Can anyone help me identify this camera brand?

[Gpfullmann]

I recently moved into a building with 16 pre-installed IP cameras, and of course, the rack has been gutted. I am having a lot of trouble identifying this brand so I can purchase a compatible NVR. My limited knowledge with security cameras is almost all analog, so I either need to identify this brand or have some direction towards an NVR that would be compatible with the existing cameras. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[jd415]

That's a Ubiquiti Unifi camera. You can only use it with their equipment and they are way overpriced too.

 

[mat200]

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I recently moved into a building with 16 pre-installed IP cameras, and of course, the rack has been gutted. I am having a lot of trouble identifying this brand so I can purchase a compatible NVR. My limited knowledge with security cameras is almost all analog, so I either need to identify this brand or have some direction towards an NVR that would be compatible with the existing cameras. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated!

Welcome @Gpfullmann

More info here

Ubiquiti Store USA

ReThinking IT

www.ui.com

Let us know how it goes getting those back up and operational.

 

[djernie]

welcome and good luck. Read the Wiki and learn as much as you can.

 

[pozzello]

I have no experience with that brand, but the data sheet here:

https://www.ui.com/downloads/datasheets/unifi/UniFi_Video_G3_DS.pdf

lists this NVR as compatible with those cams:
Ubiquiti UniFi Video Controller Recorder UVC-NVR-2TB with stand 810354022012 | eBay
The NVR most likely has a web UI, not sure if you'd need other proprietary hardware or software tho...

 

[TheLug]

Ubiquiti is a decent company. Their cameras are good but not great. As others have said you need their NVR. Cheapest option is just buy their NVR and rock n roll. Unless you wanna replace 16 cameras.


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[TonyR]

I believe you can stream RTSP from the G3 cams to a Windows PC running Blue Iris version 5 VMS, as there's a drop down for camera make Ubiquiti and model "UVC G3 RTSP".

I once streamed from a Ubiquiti AirCam to Blue Iris ("BI") for 2 years.

Read the Wiki to choose the proper PC hardware and BI configuration to achieve the best experience and performance from BI. I'll bet you can get a proper PC, BI and a 16 port POE switch for the cams for less than what their proprietary NVR would cost.

 

[Gpfullmann]

You guys are amazing, took the identity from Lug and currently getting price match on Ubiquiti equipment from a local vendor. I would like to spend more money and be able to make this this system mobile but my company will only be in this building for a few more months and I won't be given the green light for more budget in the direction of security.

Thank you both for your help, it is immensely appreciated!