Ubiquiti AI Bullet

Night vision surveillance camera that captures 4MP video at 30 frames per second (FPS).

The Camera AI Bullet is a next-generation UniFi Protect camera that captures crisp 4MP (2688 x 1512) video at 30 FPS video over a Gigabit Ethernet connection. Equipped with infrared LEDs and an automatic IR cut filter, the camera also provides pristine nighttime video to deliver high-quality surveillance around the clock. The AI Bullet also features a built-in microphone to enhance your stream with crystal-clear audio. Designed to be versatile and simple to deploy, the AI Bullet comes with a flexible, three-axes ball joint that makes it easy to position the camera exactly where you need it. This PoE-powered camera can be adopted in minutes with the UniFi Protect web application or mobile app.

• Streams 4 MP (2688 x 1512) video at 30 FPS
• Built-in IR LEDs and an automatic IR cut filter for enhanced night vision
• Powered with PoE (37-57 V DC)
• Smart detection range: People (<10 m) / Vehicles (<20 m)

Managed with the UniFi Protect application: Version 1.20.0 or later (web) / 1.5.6 or later (iOS) / 1.4.7 or later (Android)

SPECIFICATIONS

Resolution: 2688 x 1512 (16:9 aspect ratio)
Sensor: 5 Mpx CMOS Sensor (4,06 Mpx video)
Maximum Frame Rate: 30 fps
Night Mode: IR LED illumination and an IR cut filter
View Angle: H: 84.7°, V: 46.2°, D: 99°
Lens: Fixed focal length
Networking Interface: 10/100/1000 MbE RJ-45
Video Compression: H.264, MJPG
Memory: 2 GB LPDDR4, 8 GB eMMC
Memory Card Slot: no
Audio: microphone (can be disabled)
Power method: PoE (37-57 VDC), max. power consumption 7.68 W
Mounting: wall, pole mount (included)
Operating Temperature: -20 to +40 °C
Weight: 628 g (765 g with wall mount)
Dimensions: 88.3 x 82 x 82 mm (without mount)

UniFi Protect App (Android)

UniFi Protect App (iOS)

Manual:
https://dl.ui.com/qig/uvc-ai-bullet

Datasheet:
https://dl.ui.com/ds/uvc-ai-bullet_ds.pdf

WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)
G4, G5, and AI series cameras feature True WDR technology. Generation G3 and older have only digital WDR (DWDR).
When the FPS (Frames Per Second) is increased (above the default value), WDR is turned off due to exposure limit.