How to Capture License Plates with an LPR Security Camera (NSC-LPR-832-BT1)
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- We no longer carry this model. Check out our Uniview LPR overview here: • How to Capture and Log...
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Read the Blog Post: bit.ly/lpr832-bt1-blog-post
How well does this camera perform at night? • Capture License Plates...
If you are looking for a security camera to capture license plate numbers and automatically pull them into a searchable database, you've come to the right place. In this video, we show you how to properly install and set up your LPR to get the most accurate results.
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We no longer carry this H-Series camera. Check out the Uniview LPR video here: th-cam.com/video/wZFA6OPAX40/w-d-xo.html
Installed it myself without any issues. The wifi signal is great even th-cam.com/users/postUgkxE_D_sddGAdiVUKp7PkkmyxO7bRtgqmk5 when the router is located far away. I really enjoy the night vision feature that allows me to see clearly any activity near our house (mostly cars and wild animals). The motion detection is helpful to me as well to monitor what happens on our front.
I didn’t know about these cameras. Some guy got busted here in NJ for attacking a synagogue @ 3AM with these license plate readers.Very informative video👍🏽
Seems important to mention which dvr or nvr you’re using, because apparently the hiksvision nvr I bought doesn’t do LPR. It needs to be an i-series nvr
bro wtf are you doing here
Hi great video really appreciate it could you please do more on how you set the whole thing up from the start keep up the good work
This is probably the best video I've seen on an lpr camera. Id love to be able to afford this!!
Thanks! This was one of our funner videos to make. Give us a shout if you have any questions
you can check my sys is better than this
Nice work!
You can do the same thing with a quality non lpr/lpc camera. The settings are a little different per camera. If you have the time to test and play you can save some money.
Good first look. Please do a follow up video at dusk / dawn and full darkness with moving vehicles, lights on, to capture both front and rear license plates...
While it doesnt meet all your requirements, we did do a full night time video of this camera: th-cam.com/video/zPIQDs-LhvE/w-d-xo.html
Easy to jam the camera picture with simple homebuilt high power IR light array . Been there done that . In the fall a few leaves stuck on the plate numbers work wonders
Oklahoma figuring it out. Checkout blue iris with plate recognize api. Working great and free. On geovision LPR camera I installed 6 years ago.
Absolutely incredible that exactly what I've been looking for
Pls which software are you using in operating this system... This is very helpful thanks a lot to u guys 🙏🙏👍 and God bless
The software being used is ivms-4200.
Finally after I talked myself into full IP setup.
The good news is that this LPR camera works on both our IP NVR's as well as our Hybrid TVI DVR's
Will it record to a qnap network storage.
@@mikebritton2084 Im sure you could get some video transfer happening to the NAS, but I highly doubt you would get all of the smart License Plate Capture features.
Great job more video aplod
It would be good to have demonstrated LPR with HEADLIGHTS (front shot of vehicle).
Currently have an Arlo Pro on front of the house. We have a One-Way DO NOT ENTER street and I would like to identify the illegal cars. My Arlo is quite ineffective at a 35-40-degree side angle and a distance of 70'. I thought of a motion-detecting camera on my car parked in front of my house but not sure. Any ideas?
NICE
What NVR's support recording such cameras at full 60fps, as well as specific plate search ? Or does this have to be done through the camera directly using the onboard SD card and Hikvisions IVMS 4200 ?
Most all NVR's support 60 FPS. However, the only way you will get the plate search feature to work is through a Hikvision based NVR.
@@kennydeals Thank you for the prompt reply, generally is it better to run a stand alone Hikvision NVR (example DS7700 series) or build a dedicated Blue Iris machine?
When running a few cameras at 60 even 30FPS does not not pull from the unit's "frame rate pool" taking away capacity for other cameras ?
@@QuaabQueb For a specialty camera like this one, you will definetely need the HIkvision NVR. If you are getting basic cameras, then you can choose between blue iris or Hikvision. Most NVR's do not have frame rate limitations, they do however have bit rate limitations but most newer ones are powerful enough where you dont have to worry about exceeding it. Frame Rate pools are more relevant on the Analog DVR's
Nice video. Is the software compatible with Axis cameras? Thank you
Howdy, the free software is built into the camera.
