All-weather 4K PoE camera with a 1/1.8" 8MP image sensor, Multi-TOPS AI engine and long-range IR night vision up to 30 m. It recognises people, vehicles, animals, faces and licence plates, is rated IP66 and comes with a mount for wall, ceiling and pole installation. A single Ethernet cable with PoE powers…
All-weather 4K PoE camera with a 1/1.8" 8MP image sensor, Multi-TOPS AI engine and long-range IR night vision up to 30 m. It recognises people, vehicles, animals, faces and licence plates, is rated IP66 and comes with a mount for wall, ceiling and pole installation. A single Ethernet cable with PoE powers it, and it is managed in UniFi Protect.
The G6 Bullet records 4K video at 3840 × 2160 and 30 frames per second with a 109.9° field of view and sees up to 30 m at night. The 82 mm diameter body weighs 587 g without the mount.

Live view, recordings and alerts about recognised people, vehicles and animals are managed in UniFi Protect alongside your other UniFi cameras.
A powerful processor inside the camera handles face recognition (Face ID) and licence plate recognition (LPR) and tells people, vehicles and animals apart. That makes it a good fit for driveways, car parks and entrances where you need to know who or what has arrived.

The polycarbonate and aluminium alloy enclosure is rated IP66 for weatherproofing and IK04 for tamper resistance. The camera operates from −20 to 50 °C at up to 90% non-condensing humidity, so it can be installed outdoors in a wide range of climates.

An integrated IR LED with an automatic IR-cut filter switches the camera to night mode on its own as the light fades. The image stays sharp in low light or complete darkness up to 30 m. A light sensor below the lens takes care of the switching.

The three-axis adjustable mount lets you aim the camera exactly where you need it. Everything for wall, ceiling and pole mounting on 38–50 mm poles is in the box, including the pole mount; a junction box or angled base are available as options.

The back carries the PoE RJ45 port and the reset button. The camera is powered over PoE (37–57 V DC), draws 9.9 W at most and connects to the network over the same cable through a 10/100 port. No separate power supply or socket is needed at the camera.

Side view with dimensions and the mount, the front with the lens and the back with the RJ45 port and reset button.


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