Camera Position

Dear,
The following requirements must be met during camera installation:
1. Ensure that the camera is not exposed to strong light (for example, sunlight and streetlight) after the installation.
2. If grids occur on the images and the camera is under a low color temperature light source, for example, a sodium lamp, adjust the camera position to ensure that the camera is not exposed to such a light source within the angle of view extended by 10 degrees.
3. A transparent protective film is attached to the dome cover or view window of the camera. Do not remove the transparent protective film during the installation to prevent the dome cover or view window from being scratched or polluted. You can remove the transparent protective film after the device is installed and before the device is started.
4. Keep the camera away from strong-light-reflection objects such as grounds, walls, and leaves to prevent the monitored images from being too dark or bright.
Thank you.

Dear Axe,

1. Ensure that all roads within the 50-meter scope around the camera are straight and there are no junctions so that the camera directly faces the head or back of the vehicle for taking snapshots.

2. Ensure that there are no traffic lights within the 200-meter scope around the camera to prevent situations when the camera cannot take snapshots of license plates due to vehicle queuing or driving behind another car.

3. Install the camera in a place where there are fewer lanes.

Some cameras are installed in intersections where there are multiple lanes for scattering vehicles with different driving directions. Move these cameras to a middle place where there are fewer lanes.

4. Ensure that the camera is fixed.

To maintain the stability of surveillance videos, the camera and its pole must be able to prevent inferences from the weather (such as heavy wind) or vibration (caused by vehicles nearby).

Thank you.