Century City HOA UniFi Protect Upgrade
A Century City high-rise HOA scheduled a September 2026 UniFi Protect upgrade: an ENVR Core in place of an Enterprise NVR, CAT6 cable in place of coax at the fitness center and pool, and 11 G6 Pro Turret cameras.
A Century City high-rise HOA in 90067 scheduled UniFi Protect work for September 2026.
The job replaces an Enterprise NVR with an ENVR Core (16 bays, up to 300 4K cameras). It swaps coax for CAT6 cable at the fitness center and pool cameras. It adds 11 G6 Pro Turret cameras at the front sign and street, the valet and the dog park.
Where trenching was not practical, those cameras are linked wirelessly. Device Bridge Pro to Device Bridge Pro is point-to-point. A Device Bridge Pro Sector is the parent end of the point-to-multipoint link.
Related earlier work restored guard booth connectivity in May 2026.
What stood in the way.
- An Enterprise NVR is what this job replaces.
- Fitness center and pool cameras are on coax that this job swaps for CAT6 cable.
- Some of the new camera locations are places where trenching was not practical.
How we solved it.
The September 2026 work replaces the Enterprise NVR with an ENVR Core (16 bays, up to 300 4K cameras).
Coax at the fitness center and pool cameras is swapped for CAT6 cable.
11 G6 Pro Turret cameras are added at the front sign and street, the valet and the dog park. Where trenching was not practical, those cameras are linked wirelessly. Device Bridge Pro to Device Bridge Pro is point-to-point. A Device Bridge Pro Sector is the parent end of the point-to-multipoint link.
Key components:
What changed.
The scheduled work replaces the Enterprise NVR with an ENVR Core (16 bays, up to 300 4K cameras).
Coax at the fitness center and pool cameras is swapped for CAT6 cable.
11 G6 Pro Turret cameras are added at the front sign and street, the valet and the dog park. Where trenching was not practical, those cameras are linked wirelessly. Device Bridge Pro to Device Bridge Pro is point-to-point. A Device Bridge Pro Sector is the parent end of the point-to-multipoint link.
Related earlier work restored guard booth connectivity in May 2026.
What went in
- ENVR Core16 bays, up to 300 4K cameras, replacing the Enterprise NVR
- G6 Pro Turret11 cameras at the front sign and street, the valet and the dog park
- CAT6 cableswapped in for coax at the fitness center and pool cameras
- Device Bridge Propoint-to-point, Device Bridge Pro to Device Bridge Pro, where trenching was not practical
- Device Bridge Pro Sectorthe parent end of the point-to-multipoint link, where trenching was not practical
