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The camera captures the vehicle's plate, the software converts the characters to text, checks it against the authorization list, and sends an open command to the barrier for authorized vehicles. The whole process usually takes under a second. Full explanation →

Yes. Architectures running on a local server or device can continue authorization checks during an internet outage; cloud synchronization completes once the connection is restored. Offline operation →

A standard single-entry installation is usually completed within 1-2 business days; the timeline scales with the number of lanes and cameras.

In most cases, yes. License plate recognition can integrate with an existing boom barrier, sliding gate or turnstile via relay, TCP/IP or API; compatibility is confirmed during the site survey. Barrier integration →

An incorrect camera mounting angle, insufficient lighting or lack of night IR support, low resolution, and dirty or worn plates are the biggest factors that reduce accuracy. Accuracy factors →

License plate recognition needs no extra tag on the vehicle and works for guest vehicles too; RFID offers faster reads for tagged fleet vehicles. Most projects use one or combine both depending on the need. LPR vs. RFID →

The vehicle is logged by plate at entry; at exit, the elapsed time is calculated against a predefined rate table and shown on the LED display and operator PC. Fee by plate →

Kiosk payment points can accept both cash and credit card; the exact payment methods depend on the kiosk model. Payment kiosks →

Standard barriers typically open in 2-6 seconds; fast barrier models can open in as little as 1-2 seconds. Opening time →

Most boom barrier models have a manual release lever or clutch mechanism, allowing the arm to be lifted by hand during a power outage. Critical projects may also use UPS-backed power. Power outage →

Periodic maintenance every 3-6 months is recommended for medium-intensity sites; high-cycle parking and terminal entrances should be serviced more frequently. Maintenance guide →

Price is determined per project based on the number of entry/exit points, camera count, barrier setup, network infrastructure, software modules and integration needs. Pricing →

Plate data is processed under KVKK, used only for access control and reporting, and is not shared with third parties for marketing purposes without your explicit consent. KVKK →