Wireless ANPR network deployed

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Wireless ANPR network deployed

Cleveland Police is operating a wireless system for its ANPR camera vehicle fleet.

Date - 13th October 2014
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight

Unlike other areas, where the need for a direct line of sight between wireless units and base stations can be prohibitive, the Cleveland policing area is well suited to wireless networks. The system has been designed by Quadrant Security Group...

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