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UniFi Protect G6 Pro 360

$499 MSRP
UniFi Protect G6 Pro 360 fisheye camera in black and white

UniFi Protect G6 Pro 360: what it is & who it's for

One ceiling-mounted fisheye that sees the whole room: a 12MP, 3504 × 3504 square image with digital pan-tilt-zoom, IK10 housing, and -30 °C rating. It lists no face or licence-plate recognition and its IR stops at 15 m — an overview camera, not an identification one. Open interiors — shop floors, lobbies, warehouses, junction ceilings — where one camera should watch every direction at once.

Specifications

UniFi Protect G6 Pro 360 specifications
Form FactorOutdoor fisheye (360°, ceiling)
Image Sensor1/1.6" 12MP
Max Resolution12MP (3504 × 3504) at 24 fps
Field of ViewH 180° · V 180° (fisheye)
IR Night Vision15 m (50 ft), four controllable Smart IR zones
ConnectivityWired — 10/100 RJ45
Power MethodPoE+
Max Power Draw13.5 W
Onboard StoragemicroSD
Weather / Vandal RatingIP66 / IK10
Operating Temp-30 to 50 °C (-22 to 122 °F)
AI DetectionsPerson, Vehicle, Animal
AudioTwo-way audio
Dimensions⌀147 × 65.5 mm
Weight610 g
MountingSurface mount (included); junction box, dual mount, arm (optional)

Verdict

One ceiling-mounted fisheye that sees the whole room: a 12MP, 3504 × 3504 square image with digital pan-tilt-zoom, IK10 housing, and -30 °C rating. It lists no face or licence-plate recognition and its IR stops at 15 m — an overview camera, not an identification one.

Pros
  • Full 360° room coverage from one ceiling mount, with digital pan-tilt-zoom
  • IK10 vandal rating and a -30 °C cold rating
  • Two-way audio, microSD slot, and four individually controllable IR zones
Cons
  • No face or licence-plate recognition listed — person, vehicle, and animal detections only
  • 15 m IR and 24 fps — the shortest reach and a lower frame rate than the fixed G6 cameras
  • $499 — the same money buys two G6 Turrets with change
Best forOpen interiors — shop floors, lobbies, warehouses, junction ceilings — where one camera should watch every direction at once.
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