H4 License Plate Capture Camera
The H4 LPC camera can capture license plates on vehicles going up to 100 km/h (62 mph) in the most challenging lighting conditions. Using IR illumination and visible light filtering, the H4 LPC camera enables Avigilon License Plate Recognition (LPR) analytics to accurately identify license plate characters from a range of distances.
100
km/h
max. capture speed
3
MP
resolution
100
ft
max. IR range
IP66
weather rating
Vehicle insights at your fingertips
Accurately capture license plate information at a range of distances and speeds.
LPR analytics
Watch lists
Data privacy
ONVIF S conformant
Search for vehicle insights faster
Avigilon LPR analytics automatically reads license plate information from vehicles, linking it to live and recorded video. This enables you to search and quickly find specific captured license plate video for verification and investigation. Create and import several license plate watch lists so that our video management software can provide you with security alerts, helping you take decisive action when needed.
See in the most challenging lighting
The built-in 3 MP camera comes with integrated IR illumination and visible light filtering so you can read reflective license plates more clearly, whether it’s day or night. The camera features a varifocal lens with remote focus and zoom to allow for dual-lane coverage at wide angles or long-range capture at telephoto to fit your needs.
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