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TP-Link VIGI InSight LPR345Z 4MP Outdoor License Plate Recognition Bullet

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TP-Link VIGI InSight LPR345Z: a 4MP outdoor bullet that reads number plates on the camera and opens the gate for the vehicles you allow.

  • ✓On-camera plate recognition (ANPR), 3–6 m recommended range
  • ✓Allowlist / blocklist up to 100,000 plates
  • ✓Barrier gate control with built-in relay output
  • ✓2.7–13.5 mm motorised lens, 5× optical zoom
  • ✓4MP with white-light full-colour night vision
  • ✓Alarm and audio in/out, RS-485, microSD up to 512GB
  • ✓PoE powered · IP67 weatherproof · IK10 vandal proof

 
TP-Link VIGI InSight LPR345Z licence plate recognition bullet camera, angled and front views
TP-Link VIGI · InSight LPR345Z · 4MP · Plate recognition

Smart eyes on every plate.
Opens the gate for the cars you allow.

This is the TP-Link VIGI InSight LPR345Z, a 4MP outdoor bullet that reads number plates on the camera itself (ANPR). It checks each plate against an allowlist or blocklist of up to 100,000 entries and can open a boom gate through its own relay output, so one camera runs a complete vehicle entry.

In one sentence: the LPR345Z is a 4MP licence plate recognition bullet with a 2.7–13.5 mm 5× motorised zoom, on-camera ANPR, allow/blocklists to 100,000 plates, barrier gate relay, alarm and audio ports, white-light colour night vision, 120 dB WDR and IP67 / IK10 protection.

The camera on its own. Add a microSD card for the plate lists.

The LPR345Z is a standalone camera: NVR, PoE switch, microSD card and pole mount are sold separately. TP-Link recommends a microSD card when you use the allowlist and blocklist. For a pole at the gate add the VMB-350 bracket, or the VJB-305 junction box on a wall.

In the box
  • VIGI LPR345Z network camera
  • Waterproof cable attachments
  • Mounting accessories (screws, anchors, template)
  • Quick start guide
You also need
  • A Cat6 cable back to a PoE (802.3af) switch, or a 12 V DC supply
  • A microSD card (up to 512GB) for plate lists and captures
  • Wiring to the boom gate controller, and an inductive loop if used
  • A VMB-350 pole bracket or VJB-305 junction box

Every plate recognised. Every entry secured.

On-camera ANPR reads each plate instantly and records it. Known vehicles glide through, the rest are flagged, and manual checks at the entrance drop away. The recommended recognition range is 3–6 m, and the camera reads plates up to 8 m away at its default zoom or 15 m at full zoom.

Why people buy it

Why people choose the LPR345Z.

Recognition in the camera

No separate LPR server: the camera reads the plate, checks the list and acts on it.

100,000 plates on the list

Real-time allowlist and blocklist management, with temporary entries for visitors.

Opens the boom gate

A built-in relay output opens and closes the barrier, triggered by the plate or an inductive loop.

5× zoom for any post

The 2.7–13.5 mm motorised lens adjusts remotely through the web interface so plates fill the capture zone, whatever the post height or lane distance.

Talk to the driver

Audio in and out connect a microphone and speaker for real-time talk at the gate.

Built for entrance duty

IP67 weatherproof, IK10 vandal proof, 120 dB True WDR to read plates against headlights.

Car stopped at a boom gate with its number plate captured and enlarged by the VIGI LPR345Z

On-camera ANPR

Reads the plate the moment the car arrives.

Each capture saves a scene picture, or a scene plus a close-up of the plate, at 2560 × 1440. The image is stamped with the time, the plate number and whether the vehicle is on the allowlist, blocklist or a temporary list. Recognition can be triggered by video detection or by an inductive loop.

VIGI LPR345Z reading a car’s plate at a boom gate, with the camera alarm terminal block shown

Barrier gate control

A complete LPR system with one camera.

The alarm input and output sync with inductive loops and gate risers to trigger recognition and open or close the gate automatically. A 1-channel relay output drives the barrier directly from the camera, so no extra controller is needed. Audio in and out add a speaker and microphone for talk at the gate.

Boom gate entrance seen at wide angle and zoomed in by the LPR345Z 5× motorised lens

5× optical zoom

Wide for context, zoomed in for accuracy.

At 2.7 mm the camera sees the whole approach at 102° wide, for events and triggers. Zoom to 13.5 mm (29.6°) so plates fill the recognition zone. One camera adapts to different post heights and lane distances, which keeps the cost of each entrance down.

How it goes in

From the box to a working gate.

01

Mount at the lane

Fit the camera on a post or wall facing oncoming cars, aiming for plates 3–6 m away.

02

Wire power and the gate

Run Cat6 for PoE, connect the relay output to the boom gate controller and the alarm input to a loop if you use one.

03

Zoom and focus

In the web interface, zoom until plates fill the capture zone and set the entrance and exit scene.

04

Load the lists

Add the allowlist and blocklist (up to 100,000 plates), with a microSD card fitted, and choose what opens the gate.

Pair it with

What goes with it.

Mounting

VMB-350 pole bracket

Fits the camera to a 70–130 mm pole beside the lane.

Mounting

VJB-305 junction box

Sits under the camera on a wall to keep the cable joints and gate wiring dry.

Storage

microSD card

Recommended by TP-Link for the plate lists, and holds captures on the camera.

Power

PoE switch

Any 802.3af PoE port powers the camera over the same Cat6 cable.

