Monitor your front door with the UniFi Protect G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit - Whitefrom Ubiquiti Networks. This kit includes a PoE video doorbell and PoE chime. The video doorbell captures 2MP resolution video from both a main camera and an additional camera that identifies packages. It features up to 20' of night vision and a 155° diagonal field of view (main camera). A 4:3 aspect ratio enables you to see people at your front door from head to toe. Two-way audio communication via a built-in speaker and microphone allows you to interact with visitors.

The chime features an 80 dB speaker, a buzzer, and a built-in siren. Additionally, the chime will send notifications to the UniFi Protect app when the doorbell is pressed to ensure that you never miss a visitor. The doorbell is rated IPX4 for protection from water.

PoE Video Doorbell & Chime Bundle    2MP Main & Package Camera Resolution    20' of Night Vision    155° Diagonal FOV (Main Cam)    Two-Way Audio    Built-In Siren & Buzzer on Chime    80 dB Speaker    PoE Connectivity    UniFi Protect for iOS & Android    IPX4-Rated Doorbell

AI event detections

Programmable LCM welcome display

IR cut filter

Lens distortion correction (LDC)

HDR support

ESD/EMP protection to ensure that the chime remains operational after power surges

UniFi Protect mobile app for iOS and Android

UniFi Protect web application for Windows and macOS

LED status indicator

Factory reset button

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this camera be used with the Sony IR-IP10 controller?

A: This camera is compatible with the RM-IP10 and the RM-IP500 controllers

Q: 2. Did Sony make this camera so it can zoom slower than the BRC-H800? It was not possible to zoom slow enough with that camera to get professional results. I was wondering if the engineers ironed that out in this unit. Thanks!

A: Hello, James! The BRC-X1000 has a much slower zoom capability. The issue with the H900 is that if you tried to zoom slower, then the lens becomes unstable. If you are using the X1000 and put the camera into ramp mode 3 and you combine with the RMIP500 (with its variable speed zoom control), you can do on air zooms that the H900 cannot. ~Zac

Q: 3. Is this compatible with the Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM Lens or just the WII version?

A: The Canon Drop-In Screw Filter Holder 52 (WIII) with Protect Filter is not compatible with the Canon EF 800mm f/5.6L IS USM lens.

Q: 4. Can this camera be controlled by a Tricaster?

A: This does offer Visca over IP, which we do believe that Tricasters can support.

Q: 5. Can filters be screwed on the the lens?

A: They cannot. You can not screw filters to this camera's lens.

Q: 6. Does the camera support OVIF or work with BlueIris?

A: No, the Lorex B451AJDB-E 2K QHD Wi-Fi Video Wired Doorbell (Black) does not support ONVIF. A doorbell model that could work that supports ONVIF is listed below: Dahua Technology DHI-VTO2211G-WP 2MP Wi-Fi Outdoor Station BH #DAIVTO2211WP

Q: 7. Is the 4K signal only available on the HDMI output or is there a way to combine the two 3G BNC outputs to form a single 6G output so I can connect it to the Blackmagic 4K Switcher?

A: Using the two 3G-SDI outputs you can get a 4K signal. You would need a product like the AJA 12GM 12G-SDI to/from SDI Muxer/DeMuxer which will allow you to turn Dual 3G-SDI in to a 6G-SDI. Or you can consider a 4K HDMI to 6G-SDI converter. AJA SDI Muxer - https://bhpho.to/2K9BU3T BMD - 4K HMDI to SDI - https://bhpho.to/2rvHgjq

Q: 8. I have a G4 Receiver with 558-626MHz. Can I use the GW1 Transmitter with 558-608MHz?

A: Yes, you can use your G4 receiver with the Sennheiser SKP 500 G4 Pro Wireless Plug-On Transmitter GW1: (558 to 608 MHz) but you will be limited in the frequency channels that you can use to sync the transmitter and receiver. It is always recommended to use a transmitter and receiver in the same frequency band, for the most available frequency channels and best results.

Q: 9. As this camera has PoE, is it possible for a single ethernet CAT6 cable to power the camera, receive video data with IP streaming into a software such as OBS, as well as receive camera control data from a joystick controller like the AV-3102, which would be plugged into another port on the ethernet switch? Is that the correct set up and can a single Cat6 cable handle all 3 of those functions? Thanks!

A: yes a single cat cable can handle this as long as you are using IP video. you will need a POE switch to provide power to the camera.

Q: 10. Can I use with MKH 70?

A: Hello Mikhail - the SKP 500 is capable of providing the 48V Phantom Power required by the MKH 70; please note that the SKP 500 is a transmitter only and you'll need to pair it with a receiver (i.e. EK 500 G4) or purchase a system (i.e. EW 500 BOOM G4) to ensure you have all the appropriate products for a successful shoot.