Outdoor 4K PTZ camera with two lenses and 10x hybrid zoom: the wide-angle lens covers the whole area, the telephoto lens brings in the detail. The head pans 350° and tilts 100°, the AI engine recognises people, vehicles, animals, faces and licence plates, and the camera follows motion on its own. 30 m night vision, LED spotlight,…
Outdoor 4K PTZ camera with two lenses and 10x hybrid zoom: the wide-angle lens covers the whole area, the telephoto lens brings in the detail. The head pans 350° and tilts 100°, the AI engine recognises people, vehicles, animals, faces and licence plates, and the camera follows motion on its own. 30 m night vision, LED spotlight, two-way audio, IP66 weatherproofing, PoE+ power and a microSD slot. Managed in UniFi Protect.
Two 8MP sensors, 10x hybrid zoom and a 350° × 100° pan-tilt head that follows motion on its own.

Live view, recordings, pan-tilt-zoom control and alerts for detected people and vehicles are managed in the UniFi Protect app together with your other UniFi cameras.
The 4.46 mm (ƒ/1.65) wide-angle lens covers a 109.9° field of view and watches over the whole yard or car park. The 16.3 mm (ƒ/2.4) telephoto lens with a narrower 26.6° field brings in a distant person or car. The camera switches between them smoothly, and each lens has its own 1/1.8" 8MP sensor for 4K video at 30 FPS.

The Multi-TOPS AI engine recognises people, vehicles and animals, faces and licence plates on the camera itself. Pan 350° and tilt 100° are controlled with ultra-low latency, so the camera follows detected motion smoothly and keeps it in frame. In UniFi Protect you set alerts by detection type and quickly find a specific event in the recordings.

The built-in IR LED with an automatic IR-cut filter delivers a sharp image at dusk and in complete darkness up to 30 m away. The light sensor between the lenses switches the camera to night mode. The integrated LED spotlight lights up the scene when needed and improves visibility.

The aluminium alloy and polycarbonate enclosure is IP66 rated for outdoor exposed installation and IK04 tamper resistant. The camera operates from −30 to 50 °C and at 20–90% non-condensing humidity, so it holds up on a façade, a pole or under a canopy.

The box includes an arm mount for wall installation, a ceiling and surface mount and a pole adapter for poles 38–50 mm in diameter. Corner, in-ceiling and pendant mounts and a conduit adapter are available as options. The camera weighs 1 kg, 1.1 kg with the arm mount.

A single Ethernet cable to the 10/100 MbE RJ45 port carries data and PoE+ power (42.5–57 V DC, max. 24.5 W), with no separate power supply at the camera. The microSD slot provides local recording. The microphone and speaker enable two-way audio, and the reset button restores the factory settings.

Placement of the lenses, sensors and spotlight on the camera head, dimensions with the arm mount, and the underside with the RJ45 port and reset button.



The Ubiquiti IP kamera UVC-G6-PTZ-B All-Weather 4K Dual-Lens PTZ Camera is a robust, AI-powered surveillance powerhouse featuring a 1/1.8" 8MP sensor on both wide and tele lenses for crisp 3840x2160 resolution at 30 FPS, with 10x hybrid zoom delivering a wide 109.9° FOV or telephoto 26.6° precision, ultra-low latency pan-tilt (350° pan, 100° tilt) for seamless motion tracking via Multi-TOPS AI engine. IP66 weatherproof and IK04 tamper-resistant, it excels in harsh conditions from -30°C to 50°C, with IR night vision up to 30m, smart detections for people/vehicles/animals, face/license plate recognition, two-way audio, and versatile mounting options including included wall/ceiling/pole kits—PoE+ powered with microSD expansion for NDAA-compliant, hassle-free deployment.
Engineered for unyielding vigilance in any environment, the Ubiquiti All-Weather 4K Dual-Lens PTZ Camera redefines outdoor and indoor security with its cutting-edge dual-lens system: a wide-angle 1/1.8" 8MP sensor (F4.46mm, ƒ/1.65) capturing expansive 109.9° horizontal views for broad coverage, paired with a telephoto counterpart (F16.3mm, ƒ/2.4) enabling pinpoint 10x hybrid zoom down to a 26.6° FOV for distant details—all rendering stunning 8MP 3840x2160 video at 30 FPS with HDR, adjustable image settings (color, brightness, contrast, white balance, exposure, 2D/3D NR, motion-based NR, masking, text overlay), and a built-in IR cut filter plus IR LED illumination for night vision up to 30m. Powered by a quad-core Arm Cortex-A53 processor and Multi-TOPS AI Engine, it delivers ultra-low latency pan-tilt-zoom controls (350° pan, 100° tilt) for real-time motion tracking, intelligent detections of people, vehicles, and animals, plus advanced face and license plate recognition to minimize false alerts and enhance response times. Built to endure, its IP66-rated aluminum alloy and polycarbonate enclosure withstands dust, heavy rain, and temperatures from -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F) at 20-90% humidity, with IK04 tamper resistance and a factory-reset button for secure, reliable operation; PoE+ connectivity (10/100 MbE RJ45, 42.5-57V DC, max 24.5W) simplifies installation, while microSD expansion ensures local storage without cloud dependency. Versatile mounting shines through included wall, surface, ceiling, and pole (1.5-2" diameter) arms of durable polycarbonate/aluminum, with optional corner, in-ceiling, pendant, and conduit adapters for tailored setups—NDAA compliant and certified (CE, FCC, IC), this 1-1.1kg compact Ø107.2mm cylinder (203.2-230.2mm tall) offers two-way audio for remote deterrence, making it the ultimate all-weather sentinel for homes, businesses, or remote sites.
Key Features
| Manufacturer: | Ubiquiti |
| Category: | Security cameras |
| Resolution | 4K |
| Output | IP |
| Sensor size | 1/1.8 inch |
| Maximum resolution | 4K / 8 MP |
| PoE power | Yes |
| Ingress protection | IP66 |
| Version | PTZ |
| FPS | 30 |
| Lens lens aperture | 1.7f |
| Min. focal length | 4.5mm |
| Max. focal length | 16.3mm |
| Media type | Micro SD |
| Other features | PoE · HDR · AI tracking |
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