“I’ve used ELSAG LPR all over the state. LPR data captured with ELSAG plate readers have identified vehicle travel patterns and helped us prevent crime."
Trooper N., TX DPS
Radar trailers, armed with state-of-the-art plate reader cameras, are transforming the realm of public safety and are powerful tools for criminal investigations, traffic management and more. Their ability to seamlessly integrate with existing systems makes them an invaluable asset for police departments and authorities across the nation.
But what truly sets these radar trailers apart is their adaptability. Available in fully covert or semi-covert models, they can be customized to suit the specific needs of any operation. Whether discreetly monitoring high-risk areas or actively deterring potential offenders, these trailers offer a wide range of options to address various safety concerns.
The plate reader data captured is a treasure trove for law enforcement agencies. Timestamps, GPS coordinates, and crystal-clear license plate images provide crucial evidence that can be instrumental in solving crimes and tracking down suspects. ELSAG license plate readers also capture vehicle make, type, and color, allowing for even more comprehensive investigations.
Available in fully covert or semi covert models, with or without radar components.
The alarm data includes:
- Date/time stamps
- GPS coordinates
- Image of the license plate
- Vehicle make, type and color
Data Management
Plate reader systems can be mounted in stationary locations at a specific area of interest throughout a jurisdiction or deployed on a vehicle or radar trailer for a portable solution. Data collected from the fixed cameras is sent to the ELSAG Enterprise Operations Center™ (EOC), where it can be stored for query and analysis or compared in real time to a variety of hot and white lists for enforcement purposes. Officers are alerted when a specific plate has been identified.
Hot and White List Matches
Cameras, a processing unit and proprietary software allow operators to capture images of license plates and instantly compare them with millions of hot and white list records to identify vehicles of interest. Hot and white lists may be updated manually or wirelessly.
Safety
A network of LPR cameras throughout a community can assist in a variety of safety initiatives, such as finding missing persons, providing access to residents and guests of an HOA, identifying traffic patterns to reduce congestion, assisting police officers in criminal investigations and collecting tolls for bridges, tunnels and tollways.
