Thanks for watching. Interested to know what CCTV systems and cameras everyone else is using? Or if you don't have anything at all!? (You crazy people!)
Great video , just fyi ubiquiti has more features that you told , please don't undermine what they do.also they give you these for free try getting that in other providers .
Currently, I am running 12 UVC G3 cameras and 2 Unifi WAPs controlled by the Cloud Key Gen2. I have upgraded the hard drive in the Cloud Key Gen2 to 5TB. And since I'm sharing, I have the Unifi 48 port POE switch and the Unifi Security Gateway (USG-Pro-4). All being powered by a Tripp-lite battery backup that can support my network for 1 hour. Eleven of my cameras are outside with one in the garage.
All of this is connected via a 48 port patch panel with CAT6 Ethernet cable going to each camera, WAP and network drop. I keep 2 weeks of video and that only takes about about 25 percent of the hard drive. Ok, I'm finished bragging.
9:17 This is because the camera is mounted in the ceiling and you rotated the image. Just disable the auto-rotate and highlight what you want privacy and then set it back to the rotation you want.
Unifi Protect is what Unifi Video should have been but Ubiquiti is growing and learning so I understand. I just switched my home network over to the new UCKG2+ and really like it.
Until you use one, you won't know how ridiculously hot these get. Must be in a cool place or you can burn yourself on them. The smooth case is for looks, not functional for keeping things real.
Unifi Video is free and doesn't have these bugs and you can assign per-use with it, but you have to run your own computer/server. We have 30 cameras on a single 1gbps line and it works fine, generates about 1TB per day.
A question, when you set up users, I give them a user name and password but when user logs in the password comes up as incorrect. Has anyone had this problem too.
Very easy-to-follow, clear, and well-narrated review. I can tell you did some planning before shooting the video. Thanks for the really useful information about the Cloud Key Gen2 Plus and Unifi Protect.
Thanks for watching. Interested to know what CCTV systems and cameras everyone else is using? Or if you don't have anything at all!? (You crazy people!)
Great video , just fyi ubiquiti has more features that you told , please don't undermine what they do.also they give you these for free try getting that in other providers .
Currently, I am running 12 UVC G3 cameras and 2 Unifi WAPs controlled by the Cloud Key Gen2. I have upgraded the hard drive in the Cloud Key Gen2 to 5TB. And since I'm sharing, I have the Unifi 48 port POE switch and the Unifi Security Gateway (USG-Pro-4). All being powered by a Tripp-lite battery backup that can support my network for 1 hour. Eleven of my cameras are outside with one in the garage.
All of this is connected via a 48 port patch panel with CAT6 Ethernet cable going to each camera, WAP and network drop. I keep 2 weeks of video and that only takes about about 25 percent of the hard drive. Ok, I'm finished bragging.
7:26 Nice Car, a tesla 😃
9:17 Disable Auto rotate. The use privacy , then reactivate Auto rotate
9:17 This is because the camera is mounted in the ceiling and you rotated the image.
Just disable the auto-rotate and highlight what you want privacy and then set it back to the rotation you want.
Unifi Protect is what Unifi Video should have been but Ubiquiti is growing and learning so I understand. I just switched my home network over to the new UCKG2+ and really like it.
Until you use one, you won't know how ridiculously hot these get. Must be in a cool place or you can burn yourself on them. The smooth case is for looks, not functional for keeping things real.
Push the tray in slightly then push button. It will pop out nicely.
Love this Unifi product lines.
Can you use non unifi cameras with this? I already have several IP cameras I would like to use.
Can you save video clips offline?
Unifi Video is free and doesn't have these bugs and you can assign per-use with it, but you have to run your own computer/server. We have 30 cameras on a single 1gbps line and it works fine, generates about 1TB per day.
A question, when you set up users, I give them a user name and password but when user logs in the password comes up as incorrect. Has anyone had this problem too.
Very easy-to-follow, clear, and well-narrated review. I can tell you did some planning before shooting the video. Thanks for the really useful information about the Cloud Key Gen2 Plus and Unifi Protect.