ANPR camera and parking management system prices in Kenya
A parking management system recognises number plates, opens the barrier for registered vehicles, records every entry and exit and can guide drivers to free bays. In our store, ANPR cameras and kits currently cost KES 62,230 to KES 139,910, with parking guidance and payment equipment listed below.
ANPR camera prices today
Dedicated ANPR cameras read plates day and night at the speed vehicles approach a gate, which ordinary CCTV cameras cannot do reliably.
ANPR cameras and kits in stock · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
Parking guidance and car park equipment
For malls, hospitals, offices and apartments: bay indicators, guidance screens, payment and inquiry terminals and parking locks.
Parking guidance, terminals and bay locks · prices from the Qyvea store, updated 9 October 2026
How a parking management system fits together
- ANPR camera at each entry and exit lane reads the plate.
- Barrier opens for registered or paid vehicles; see boom barrier prices.
- Software keeps the resident or staff list, visitor passes and the entry/exit log.
- Guidance and payment (optional) for public car parks.
For gated communities, see ANPR for estates and visitor management.
Installation
Prices above are for the equipment only. If you want it installed, Qyvea does a free site survey in Nairobi and gives an itemised quote covering cabling, mounting, configuration and labour, so you know the full cost before any work starts.
Camera height and angle decide how well plates are read, so the survey measures each lane before the system is designed.
Frequently asked questions
How much is an ANPR camera in Kenya?
ANPR cameras and kits in the Qyvea store cost KES 62,230 to KES 139,910 today. A complete lane also needs a barrier and setup, quoted after a site survey.
Can ANPR open the gate automatically?
Yes. When a registered plate is read, the system signals the barrier or gate motor to open and logs the vehicle.
Does ANPR work at night?
Yes. ANPR cameras use infrared lighting and fast shutter settings to read plates in the dark and in headlight glare.
Can visitors be given temporary access?
Yes. Visitor plates can be added for a set time, or the guard can let them in and the system logs the plate.