Larson Electronics 2MP License Plate Recognition Camera - 12V DC/PoE -165' IR Distance - LPR - Weatherproof/IP67 Rated IDCMR-LPR-IP-POE-OZ-2MP-JB

The IDCMR-LPR-IP-POE-OZ-2MP-JB License Plate Recognition Camera from Larson Electronics is designed for discreet monitoring and remote observation in both indoor and outdoor environments. Recommended for traffic surveillance, this high resolution 2MP camera features LPR technology for enhanced license plate viewing. Infrared LEDs with a range of 165` enable surveillance during dark, nighttime conditions. Compatible with wall or surface mounting, the monitoring device operates on 12V DC or PoE (802.3at).

Camera Features: The IDCMR-LPR-IP-POE-OZ-2MP-JB provides operators with crisp, high resolution images for viewing license plates in outdoor locations. This unit operates on 12V DC with optional PoE (802.3at) and features license plate recognition technology (LPR) to boost license plate readings. Equipped with motorized zoom, an 8-32mm lens automatically adjusts focus for enhanced clarity during operation. Integrated long-range IR LEDs enable the camera to see distances up to 165` in dark, nighttime conditions. Internal microSD card storage reaches up to 128GB (card not provided). Operators can setup and integrate alarms to serve as notifications with the unit. This 2MP camera measures a compact 13.72" x 4.5" x 4.4".

Protected by an aluminum housing, the IDCMR-LPR-IP-POE-OZ-2MP-JB is built to perform under outdoor conditions. This IP67 rated waterproof unit resists the negative effects of non-corrosive liquids. This IP network camera is capable of operating in temperatures between -22¡F - 140¡F.

Wiring/Mounting: Operators may complete wiring connections and mounting installations through the junction box. The following connectors can be found at the bottom of the camera: audio in/out, and RJ-45. Alarm in/out terminals, as well as power and ground terminations are also available. The IDCMR-LPR-IP-POE-OZ-2MP-JB can be mounted on walls and compatible surfaces.

Our cameras with Power over Ethernet (PoE) features enable data transfers and power to be passed through a single Ethernet cable that is usually a Cat 3/Cat 5 cable or better. There are several types of PoE, which come with their own respective standard and maximum power to port capabilities. The IEEE 802.3af PoE standard, with a voltage range of 44.0 - 57.0V, offers 15.4W of DC power for each port. The IEEE 802.3at PoE standard, with a voltage range of 50.0 Ð 57.0V, provides up to 30W of DC power per port, which is ideal for surveillance cameras, antennas and network access points. The IEEE 802.3bt PoE standard, with a voltage range of 50.0 Ð 57.0V, provides 60W of DC power for each port. In order to utilize PoE properly, the components, such as the receiving unit and sending device, must be PoE compliant.

Applications: Security systems, remote surveillance, general locations, law enforcement, police, indoor/outdoor facilities, commercial establishments, monitoring, military, industrial sites and more.