Connecting LPR Cameras In A Neighborhood?

Are you looking for to ID the plates or looking for true ALPR?

Probably want to give it up. depending on trees and topography, my preferred method is Ubiquity nanobeams , however in your scenario I can bet that there is no line of site which adds a great deal of difficulty and expense/infrastructure. There are cellular options but I have never worked with them and have little desire to

So my company builds modular control housings for this type of use (product name: MIP) For instance we deploy them for HOA entry/exit monitoring. They are configured as needed to handle the following:

- Weather/Enviro protection

- AC to DC/PoE transformation & distribution

- Local networking 

- PtP wireless networking 

- Cellular Comms

- Edge Recording

- External Cameras/IR/etc

- Health monitoring & remote system control

How we would specify this would be MIP Master Control housings supporting your required NVR and cameras (or our recommend solutions). Tie a camera/IR and a 4G connection to each. These are deployed at each gate location except:

In locations where you do have line of site between gate locations we can tie one of our more basic Remote Nodes (MIP-RN) out.  These require a MIP Master and enable PtP links and provide local power/health control and monitoring for cameras/IR.  The NVR and 4G connection are at each master unit which shared those costs and resources.

Let me know if we can assist or answer further questions.

Thanks!

Chris Anderson

A Mobotix M16 camera can ID the plates, Day Colored Lens + LPF Night lens will do the job.  It also does recording on the internal SD card if required.