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UFP-VIEWPORT Ubiquiti UniFi Protect ViewPort PoE

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$399.80

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The UniFi Protect ViewPort allows you to view your UniFi Protect camera feeds on an HDMI display.

It uses Power over Ethernet and connects to the local network hosting your cameras and connects via HDMI to a display. The UniFi Protect ViewPort offers 4K video output at 30 frames per second.

Protect systems can be viewed in custom high-density camera matrix configurations.

Features:

View Unifi Protect cameras on an HDMI display
Display up to 16 IP cameras simultaneously
Easy setup with UniFi Protect System
Powered by Power over Ethernet up to 1 Gbps
HDMI video output up to 4K @ 30 fps

What's in the Box
Datasheets and Guides

Click HERE to access the Datasheet

Click HERE to access the Installation Guide

Create your perfect Unifi Protect solution in these 4 easy steps.

Step One - Get to know how Unifi Protect works

Step Two - Choose your Ubiquiti Unifi OS Console

Each Unfi Protect Camera or Doorbell, needs to be connected to a UniFi OS Console. The UniFi OS Consoles provide remote access, management and recording features. Please note that the UDM Unifi Dream Machine, only supports Unifi Network and not Unifi Protect. The Unifi Cloud Key Gen 2 is the only device that already includes a harddrive for data storage. The others will need additional harddrives or memory cards to allow them to record footage.

Step Three - Choose your Ubiquiti UniFi Network Switch

Please note this is not a full list of all UniFi Switches, but a selection of the most common. A full list can be found here

Step Four - Choose your Ubiquiti Unifi Protect Camera

UniFi Protect G3 Camera Range

Please Note - The Ubiquiti Unifi Protect G3 Cameras have currently been hit by supply and demand issues. As a result, we see very little stock of these. You may like to consider the G4 range.