G5-Bullet

The Ubiquity Unify system, such as with the G5 bullet cameras (I just bough these and used them to replace my old AmCrest system) can be used without WiFi. They’re PoE so you have to wire them all to a Ubiquity wired console/controller that’s then wired to a laptop but then you won’t need WiFi So, I

honestly the G3 intercom is more about door communication than continuous recording. i looked into this before and the field of view is pretty narrow for street cars. you'd be better off with a G5 Bullet or G5 Pro for that angle - they have better range and motion detection. intercom works fine for

kinda fun to catch wildlife on camera. for night stuff the G5 Pro has really solid infrared and you can add the enhancer for more range. the G5 Bullet works too but the pro handles wooded areas better. i’d put them on a separate vlan so you don't flood your cabin wifi with constant motion alerts.

kinda hacky but i made this work with a 40ah lifepo4 battery, a cheap 100w solar panel, and a poe injector. the g5 instant needs 5w max so it runs for days on that. for your mom's place grab the ubiquiti usw-flex with the solar add-on kit - it accepts 12-48v dc straight from a charge controller. the

We are a medium-sized company, with around 300 employees, 100 machines, and 4 units in different locations. In this new unit, we focused 100% on Ubiquiti, except for storage, which is obtained with a Windows Server File Server. We used a Fortigate 40f, and we had no problems purchasing everything. T

Ubiquiti has a good option, but you will need one of the gateways that supports the protect application. Cloud gateway max. (199) Optional SSD storage (+80, for 512gb) [ i would recommend more] And 3 g4 instant cameras (3 x 99) The instant cameras can use wifi. there is also a be