Ubiquiti G6 Dome IP Security Camera - White

No, the camera utilizes Power over Ethernet (PoE) and receives power directly through the Ethernet cable connected to a PoE-enabled network switch or injector. It does not require a separate power adapter.

Yes, the Ubiquiti G6 Dome is designed for both indoor and outdoor use. It features an IP66 rating for weather resistance and an IK10 rating for vandal protection.

The camera supports a maximum resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels (UHD 4K) at a frame rate of 30 frames per second (fps).

Yes, the camera has a built-in microphone that enables audio capture. Please be aware of and comply with all local regulations regarding audio recording.

The camera features IR LEDs that provide a night vision distance of up to 30 meters (approximately 98 feet).

The lens provides a horizontal viewing angle of 109.9°, a vertical viewing angle of 56.7°, and a diagonal viewing angle of 134.1°.

A factory reset is typically performed by pressing and holding the reset button (often found in a pinhole) for a specific duration while the camera is powered on. Refer to the official Ubiquiti documentation for the exact procedure for the G6 Dome model.

While the camera is part of the UniFi Protect ecosystem, it requires a UniFi Protect controller. This can be a UniFi Network Video Recorder (NVR), a UniFi Dream Machine Pro, or other compatible UniFi OS Consoles. It does not function as a standalone camera.

Ensure the Ethernet cable is securely connected to both the camera and a functional PoE-enabled network port or injector. Verify the PoE switch/injector is powered on and functioning correctly. Check the power budget of your PoE switch if multiple devices are connected.

Confirm the camera is on the same network as your UniFi Protect controller. Ensure the camera has been adopted via the UniFi Protect application. Reboot both the camera and the UniFi controller.

Check the network connection for issues like packet loss or high latency. Ensure sufficient bandwidth is available. Verify camera firmware is up-to-date. Reduce the video resolution or frame rate if the network or processing power is a limitation.

Ensure the IR LEDs are not obstructed. Verify that the 'Night Vision' setting is enabled in the UniFi Protect application. Check if the ambient light sensor is functioning correctly; it may need cleaning or may be covered.

Confirm that AI detection features (e.g., Person, Vehicle) are enabled for the camera within the UniFi Protect settings. Ensure the camera's view is not obstructed and lighting conditions are adequate for the AI to detect objects. Update UniFi Protect software and camera firmware.