Uniview PKC2641-Z80-IR-P 4MP License Plate Bullet Camera

Uniview’s 4MP License Plate Recognition (LPR/ANPR) Camera is purpose-built to capture and accurately recognize vehicle plates in real-world conditions—whether you’re monitoring an entry lane, an exit point, or a roadway approach.

ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) is a specialized camera/analytics solution designed specifically for plate capture, and this model combines the right sensor performance, image processing, and onboard recognition features to deliver consistent results at your facility.

A key advantage is its high-sensitivity 1/1.8″ progressive-scan CMOS sensor, delivering crisp detail and strong low-light performance—exactly what you want when plates are moving, headlights are present, or lighting changes throughout the day. With up to 2688 × 1520 (4MP) real-time video and an upgraded 60 fps frame rate, the camera is optimized to reduce motion blur and improve plate readability on faster approaches.

To maintain image quality across challenging scenes, the camera supports Wise-ISP, along with automatic gain control, white balance, and WDR, helping balance bright highlights and deep shadows (think headlights at night or harsh midday contrast). Onboard vehicle and license plate recognition analytics can recognize standard plates across multiple countries, and you can configure allowlists and blocklists to support practical workflows—like authorized access, alerts for watchlists, or logging vehicle activity.

For reliability and redundancy, the camera supports edge storage via MicroSD (up to 512GB), providing local recording at the camera if the network is interrupted and helping ensure critical footage isn’t lost. For outdoor installs or higher-risk locations, it’s built to last with IP67 weather protection and IK10 vandal resistance, making it a strong option for exposed environments and public-facing mounting locations.

If you’re looking for a dedicated LPR/ANPR solution that prioritizes accuracy, smooth capture, and durability, this camera checks the boxes for modern plate-reading deployments.