Smart vehicle access monitoring with reliable number plate recognition

Improve your site security and traffic control with the Dahua 4MP ANPR Camera 2.7‑12 mm. Built for accurate number plate recognition, this camera is ideal for car parks, private entrances, and access-controlled areas. Designed for use in outdoor environments, the IP67-rated housing ensures continued operation in various weather conditions.

Built for performance in real-world settings

Whether managing a gated property or monitoring vehicle entry, the Dahua 4MP ANPR camera offers reliable identification of number plates, even at night. It supports a capture distance between 3 and 8 metres using a 2.7–12mm motorised lens. With auto and manual focus, it adjusts quickly to the correct field of view.

Smart infrared LEDs automatically adapt to low-light settings to maintain clear visibility. Vehicle details are captured clearly using its 4MP CMOS sensor. The camera can differentiate between cars, motorbikes, and larger vehicles, helping streamline access and improve analytics.

Straightforward installation and integration

Easily connect the camera to your system using PoE+ for both power and data transfer. It’s compatible with various systems through Wiegand, RS-485, and standard IP network protocols. This allows you to link it to existing access control or parking solutions without major changes.

Trusted for traffic, security and car park management

Sites using this camera gain better security, quicker access management, and fewer manual interventions. Alerts and analytics support faster response and improved record-keeping.

Dimensions:

• Lens: 2.7–12mm motorised

• Capture Distance: 3–8 metres

• Power: PoE+ (802.3at), max 20W

• Protection Rating: IP67

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the capture distance of this camera?

It is designed to read number plates at distances between 3 and 8 metres.

2. Can this be used in poor lighting?

Yes, smart IR lighting adjusts to low-light and nighttime conditions.

3. Is this camera suitable for car park access?

Yes, it is often used in parking management and gated site access control.

4. How is the camera powered?

It uses PoE+ which provides both power and data through one cable.

5. Does it support integration with existing access systems?

Yes, it supports Wiegand, RS-485, and standard network protocols.