Nedap ANPR Access

Nedap AVI, a specialist in solutions for long range vehicle and driver identification, has expanded its product line of vehicle identification systems with its ANPR Access licence plate reader specifically designed for vehicle access applications. The company claims it is easy to implement in existing access control systems, because the software supports Wiegand, RS422, RS485 and IP.
March 19, 2012 Read time: 1 min
3838 Nedap AVI, a specialist in solutions for long range vehicle and driver identification, has expanded its product line of vehicle identification systems with its ANPR Access licence plate reader specifically designed for vehicle access applications. The company claims it is easy to implement in existing access control systems, because the software supports Wiegand, RS422, RS485 and IP.

In addition to its transponder based Microwave and UHF technologies, Nedap claims that ANPR Access offers a robust and user friendly LPR system for long range identification of vehicles. The camera is designed to act as a reader in several vehicle access control situations. The optional Wiegand Interface Module (WIM) converts license plate information into a Wiegand number, which makes it easy to implement it in existing access control systems using a Wiegand interface.
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