Geovision 610-LPC2211-20M 2MP Lpr Ir Bullet Camera

Product Description

The GEOVISION 610-LPC2211-20M is a 2-megapixel varifocal license plate recognition (LPR) IR bullet camera designed for outdoor IP surveillance installations. Featuring a 9-22mm varifocal lens, the camera provides flexible field-of-view adjustment to suit varied mounting distances and lane widths. Built-in infrared illumination enables reliable low-light and nighttime capture of license plates. The IP67-rated housing protects against dust ingress and water jets, making it suited for exposed outdoor deployments. Licensed HVAC, security, and low-voltage installation professionals typically specify and mount this unit in access control and traffic monitoring applications.

This camera is deployed in commercial and residential access control lanes, parking facilities, toll entry points, and perimeter security installations requiring automated plate capture. The varifocal 9-22mm lens allows installers to fine-tune the image framing during commissioning without repositioning the camera mount. The IR illuminator supports nighttime LPR capture in low-ambient-light environments. It ships as a single unit and is categorized as an IP bullet camera suitable for both new installations and camera upgrade projects.

Key Features

• 2-megapixel image sensor for detailed license plate capture
• 9-22mm varifocal lens for adjustable field of view at installation
• Built-in IR illumination for low-light and nighttime LPR performance
• IP67-rated enclosure resists dust and water ingress for outdoor use
• License plate recognition (LPR) optimized imaging for access control and traffic monitoring
• Standard bullet-style form factor for flexible pole, wall, or bracket mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM IP bullet camera for use in network video surveillance systems supporting standard IP camera protocols. No specific compatible recorder or VMS model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or security systems technician familiar with IP camera wiring and network configuration. Power down the network switch port or PoE injector before making cable connections. Mount the housing securely to prevent vibration-induced image blur, particularly important for LPR accuracy. Verify local codes and conduit requirements for outdoor cable runs before finalizing the installation.