iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY 4MP DeepinView ANPR Dome, 2.8–12mm, PoE, IP67

Introduction to the iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY 4MP DeepinView ANPR Dome

The iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY is a purpose-built 4MP DeepinView ANPR dome camera designed for vehicle and traffic environments where reliable licence‑plate recognition, robust imaging and rugged outdoor construction are essential. Equipped with a motorised 2.8–12 mm varifocal lens, built‑in deep‑learning ANPR (LPR) and vehicle analytics, True WDR and hybrid IR/white‑light illumination, this camera is positioned for checkpoint, access control and intelligent-transportation applications. With PoE (IEEE 802.3at) support and IP67/IK10 protection, it simplifies installation while standing up to harsh weather and vandalism.

Key features at a glance

• 4 MP (2688 × 1520)resolution with a 1/1.8" progressive CMOS sensor for clear detail at reasonable frame rates.
• DeepinView ANPR— on‑board deep‑learning licence‑plate recognition and vehicle analytics (type, colour, brand, counting) with block/allow lists.
• Motorised 2.8–12 mm varifocal lensfor flexible coverage from wide to tele with remote adjustment.
• Exceptional low‑light performanceusing DarkfighterS/ColorVu technology, 140 dB True WDR and hybrid IR + white‑light supplements to ~30 m.
• Rugged build— IP67 ingress protection and IK10 vandal resistance; die‑cast aluminium body.
• Flexible recording— on‑board microSD (up to 1 TB), NAS and ANR support; up to 5 concurrent streams; H.265+ compression.
• Power options— PoE (802.3at), 12 VDC or 24 VAC; I/O includes audio, alarm and Wiegand.

Detailed specifications and benefits

The 1/1.8" progressive‑scan CMOS sensor captures 4MP images (2688 × 1520), striking a good balance between resolution and bandwidth. Its low‑light sensitivity is excellent: Colour mode down to 0.0003 Lux @ F1.0 (AGC on) and B/W to 0.0001 Lux; the camera also supports 0 Lux operation when the supplementary lighting is active. Complemented by DarkfighterS and ColorVu technologies, this camera delivers colour information in low light and sharp monochrome details when IR is used — both critical for accurate ANPR and vehicle analytics.

The motorised 2.8–12 mm varifocal lens lets installers tailor the field of view for the site: horizontal FOV ranges from approximately 104.2° at wide angle to 44.1° at tele, with vertical FOVs from 55.3° to 24.8°. Remote zoom and focus adjustments simplify setup and reduce the need for repeat site visits, making the camera ideal for locations where sightlines or lane widths vary.

For mixed‑lighting and very bright/dark scenes, True WDR at 140 dB helps preserve highlights and shadows, ensuring licence plates and vehicle features remain legible. The hybrid illumination system combines 850 nm IR with white‑light LEDs, providing up to ~30 m of useful supplementing illumination (model/focal dependent). The white light option can improve colour capture at night — useful for vehicle colour analytics and forensic evidence.

Built‑in deep‑learning ANPR supports both vehicles and motorcycles in checkpoint scenarios. The camera maintains quoted recognition rates (≥98%) and capture rates (≥99%) under recommended conditions, with capture speeds up to 120 km/h for front‑facing captures. On‑board databases support block/allow lists up to 10,000 records, enabling local enforcement or gate control without constant server communication.

H.265+ compression reduces storage and bandwidth compared with legacy codecs while preserving essential detail. The camera supports up to five concurrent streams, allowing one high‑resolution stream for recording and additional lower‑resolution or cropped streams for live monitoring, analytics or third‑party integrations. On‑board microSD support (up to 1 TB), NAS (NFS, SMB/CIFS) and ANR provide resilient recording options if the network is interrupted.

Network connectivity is through a single GigE RJ45 (10/100/1000) port and the unit supports PoE (IEEE 802.3at Class 4) to simplify cabling. Power alternatives include 12 VDC and 24 VAC. The robust mechanical design — die‑cast aluminium body with IP67 and IK10 ratings — allows deployment in exposed outdoor locations and high‑risk installations, with operating temperatures from −40 °C to 60 °C.