@@NellysSecurity does this camera require a specific NVR? or is it pretty standard to add this camera to an existing NVR system
Hello,
1- Are there ways, I can connect to the IVMS 4200 software and retrieve the Plate numbers pragmatically for custom reporting or publishing ? for example, An API I can call or whatever to help me custom publish all the plate numbers for a day and send automatically to a db for archival puposes..?
2- Can this camera read plate numbers at high speed say, up to 90km/hr...or if yes any special settings, if no, do you have an alternative that can do that?
I’m super interested in what situation you’d be using these with these type questions… I’d suggest emailing these to the company that made the video tbh…. Also am I on your database lol?
Hi, can I use this with Hanwha Techwin LPR Camera?
In LPR Camera is connected to boom barrier is it possible ?
My Function is that if vechical is know then boom barrier is open either No
Is it possible in LPR Camera?
Does the camera come in Black or camo . And if not can I paint it . And is there something I should beware of when painting. Or could I wrap it like a car with that type of vinyl,
This camera has been since discontinued, but it only came in white. Painting did not void warranty however!
where do those diagonal lines that the cars pass through on the software come from? what do those lines do?
That is a line crossing detection feature you can setup within the cameras web interface. Whenever the car crosses the line, it will trigger an event.
Can you have it store into a SQL server?
is there a camera that can capture license plates. which has a system where you can enter the number plates yourself. which can be mounted in a car. so every time you pass that car the camera will ring or a light will light up
Im sure there is!
The LPR we currently carry can technically do this, but you'll need an NVR along with it. Then you can have the NVR use its alarm output to trigger the light or siren.
Clicked the link for the product page thinking $225-$250 and once the page loaded was like oh........ Guess I'll have to wait a few years until this model is old technology unless it gets copied and sold on Amazon first.
Have about 3/4 dozen security cameras some of which I've ordered thru Nelly's and been hanging onto them telling myself I'll install them but even after 4-5 yrs they've been unused along with the ip nvr which I've yet to power up as well. Most of what I have to install is POE so when installedthe solid wired between will be good.
For the time being I'll keep watching the prices and dreaming. Now it's fresh in my head I'll keep checking the website.
Do they make a cheaper one with a fixed distance maybe? That could help reduce the price.
@@dtnel Hi Dale, Fixed lens and LPR camera usually doesnt go together. It can work yes, but the camera would have to be pretty close under most circumstances. With big variances of distances required in many different scenarios, the vari-focal lens will fit most scenarios. I think the costs more has to do with how much of a specialty camera it is. Namely the built in software that reads the license plate, converts it to text, and intelligently manages it to be used in certain actions and viewing. Not to mention the camera has built in electronics not found in most cameras such as 60 FPS video, Light Fighter technology which prevents headlight blindout, and configurable IR settings.
Can i mount this camera on my electric scooter? seems a lot better than the GoPro 11
lol, it hasn't been done yet but you could be the first
It pays to play!
Do these cameras work on POE. How does it get power?
Yes. POE or 12v
how much does it cost?
Does this camera save to a nvr or a SD card? What nvr support this camera?
Hey There!
It can save to both an NVR or MicroSD card(up to 128gb).
For full LPR support with an NVR, id suggest our H-series line of NVRs -> www.nellyssecurity.com/video-surveillance/recorders/nvr.html?brand=261
Also note, the 4channel NVR (604(4k)) does not support the LPR features currently.
So is this a re-badged HikVision camera, or is it a cheap clone ?
It seems to be not performing as well as an original HikVision.
This is Hikvision manufactured. What issues are you having with the camera?
The real question is, for how long can it capture License plates? from where it is installed
If you are referring to the distance of the car from the camera it is 100ft effective range.
Any chance to work at around 150' in dark environment to get mailbox thief licence?
This camera is only reliable up to 100ft.
Can this camera software be integrated with other program?
The camera is ONVIF compliant so it can work with other Video Management Softwares but not complete integration
How fast the vehicle speed can get up to, and still getting the license plate with high accuracy like(90%)? Thanks for answering my question?
We havent tested it at high speeds but given the fast shutter and frame rate it should be no problem even at highway speeds.
What brand is this camera? Does it come in black?
manufactured by Hikvision. only comes in white
That thing is huge.
In my neighborhood kids are always getting nearly ran over can I a small business owner have one of these ? To help catch these people
Absolutely, its perfect for small business
@@NellysSecurity where do I sign up for this product
@@eurekarei8906 No problem, here is the link to the blog and product listing www.nellyssecurity.com/license-plate-recognition-lpr-security-camera-w-long-range-8-32mm-lens-high-powered-infrared-illuminators-silky-smooth-60-fps-at-1080p-for-plate-capture-nsc-lpr832-bt1.html
100!
