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Hanwha XNO-6120R/LPR 2MP Outdoor LPR Bullet Camera
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$448.99The Hanwha XNO-6120R/LPR B1 is a 2 MP fixed bullet network camera purpose-built for low-speed license plate recognition (LPR) deployments in outdoor surveillance environments. Engineered for parking lots, drive-thru lanes, and entry gates where vehicles travel up to 35 MPH, this camera combines 12x optical zoom precision with integrated infrared night vision and industrial-grade weatherproofing to deliver reliable plate capture across variable lighting conditions and extended temperature ranges.

The XNO-6120R/LPR B1 addresses a specific surveillance gap: reliable license plate capture in outdoor environments without the cost and complexity of dedicated LPR systems. The 12x optical zoom is critical—it allows wide scene framing during vehicle approach while maintaining tight plate composition for OCR processing. The 60 fps frame rate ensures no motion blur during high-speed approaches, directly improving read accuracy.
WDR is non-negotiable for LPR: vehicles under canopies or transitioning between shadow and sunlight will present extreme lighting contrasts. The 150 dB WDR specification ensures the camera maintains plate detail in both scenarios. H.265 codec support is valuable for high-frame-rate recording—60 fps video consumes significant bandwidth, and H.265 typically halves that requirement compared to H.264.
The IK10 vandal rating and IP67 weatherproofing are appropriate for outdoor gate/parking deployments where equipment faces exposure and potential tampering. PoE Class 3 power (maximum 30W) is sufficient for this form factor and enables quick pole or wall installation without running separate power infrastructure.
Compatibility with ONVIF and Milestone makes this camera integrable into existing enterprise VMS environments, reducing deployment friction for organizations with established surveillance platforms.