Use cases and scenarios where this camera excels

• Car parks and gated facilities:Automate vehicle entry/exit logging and access control using on‑board ANPR and block/allow lists. The camera’s varifocal lens and multi‑streaming mean a single device can cover multiple lanes or provide an overview and plate capture simultaneously.
• Site entrances and checkpoints:High capture and recognition rates under recommended conditions make this model suitable for security checkpoints and controlled entrances where reliable statistics and evidence are required.
• Traffic enforcement and ITS:For speed or lane enforcement and traffic analytics, the camera’s ability to capture at up to 120 km/h combined with vehicle classification and counting supports smart‑city and intelligent‑transport solutions.
• Perimeter protection with vehicle focus:When perimeter security needs to distinguish vehicles from people or log vehicle movements, the integrated vehicle analytics and hybrid illumination offer both detection and identification capabilities.
• Temporary or remote installations:PoE simplifies deployment where AC power is inconvenient, and on‑board storage with ANR allows resilient recording at remote checkpoints.

Comparisons with similar products in the market

The iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY competes with other ANPR/ALPR‑capable dome cameras from industry brands. Compared with many generic 4MP dome cameras, its distinguishing strengths are on‑board deep‑learning ANPR and vehicle analytics, a robust True WDR implementation and hybrid IR/white‑light illumination tuned for plate capture at night.

Relative to specialist fixed‑focus ANPR cameras, the motorised 2.8–12 mm lens adds flexibility: installers can cover wide lanes or zoom for long‑range capture from the same platform. Specialist long‑range ANPR systems may outperform in extreme distance scenarios (e.g., highways requiring several hundred metres of optical reach), but for checkpoint and controlled‑speed environments the iDS model balances cost, flexibility and performance.

When compared to lower‑cost cameras that rely on server‑side ANPR, the on‑board DeepinView approach reduces network load and latency while enabling local decision‑making (e.g., instant gate opening based on a local allow list). On the other hand, server‑based systems can centralise plate databases and analytics which benefits large distributed deployments; the best choice depends on scale, network topology and operational needs.

Customer feedback and reviews

Publicly available third‑party reviews for specific model numbers can be limited, but typical feedback for DeepinView ANPR products highlights a few recurring themes:

• Installers appreciate the motorised varifocal lens and remote focus/zoom for faster commissioning and fewer site visits.
• End users frequently cite reliable night‑time plate capture when white‑light supplementation is enabled, which improves evidence quality compared with IR‑only systems.
• Operational teams value local database capabilities (block/allow lists) for immediate decisioning without reliance on central servers.

If you are considering this camera for a project, ask the supplier for sample captures from a site with similar conditions and request performance tests (recognition/capture rates) under those conditions. Also check for firmware updates and integration notes with your existing VMS or access control platform.

Conclusion: Why choose the iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY?

The iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY 4MP DeepinView ANPR dome is an attractive option for organisations that need dependable licence‑plate recognition, flexible optics and durable outdoor performance without committing to bulky, specialist long‑range ANPR hardware. Its combination of on‑board deep‑learning analytics, strong low‑light imaging, hybrid illumination and rugged design make it well‑suited to car parks, checkpoints, perimeter protection and transport projects.

With PoE support, multi‑streaming and resilient storage options, the camera integrates into modern IP‑based surveillance and access control ecosystems while keeping operational overheads manageable. For checkpoint scenarios where recognition and capture accuracy directly affect operations, the quoted performance figures (≥98% recognition, ≥99% capture under recommended conditions) and local allow/block list capabilities provide practical value.

In summary, if you need a versatile, durable ANPR-capable dome that balances image quality, analytics and installation flexibility, the iDS-2CD7547G0/P-XZHSY is a compelling choice. Evaluate it against site requirements (lane speed, distance, sightlines) and test in representative conditions to confirm it meets your specific recognition and workflow needs.