Latest addition to the IDIS NDAA-compliant range can accurately detect licence plates on vehicles travelling up to 50 mph. IDIS, the largest manufacturer of trusted South Korean-made video tech, has enhanced its line-up of video security solutions with the launch of a new, NDAA-compliant licence plate capture camera.

The newest addition to the IDIS suite enables users to accurately capture the licence plates of vehicles worldwide, travelling at up to 50 mph (80 km/h). The 2 MP DC-T6224HRXL NDAA-compliant camera has a detection range of up to 100 metres in full light and advanced IR to capture flawless images at up to 20 metres.

DC-T6224HRXL NDAA-compliant camera

The camera also boasts analytics, including motion detection, active tampering, and trip zones

The camera also boasts analytics, including motion detection, active tampering, and trip zones, and can be quickly and easily connected to IDIS DirectIP NVRs (network video recorders) to ensure rapid installation and secure, seamless connectivity. The DC-T6224HRXL is ideal for single lane traffic monitoring and crime prevention.

Offering true WDR, the DC-T6224HRXL delivers crystal clear, full-HD images, while two-way audio and alarms allow operators to detect, verify, and respond to any security events quickly and easily.

Uninterrupted forensic evidence with IDIS Smart Failover

Uninterrupted forensic evidence is assured with IDIS Smart Failover, while the intuitive user interfaces of the enterprise-class IDIS Solution Suite VMS (video management software), the cost-free IDIS Center client software and IDIS mobile apps make it easy and flexible to operate.

James Min, the Managing Director at IDIS Europe, said “Our new 2 MP licence plate capture camera is a practical addition to our NDAA-compliant product line-up, ideal for a broad range of traffic applications to enhance safety, security and improve law enforcement operations.

Simple plug-and-play installation

James Min adds, “With simple plug-and-play installation, easy operation from cost-free or modular software, it meets the requirements of any size of application and keeps the IDIS promise of a low total cost of ownership.

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