I would like to buy the camera but I am not a dealer. Is it possible to buy this camera?
This camera has since been discontinued unfortunately.
Nelly's Security is there something that replaced it?
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Do we need to connect only one wire ?
that is correct. one network cable via POE
Nelly's Security what will be the power source. The Ethernet cable won’t run the camera
Does this camera work with lorex DVR system
It will work but wont have all the intelligent LPR functions
@@NellysSecurity can it still zoom in and clarity imagining
@@jamesb7689 Yes that should be no problem
did you happen to try it with a lorex system?
Are these Hikvision cameras?
They are manufactured by Hikvision, yes
What is the MSRP?
This camera has been discontinued for almost a year now unfortunately and is no longer available.
What about angle limits?
horizontal and vertical should not exceed 30 degree.
Only 1080P/2MP ? Wow.
Yes sir, surprisingly, high MP is not a crucial factor in LP capture when you have a good lens combined with good imaging sensors
How can I buy one or two
I’m in New York
You can place the order through our website (www.nellyssecurity.com) or give us a shout over the phone.
That was easy for you to say 🤣
Slow moving vehicle only showed, I'm looking for camera that can capture fast moving vehicle at night
How fast are you looking for? This camera can capture plates at up to 55mph, and doesn't have any issues with night captures.
Use microphones
If only if it was wireless
The alarm.com skybells are the most well known compatible doorbells.
Get your mic closer.
Thanks for your input Corey! We have came a long ways with our audio quality since this video was published 3 years ago.
I heard your coming to Lubbock to Keep these from stealing burger in cars
We wont be moving or making a location in Lubbock anytime soon, but we may sell to some installers in that area! Gotta watch out for those hamburglars!
What is the price??
Hello, Retail is $682.99
Re branded Hikvision
Yes, our H-series line is OEM Hikvision
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Or better yet, buy an LPR Camera
oh I see $700.00 !
lol 2mp?
In certain applications, like license plate capture, less is more 😎
The higher framerates and LPR-specific configurations makes this camera super solid, even with its 2MP resolution.
I hope your cameras are better than your audio.
we've improved our video making since this one!! Check out our more recent videos for sure
Look. Talk is cheap. Show me all about the camera and how it sees a licence plate in zooming or edited in close-up. I have a Hikvision system (Version 4.0) and a 4K IP camera. When trying to digitally zoom towards the licence plate from a still video of a captured vehicle and, as I zoom close the digits in the zoomed licence plate become blurry and almost unreadable. You're showing us video from cameras specially positioned to make viewing of licence plates readable. But if I did that at home, where I live in a corner where speeding madmen lose control and slip off the road and ram into parked cars, then they flee, leaving the scene of the accident. And when police comes to inspect the footage they say the camera is too far offside the road and their plates are half obscured. They suggested I should install them on the gate post where it is a more straight view with the front or rear of the vehicle which the display of the plate is directly forward of the camera. And this is what I am looking for. So, talk is cheap in my opinion. You can see that the camera seen in this video has been installed at least almost in front of a vehicle. Install it on your home, pointing directly outside and straight on the road, see if you can see the licence plate or you will barely see the plate. If you still think you can clearly see a licence plate of a moving vehicle, then care to let me know the brand and type it is?
We no longer carry this camera unfortunately. It was discontinued over a year ago now.
Digitally zooming will not allow you to get a clear image unfortunately. You will need a camera that has a varifocal lens and zoomed in on a set chokepoint.
For Plate Recognition to properly work, these cameras have specific installation requirements as well.
We do carry an LPR through a newer brand "UNV" -> www.nellyssecurity.com/unv-fullhd-1080p-at-60fps-anpr-license-plate-recognition-weatherproof-bullet-ip-security-camera-with-a-4-7-47mm-motorized-lens-hc121atts8cr-z.html
Please feel free to contact us if you have any additional questions -> customerservice@nellyssecurity.com / 855-340-9999
What’s up with that lady whispering really not suitable for tutorials
The sound quality was not the best. We are definitely working on improving our videos!
Hikvision 4A26 is very poor performance camera.
Don't buy it.
Recognition persantage is less than 50% (on practice)