Every vehicle, accounted for.
Blackwater sees constant traffic: light vehicles, buses, service trucks and heavy haulage. For a depot or village, knowing which vehicles entered, when and who authorised them is often the first question after an incident.
Licence plate recognition paired with boom gates or sliding gates answers it automatically. Approved plates open the gate, unknown plates prompt an intercom call, and every movement is stored with an image. Buses and contractors can be given time-limited access.
Vehicle control options
- LPR cameras tuned for dust and glare
- Boom gates for light vehicle lanes
- Heavy-duty sliding gates for trucks
- Intercom at the gate for visitors
- Time-limited plates for contractors
- Searchable records by plate and date
Car parks people trust.
When crews leave cars for a full swing, they expect them to be there when they get back. Good car park coverage uses overview cameras for context and detail cameras at entries and exits, with lighting considered at the design stage.
We install and service across Queensland, and plan maintenance around swing changeovers so gates and cameras are checked when the car park is near empty.
Maintenance across swings
- Gate and barrier servicing
- Camera cleaning and refocus
- Firmware and VMS updates
- Health reports after each visit
Common questions.
Does LPR work in heavy dust?
Dust reduces performance, so we choose camera placement, angle and lighting carefully and include lens cleaning in maintenance.
Can buses enter without a card?
Yes. Bus plates can be enrolled with set time windows so they enter on schedule without stopping.
Can we search for a vehicle after an incident?
Plate reads are logged with images and timestamps, so you can search by plate, date or gate.