle for a single lane, gate or entrance. Final lens setting should be checked on site, as the best value depends on mounting height and distance to the vehicles.
Lighting
The warm light feature is part of the product listing. Warm light is generally used to provide illumination in low light conditions, so the image can be viewed with a more natural colour tone. Confirm the exact lighting behaviour and range in the manufacturer’s documentation before relying on it for night time recognition.
Installation
Bullet cameras are normally fixed to a wall, pole or bracket. Plan the position so the camera faces the vehicle path at a suitable angle and height. Keep the lens clear of direct sunlight and strong reflections, and route cables so they are protected from weather and damage. Check the power requirements and the connection to your recorder or network video system before fitting.
Typical uses
- Vehicle access control at car park barriers and gates
- Monitoring driveways, service yards and loading areas
- Recording vehicle movements at site entrances and exits
- Supporting records for car park management
- Adding LPR capability to an existing CCTV system
Before you buy
This listing gives the key facts from the supplier description, which is short. For full technical details, including power supply, operating temperature, lens type, IR range, storage and software compatibility, refer to the manufacturer’s datasheet. Make sure the camera works with your recorder, VMS or LPR software before ordering.
If you are unsure which camera suits your site, consider the distance to the vehicles, the number of lanes, the lighting conditions and the required image detail. A short site survey will help confirm the right lens setting and mounting position for reliable licence plate capture.
