Ubiquiti AI Professional camera 8Mpx resolution 30 fps IR LED 3x zoom two-way audio IP65 PoE black

Ubiquiti UniFi Protect AI Professional Black

Outdoor 4K PoE camera with 3x optical zoom and intelligent detection function even at long distances. The camera records 8 Mpx video (3840 × 2160) at 30 frames per second (fps).

• 8 Mpx CMOS sensor (1/1.8") & resolution 3840 × 2160 at 30 fps (16:9), lens F 4.1-12.3 mm; f/1.53 - f/3.3
• Angle of view - 109.9° horizontal, 59.9° vertical, 127.7° diagonal
• Angle of view (Zoom) - 34.9° horizontal, 19.7° vertical, 40° diagonal
• Built-in IR LEDs and automatic IR cut filter for better night vision
• Waterproof according to IP65 + IK04 resistance (anti-vandal)
• Video compression H.264
• Two-way audio - microphone (can be switched off) + speaker
• ARM Quad-Core Cortex-A53 processor/chip
• PoE support 37-57 V DC (injector not included)

The camera is part of the product line UniFi Protect, where the biggest advantage is the centralized management of all devices in a single software. The UniFi Protect software is pre-installed on the UniFi Protect NVR server (IPZUBT1003) for Full HD recording of up to 50 cameras, UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus (NAOUBT1019) for recording of up to 15 cameras or UniFi Dream Machine PRO (NAAUBT1121) for recording of up to 32 cameras. The advantage of the servers is that they work with applications for mobile devices, thanks to which you can always keep your camera system under surveillance.

Sensor chip: 8 Mpx CMOS sensor (1/1.8")

Maximum resolution: 3840 × 2160 px

Frame rate: max. 30 fps

IR illumination: yes

Lens

• varifocal (f = 4.1-12.3 mm)

• 3× zoom

• f/1.53 - f/3.3

Interface: 1× GbE RJ-45

Video compression: H.264

Memory card slot: no

Audio

• yes
• microphone + speaker

Power

• PoE (37-57 V)
• max. 11 W consumption

Working temperature: -20 to +50 °C

Weight: 675 g (820 g with holder)

Dimensions: 112.6 × 86 × 86 mm (length 175.3 mm with holder)

WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)

• G4, G5 and AI series cameras have True WDR technology. G3 generation and older have only digital WDR (DWDR).
• When the FPS is increased in software (above the default value), WDR is turned off due to the exposure limit.