LPR Cameras
LPR is used on this site for licence plate capture descriptions as listed on the company site, with model names 80BFG403LM7A2-PTBA-LPR, LPR-H3KP500M4-T and 80BG801SM5A2-PTBA-LPR shown as listed. One model name carries the description License Plate Capture. Those descriptions are shown as listed, not expanded into recognition, accuracy or reading-distance claims. A buyer who needs plate capture should state the viewing task, the lane or entrance, and the recorder category, and ask for confirmation for that task.
Model names with licence plate capture descriptions as listed
The model names listed here are 80BFG403LM7A2-PTBA-LPR, LPR-H3KP500M4-T with the description License Plate Capture, and 80BG801SM5A2-PTBA-LPR, shown exactly as listed. Those names and descriptions are finding labels for an enquiry, not a statement that a model can read plates at a particular distance, speed or angle. A buyer should quote the model name exactly, describe the lane or entrance, the viewing distance in general terms, and the lighting at the times of use, and ask for confirmation for that task.
| Model name as listed | Description as listed |
| 80BFG403LM7A2-PTBA-LPR | LPR |
| LPR-H3KP500M4-T | License Plate Capture |
| 80BG801SM5A2-PTBA-LPR | LPR |
Questions for a licence plate capture brief
A plate capture brief should state the lane or entrance, the direction of travel, the mounting position in general terms, the lighting at day and night, and the recorder category. It should ask how recordings for a plate task are reviewed, and what confirmation can be supplied for the model name as listed for that task. It should also ask for commercial terms in writing for the specific order. This page does not publish reading, speed or angle figures, so those questions belong in the enquiry, not in an assumption from a description.
- Describe the lane or entrance and the direction of travel.
- State the mounting position and lighting at times of use.
- Quote the model name exactly as listed.
- Ask for task confirmation and review questions in writing.
Related camera routes
The PTZ cameras category and the network cameras page give related routes for a plate task, because a plate viewing point may need a changeable view or a network recorder. The CCTV cameras category gives the broad form route, and the system design guide gives a checklist for writing a brief by place. A buyer should compare those routes, then state the plate task in one enquiry, so the reply can address the lane, the mounting and the recorder together.
PTZ Cameras
Pan and tilt category.
Network Cameras
Network detail.
CCTV Cameras
Broad category.
CCTV System Design
System design guide.
From a capture description to a confirmed task answer
A capture description is a starting point for a task question, not an answer to that question. The confirmed answer is the written reply that addresses the lane, the mounting, the lighting and the recorder for the model name as listed. Keep the task description, the enquiry and the reply together, and check the reply against the task before ordering. If the reply does not address the lane or the lighting, ask again in writing, quoting the task description.
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If a licence plate capture description matches your brief, send an enquiry describing the lane and naming the model name as listed, and ask for task confirmation in writing.
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