Storage is calculated assuming constant motion on-screen, so actual days of storage may be longer.
* Assumes that (7) 8TB hard drives are installed. UNVR Pro supported camera limits Low bandwidth cameras * Assumes that (4) 8TB hard drives are installed. UNVR supported camera limits Low bandwidth camerasĪverage days of storage per camera* (Est.) ** Assumes that an 8TB hard drive is in use. * Assumes the Dream Machine Pro is dedicated to UniFi Protect - if you’re also using UniFi Network, your maximum camera limit will be lower. If you are also using other UniFi applications, your maximum camera limit will be lower. Note: These estimates assume that the UDM Pro is dedicated to UniFi Protect. ** Assume the pre-installed 1TB hard drive is in use. One can therefore use many combinations of the above three settings to achieve the same exposure.
#CAMERA CONTROL PRO 2 KEY ISO#
ISO speed: controls the sensitivity of your cameras sensor to a given amount of light. Shutter speed: controls the duration of the exposure.
* Assumes the Cloud Key Plus is dedicated to UniFi Protect - if you’re also using UniFi Network, your maximum camera limit will be lower. Aperture: controls the area over which light can enter your camera.
#CAMERA CONTROL PRO 2 KEY 1080P#
Users with Protect application version 1.18.0 or higher can see estimated storage capacity on their dashboard in unifi.ui.com and will be automatically notified in the mobile app when system performance declines due to camera volume.Ĭameras designated low bandwidth include 1080p ( G3 Flex, G3 Instant, G3 Dome, G3 Micro, and G3 Bullet) and HD cameras (e.g., G4 Doorbell).Ĭameras designated high bandwidth include 4K ( G4 PTZ and G4 Pro) and 4MP ( G4 Dome and G4 Bullet) cameras.Ĭloud Key Plus supported camera limits Low bandwidth cameras*Īverage days of storage per camera** (Est.) However, using more than the recommended numbers may inhibit system performance. The estimates below are based on internal testing - your Console's camera limit and storage capacity will vary based on our image quality settings, motion on-screen, and the number of connected UniFi devices from other applications (e.g., UniFi Network access points). This article outlines estimates of the maximum number of supported cameras for each UniFi OS Console type that currently hosts UniFi Protect.
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