UniFi Protect G6 Bullet

Ubiquiti

UniFi Protect G6 Bullet

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G6 Turret FOV Too Narrow - What Would You Do?

Do you need to see more away from your house (vertically) or do you want to see more along the side of your house (horizontally)? If horizontal, get a G6 180. If vertically, you’re out of luck. My wife’s biggest complaint about our Ubiquity cameras are they have much narrower FOVs than our old Ring

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Holiday_Armadillo78 in r/UnifiProtect

June 16, 2026 at 5:19 PM

2

4 camera system noob incoming

Agreed, Enterprise is overkill. Without seeing the full setup, my $.02 is that I would stick with the regular UNVR, you could go with any 8 port POE switch but if you want to stick with the Ubiquiti ecosystem and have room to grow, a 16 or 24 port POE switch would make sense. The UNVR still has lots

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thatAZguy in r/Ubiquiti

June 29, 2026 at 1:34 AM

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Looking for advice on camera style/type

I'm not sure how someone mounting cameras around the outside of their home (like me) can help with cameras inside a horse barn. I suppose someone with horses could be using UniFi cameras in their barn, but would they have the same layout as your barn? That is what designer is for. In general, G6 cam

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EclipticWarp in r/Ubiquiti

March 24, 2026 at 3:44 AM

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Need Help Critiquing This POE Camera Approach -

The UPS is wrong here in the chain, because when there's a power outage the ' PoE switch with UPS' will only maintain cameras active, the router and NVR are gone, the recordings go nowhere if there's no microSD in the cameras (so all footage is completely lost), you also lose internet and any way of

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Big-Sweet-2179 in r/homesecurity

May 31, 2026 at 12:29 AM

1

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