Positively Indentify Vehicles Entering Or Leaving Your Property
Trying to capture images of a license plate with a ordinary CCTV camera is almost impossible. There are a number of factors that conspire to thwart your effort to get a good, clear image of a license plate on a moving vehicle. Sunlight, shadows, speed, reflectivity, headlights, tail lights, depth of field and other problems often render any license plate images unreadable. The new Tag Shot License Plate Capture Camera from Rugged CCTV overcomes these obstacles and provides cristal clear images of License Plates on a 24 hour basis - day and night, and at speeds up to 50 miles per hour.
"The technology behind the Tag Shot License Plate Capture Camera", says Allen Spears, Chief Engineer at Rugged CCTV, "involves shooting an Infrared beam at a License Plate, wether during the day or at night, and employing special lenses to filter out most visible light coming back to the camera. The result is an image that is always readable even if the License Plate has any reflective glare from other headlights or external light sources that normal cameras cant deal with. The Tag Shot License Plate Capture Camera comes with a 3-Year Warranty and integrates a specialized camera, filters, lensing and electronic controls into a single unit that has been pre-installed into an outdoor housing, then preset, pre-calibrated and pre-tested. The completed unit comes ready to install and is pre-calibrated for 30 , 60 or 115 distances from the camera to the License Plate (other
distances can be built by special order). The Tag Shot camera can be connected to any DVR or other recording device and used as a stand-alone system, or can also be used in conjunction with various License Plate Recognition software programs. These programs can add numerous features such as recording a running log of all License Plates and even to grant or deny access to your facility based on an approved or denied list of tag numbers.
Some of the applications that use the Tag Shot License Plate Capture Camera include; gated communities, parking garages, toll booths, border entry points, schools and universities, car washes, self-storage facilities, RV Parks, warehouses, manufacturing plants, shopping centers and many other types of uses.
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