Where it is used

Ideal for vehicle entrances and exits.

Gated communities

Residents drive straight in, visitors get temporary access.

Hotels

Guest and staff car parks with automatic gate opening.

Shopping centres

Entry and exit lanes logged plate by plate.

Schools

Staff car parks open for known vehicles only.

Which VIGI camera for vehicles?

InSight LPR345ZInSight PTZ5425InSight S385DPS
JobRead plates and open the gateWatch and track across a big siteCover a wide car park in colour
Resolution4MP (2688 × 1520)4MP (2688 × 1520)5456 × 1520
Lens2.7–13.5 mm, 5× zoom5.2–130 mm, 25× zoom2 × 5 mm, 180° view
Plate recognition and listsYes, up to 100,000NoNo
Gate relayYesNoNo
Weather / vandal ratingIP67 / IK10IP66 / IK08IP67 / IK10

Many sites pair an LPR345Z at the gate with a PTZ or panoramic camera over the car park. Figures from TP-Link.

Common questions

Does it need separate LPR software?

No. Plate recognition, the allowlist and blocklist, and gate control all run on the camera. You set it up through its web interface.

How many plates can it store?

Up to 100,000 allowlist and blocklist entries in total. TP-Link recommends fitting a microSD card when you use the lists. Temporary permissions suit visitors.

How far away does it read plates?

The recommended range is 3–6 m. The maximum is 8 m at the default zoom and 15 m at full zoom. Accuracy depends on lane speed, camera angle and lighting.

Can it open a boom gate?

Yes. It has a 1-channel relay output that opens and closes the barrier, controlled by the camera. The alarm input can take a signal from an inductive loop to trigger recognition.

What is the zoom for?

The 2.7–13.5 mm motorised lens (5× optical) lets you frame the capture zone remotely, so plates are big enough to read whatever the post height or distance to the lane.

Does it work at night?

Yes. Four white LEDs give full-colour images at night (0 lux with the light on), and 120 dB True WDR keeps plates readable against headlights. The LEDs can run automatically or on a schedule.

Can I talk to drivers at the gate?

Yes, with an external speaker on the audio output. The camera has a built-in microphone and an audio input for an external one. It has no built-in speaker.

Which mount do I need?

TP-Link lists the VMB-350 pole bracket and the VJB-305 junction box for the LPR345Z.

Is a recorder or memory card included?

No. The LPR345Z is sold as the camera on its own. Record to a microSD card in the camera (up to 512GB, not included), or stream it to an ONVIF (Profile G, S, T) recorder.

How is it powered?

Over the network cable from a PoE switch or PoE recorder (802.3af PoE, up to 12.95 W), or from a 12 V DC adapter if you have no PoE. One Cat6 cable carries power and video up to 100 m.

Is there a monthly fee?

Not for local recording. Footage saved to a microSD card or a recorder on your own network has no ongoing cost.

What warranty does it have?

3-year TP-Link Australia warranty, handled through InFront Technologies. Contact us first and we will look after the claim with you.

Supported by Infront Technologies.

Planning a gate or car park entry? Send us the lane width, the post position and what the gate controller is, and we will check the camera position and wiring with you. Call 1300 736 970 or email [email protected].

Installation and safety

Cabling and gate wiring. In Australia, network cable fixed inside walls, ceilings or underground conduit must be installed by a registered cabler. Gate motor and controller wiring should be connected by the gate installer.

Working at height and near traffic. Use a stable ladder or platform, have someone with you, and close the lane or use traffic control while working at the gate.

Privacy. Number plates and recordings can be personal information. Put up clear signs at the entrance, keep the plate lists secure, and check your state’s surveillance and privacy rules before recording audio.

Dimensions
256 × 100 × 101 mm
Weight
1.07 kg
Power
PoE 802.3af (max 12.95 W) or 12 V DC (max 10.8 W)
Video Compression
H.265+, H.265, H.264+, H.264
Resolution
4MP (2688 × 1520)
Brand
TP-Link VIGI
IP Rating
IP67
Interoperability
ONVIF Profile G, S, T
Image Sensor
1/2.9" progressive scan CMOS
Lens
2.7–13.5 mm motorised, 5× optical zoom, F1.6
Field of View
102° to 29.6° horizontal
Wide Dynamic Range
120 dB true WDR
Alarm I/O
1 in, 1 out
Audio I/O
1 in, 1 out; built-in microphone
Warranty
3-year TP-Link Australia warranty, handled through InFront Technologies
Product Type
LPR / ANPR motorised varifocal bullet IP camera
Onboard Storage
microSD up to 512GB
Model
InSight LPR345Z
RS-485
Yes
Night Vision
White LED full colour
Plate Recognition
On-camera ANPR, entrance and exit mode
Vandal Rating
IK10
Recognition Distance
3–6 m recommended; max 8 m (default zoom), 15 m (full zoom)
Allowlist / Blocklist
Up to 100,000 plates
Gate Control
1-channel relay output, by camera
CategorySpecification
CAMERA
Resolution4MP (2688 × 1520)
Lens2.7–13.5 mm varifocal (5×)
Sensor1/2.9" Progressive Scan CMOS
WDR120 dB
IlluminationWhite LEDs (full-colour)
ProtectionIP67 · IK10
PowerPoE / 12 V DC
AudioBuilt-in mic · audio in/out
StoragemicroSD up to 512 GB
I/OAlarm in/out

Source: TP-Link / VIGI Australia · https://www.vigi.com/au/business-networking/vigi-network-camera/insight-lpr345z/

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