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Ends Oct 26, 2026
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Lot of 9 Individual LPR Camera Units These License Plate Camera Readers were used by University of Arkansas departments. The condition and functionality of this equipment is unknown. All items are as is, whereas with NO guarantee. As required by Arkansas law, for a period of Five (5) days from the auction start date this item is offered exclusively to eligible Arkansas governmental entities. If no intergovernmental transfer is completed during this five (5) day period, then this item will open to public bidding on Day 6. The closing date is day 10. In accordance with Arkansas State Law, hard drives have either been removed or DOD wiped. *Licensing and Software MUST be obtained through GENETEC to utilize these products.* NO cables Included. Please see the attached item list for detailed information. Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR / LPR) cameras, specifically older and current generations of the Genetec AutoVu Sharp camera system. System Overview & Features These specialized high-definition surveillance units are built to identify, read, and cross-reference vehicle license plates in real-time. They are widely used by law enforcement, municipal parking authorities, and traffic control agencies. • The Wide-Oval Cameras: The majority of the units displayed are Genetec AutoVu SharpV (and SharpX) cameras. Each unit features multiple built-in lenses: one specialized monochrome camera for high-speed license plate scanning, a separate color camera for context/vehicle identification, and a matrix of integrated Infrared (IR) LED illuminators across the center to capture plates clearly in absolute darkness or glaring headlights. • The Center Ribbed Unit: The center unit turned upside down is a heavy-duty processor/power module or a mounting enclosure equipped with distinct heat-sinking fins designed for continuous outdoor use. These systems are typically hard-mounted to police cruiser roof racks or fixed traffic infrastructure like poles and intersection traffic signals SHIPPING is not offered. SELLER WILL NOT PACK, LOAD, HAUL, OR DELIVER. BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVAL OF ITEMS INCLUDING ALL PACKING, LOADING, HAULING, AND SHIPPING. NO SHIPPING OFFERED. Inspection is by appointment only: Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 3:00pm Contacts: Chris Fornoff cfornoff@uark.edu , Stephen Lester stlester@uark.edu or Tegan Flaherty tflaherty@uark.edu Location: The University of Arkansas Surplus Warehouse, 300 Eastern Ave., Fayetteville, AR 72701 ***Awarded bidder MUST schedule the pick-up date and time with one of the above departmental contacts***
University of Arkansas - Fayetteville, AR
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