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What would I see?
Find your property, tap to drop one camera, drag the round handle to aim it, and flip to night to see the rated IR range.
Tap the map to drop your camera
How to read it
The cyan day cone shows the camera's horizontal field of view. Its length is illustrative, because the store does not publish a daytime range for these cameras.
The night cone runs to the rated IR range from the store's spec sheet, with a ring every 10 m that matches the scale bar at every zoom. IR range is how far the built-in infrared lights reach, not how far away you can read a face or a plate.
Zoom lenses (G6 Pro, G6 Edge and G6 PTZ) have a Wide and Zoom switch. Zoom narrows the view to the angle at full zoom.
Want the whole property planned? Sight places every camera and sizes the recorder.
Where the numbers come from
Field of view and IR range for each model, from the Ubiquiti store's tech specs. Last checked .
- G6 Bullet: 109.9°, IR 30 m
- G6 Dome: 109.9°, IR 30 m
- G6 Turret: 109.9°, IR 30 m
- G6 Mini Dome: 109.9°, IR 20 m
- G6 180: 180°, IR 20 m
- G6 Pro Bullet: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 40 m
- G6 Pro Dome: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 40 m
- G6 Pro Turret: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 40 m
- G6 Edge Bullet: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 60 m
- G6 Edge Dome: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 40 m
- G6 Edge Turret: 113.8° wide, 45.5° at full zoom, IR 40 m
- G6 PTZ: 109.9° wide, 26.6° at full zoom, IR 30 m, IR plus spotlight