Dahua DHI-ITC413-PW4D-IZ3 - 4MP 2K UK ANPR Number Plate Recognition IP CCTV Camera

Dahua DHI-ITC413-PW4D-IZ3 - 4MP 2K ANPR Number Plate Recognition IP CCTV Camera

The DHI-ITC413-PW4D-IZ3 is the longer-range version of Dahua's ITC413-PW4D ANPR camera. Its 8-32 mm motorised lens reads number plates from 8 m to 30 m away, across a 6 m to 8 m wide detection area, on vehicles travelling at up to 120 km/h. That suits car park entrances, industrial estate roads and depots where the camera has to be mounted back from the lane or traffic arrives at speed.

Recognition runs on the camera. It compares each plate with allowlist and blocklist entries (110,000 each) and can raise a barrier through its two relay outputs or Wiegand without a PC in the loop. Dahua lists European plates, including Britain, with a recognition rate of 98% or more under its recommended installation and lighting.

Night reads come from four 850 nm IR illuminators rated at 30 m for ANPR and 60 m for video monitoring. The housing is IP67 and IK10, with the junction box and bracket built in, and it runs from PoE+ (802.3at, max 20 W) or 12 VDC.

Also listed as ITC413-PW4D-IZ3.

Key features

• 1/1.8" CMOS sensor with 2688 x 1520 (4MP) resolution and an 8mm-32mm motorised varifocal lens (F1.6, P-Iris).
• Deep-learning ANPR: Dahua lists a European plate recognition rate of 98% or more, and a vehicle capture rate of 99% or more, in recommended installation and lighting.
• Recognises vehicle brand (147 logos), colour (12 colours) and type (10 types), and vehicles without plates.
• 4 x 850nm IR illuminators: 30m for ANPR and 60m for video monitoring.
• Allowlist and blocklist of 110,000 entries each, with 2 relay outputs and Wiegand to control barriers directly.
• Sound and light alarm (red and blue indicator) with custom audio, plus intrusion and loitering detection.
• 12 VDC or PoE (802.3at), IP67 and IK10, with a Micro SD slot up to 256GB.

Who is it for?

Dahua lists shopping malls, hospitals, schools, communities, office buildings and stations as suitable scenes, and describes the camera for factories and compounds with entry and exit barriers. This 8-32mm version suits entrances where the camera sits further back from the lane or vehicles approach at speed. Dahua says the camera performs its functions without being connected to other devices, and its relay outputs can connect to devices such as barriers.

Technical specification

How far it can see (Dahua DORI figures, 8-32mm lens)

Works with

• Dahua PFA150 pole mount bracket (listed in Dahua's datasheet)
• Dahua DHI-NVR5208-8P-EI2 8 Channel PoE NVR: 8 channels with 8 PoE ports rated IEEE 802.3af/at, up to 25.5 W per port, which covers the camera's 20 W PoE+ maximum.
• Dahua DHI-NVR5232-16P-EI2 32 Channel 16-Port PoE NVR: a larger site option: 32 channels with 16 PoE ports (802.3af/at).

These are general compatibility suggestions (same brand, ONVIF IP, matching power and channel specifications), not pairings we have tested.

What you will need

• A PoE+ (802.3at) switch port or a 12V DC 2A power supply
• A barrier or gate controller to wire to the relay outputs or Wiegand, if you want automatic entry
• Dahua management software such as DSS Pro, DSS Express or Smart PSS, which Dahua lists for this camera, if you want to manage it centrally

Common questions

What is the difference between the IZ3 and IZ1?

Both use IR illumination. The IZ3 has an 8-32mm lens for 8-30m capture and up to 120km/h; the IZ1 has a 2.7-12mm lens for 3-8m capture and up to 80km/h.

Can it open a barrier by itself?

Yes. It holds up to 110,000 allow-list entries and has two relay outputs plus Wiegand to trigger a barrier directly.

Does it read UK number plates?

Yes. Dahua lists Europe, including Britain, among supported regions, with a European plate recognition rate of 98% or more, so it reads UK plates.

Is this a licence plate recognition camera?

Yes. ANPR (automatic number plate recognition) is also known as licence plate recognition, or license plate recognition in US spelling. This is a licence plate recognition camera (a license plate recognition camera or license plate camera in US spelling) that reads number plates and recognises vehicle brand, colour and type.

Can it be powered over the network cable?

Yes, by PoE 802.3at (PoE+), or by a 12V DC 2A supply.

Does it work with a Hikvision NVR?

It supports ONVIF Profile S and T, so it can generally be added to an ONVIF-compatible recorder for video. Plate lists and barrier control run on the camera itself. How plate events show on a third-party recorder depends on that recorder, so we cannot promise those features.

Full manufacturer specification: Dahua product page

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Supplied by Zenith Security Co, Wolverhampton. We deliver to England, Scotland and Wales, or you can collect from our Wolverhampton trade counter (please call first).