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Uniview LPR Bullet Camera 4MP 8-32mm Warm Light
IPCPKC2640@Z80-P

Uniview LPR Bullet Camera 4MP 8-32mm Warm Light

Uniview 4MP LPR Bullet Camera with 8-32mm Lens and Warm Light

This Uniview LPR bullet camera is designed for capturing vehicle licence plates. LPR stands for licence plate recognition, so the camera is aimed at sites where vehicles need to be identified, such as entrances, car parks, gates, barrier points and access roads.

The camera has a 4 megapixel resolution, which gives the image detail needed to read plates clearly at a distance. Its lens covers a range from 8mm to 32mm, so an installer can adjust the field of view to suit the width of the lane and the mounting distance from the vehicle path.

The model is listed as a warm light version, which refers to the lighting variant supplied with this product. It is a bullet-style housing, a common form for outdoor camera mounting on poles, walls and brackets where a long, narrow body suits the installation.

Typical uses include vehicle entry logging, parking management, perimeter monitoring at gates and general surveillance of traffic routes. Pairing the camera with a suitable recording or analysis system allows plate images to be stored and searched later.

Before purchase, check that the camera, lens range and light type match the site requirements and the recording or software platform you plan to use.

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Uniview 4MP LPR Bullet Camera, 8-32mm Lens, Warm Light Version

Uniview LPR Bullet Camera 4MP 8-32mm Warm Light

The Uniview 4MP LPR bullet camera is a surveillance camera built for licence plate recognition work. It is intended for places where the registration numbers of passing vehicles need to be captured clearly, including car park entrances, controlled gates, loading areas, estate roads and commercial sites. The bullet housing is a long, slim body that is easy to mount on a wall, pole or bracket and aim along a lane or approach.

Key features

  • LPR (licence plate recognition) camera type
  • 4 megapixel image resolution
  • Lens focal range of 8mm to 32mm
  • Warm light version as listed for this product
  • Bullet-style housing for fixed outdoor or indoor mounting
  • Brand: Uniview

Image and lens

A 4 megapixel sensor provides a higher pixel count than standard lower resolution cameras, which helps when a small number plate is shown at a distance. The 8mm to 32mm lens range allows the camera to be set for a narrow lane at close range or a wider view at a longer distance. Choosing the right focal length during installation is important, because it determines how many pixels fall across the plate and whether the plate can be read.

Lighting

This model is described as a warm light version. Lighting is important for plate capture because vehicles pass at all hours, and reflections or dark conditions can reduce image quality. Check the product details and the supplied documentation for the exact lighting behaviour before deciding whether it matches the site.

Typical uses

  • Vehicle entry and exit logging at car parks and gates
  • Access control support for barriers and controlled sites
  • Monitoring of delivery bays, service yards and estate roads
  • Traffic and parking management
  • General surveillance of vehicle routes

Installation considerations

Mount the camera at a height and angle that keeps the plate area in view without excessive glare. Consider the speed of passing vehicles, the distance to the plate area and any obstructions such as trees, signs or poles. Protect cable connections from weather and check that power and network requirements are met by the system design.

Choosing this camera

This product suits projects that need a dedicated LPR camera from the Uniview range rather than a general-purpose camera. It is a good fit for installers who can set the lens and position on site. Confirm that your recording, management or analytics software supports the camera before purchase, as compatibility depends on the system in use.

For sizing and final specification, review the supplier documentation and discuss the site layout, lane width, vehicle speed and lighting needs with your installer.

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