Go to homepage
Wishlist
Shopping cart €0.00
IP cameras HD analog cameras Thermal cameras Other cameras Dahua Wireless Imou Camera accessories
WizSense, WizMind, TiOC, WizColor, ePoE — what the names mean and when each one matters when choosing a camera. WizSense, WizMind, TiOC, WizColor, ePoE — what the names mean and when each one matters when choosing a camera. What does IPC-HDBW3441R-ZS mean? Model codes, series 1–7, PTZ and panoramic cameras, and how to get cameras running. What does IPC-HDBW3441R-ZS mean? Model codes, series 1–7, PTZ and panoramic cameras, and how to get cameras running. Three model families, search in plain words and alarm rules written as text — what Xinghan is and which devices run it. Three model families, search in plain words and alarm rules written as text — what Xinghan is and which devices run it.
IP recorders (NVR) HD analog recorders (XVR) Software Storage media
Dahua DSS Professional videohaldustarkvara litsents DSS Professional or DSS Express? Read the full overview of Dahua software, licensing and technical requirements. NVR, XVR or IVSS? Model codes decoded, how the series differ, the AI split with the camera, drives, RAID and backup. NVR, XVR or IVSS? Model codes decoded, how the series differ, the AI split with the camera, drives, RAID and backup.
Switches Routers, Wi-Fi Network accessories, adapters PoE power supplies Guide: power and network
DoLynk Care — Dahua cloud management: the topology draws itself, faults arrive as notifications and most fixes need no site visit. DoLynk Care — Dahua cloud management: the topology draws itself, faults arrive as notifications and most fixes need no site visit. Power and network on site — PoE standards and calculating the budget, splitters for 12 V devices, several cameras on one cable and choosing a Wi-Fi access point. Power and network on site — PoE standards and calculating the budget, splitters for 12 V devices, several cameras on one cable and choosing a Wi-Fi access point.
Video intercoms Access control systems Alarm systems
Villa, apartment or modular? What 2-wire gives you, and why installation is easier than its reputation. Villa, apartment or modular? What 2-wire gives you, and why installation is easier than its reputation. Who may come in and who was here when — one system, both answers. Who may come in and who was here when — one system, both answers. Wireless 868 MHz or wired M-BUS? Detectors, capacities and which suits where. Wireless 868 MHz or wired M-BUS? Detectors, capacities and which suits where.
Power supplies Monitors Accessories Smart home devices Guide: power and surge protection
Power supplies, UPS and surge protection — voltage drop in the cable, the difference between VA and W, protection at both ends and how to make the connections last in Estonian weather. Power supplies, UPS and surge protection — voltage drop in the cable, the difference between VA and W, protection at both ends and how to make the connections last in Estonian weather.
Power and network — PoE, splitters, Wi-Fi Power supplies, UPS and surge protection Dahua camera technologies Xinghan — Dahua large-scale AI models AcuPick — video search in one click TiOC — colour night view, deterrence and AI HDCVI 9.0 — surveillance over coax Camera model codes and series Recorders — NVR, XVR and IVSS Dahua software Video intercom overview Access control and attendance Alarm systems Dahua switches and DoLynk Care Dahua and Hikvision side by side
WizSense, WizMind, TiOC, WizColor, ePoE — what the names mean and when each one matters when choosing a camera. WizSense, WizMind, TiOC, WizColor, ePoE — what the names mean and when each one matters when choosing a camera. What does IPC-HDBW3441R-ZS mean? Model codes, series 1–7, PTZ and panoramic cameras, and how to get cameras running. What does IPC-HDBW3441R-ZS mean? Model codes, series 1–7, PTZ and panoramic cameras, and how to get cameras running. Three model families, search in plain words and alarm rules written as text — what Xinghan is and which devices run it. Three model families, search in plain words and alarm rules written as text — what Xinghan is and which devices run it. Dahua DSS Professional videohaldustarkvara litsents DSS Professional or DSS Express? Read the full overview of Dahua software, licensing and technical requirements. NVR, XVR or IVSS? Model codes decoded, how the series differ, the AI split with the camera, drives, RAID and backup. NVR, XVR or IVSS? Model codes decoded, how the series differ, the AI split with the camera, drives, RAID and backup. Villa, apartment or modular? What 2-wire gives you, and why installation is easier than its reputation. Villa, apartment or modular? What 2-wire gives you, and why installation is easier than its reputation. Who may come in and who was here when — one system, both answers. Who may come in and who was here when — one system, both answers. Wireless 868 MHz or wired M-BUS? Detectors, capacities and which suits where. Wireless 868 MHz or wired M-BUS? Detectors, capacities and which suits where. DoLynk Care — Dahua cloud management: the topology draws itself, faults arrive as notifications and most fixes need no site visit. DoLynk Care — Dahua cloud management: the topology draws itself, faults arrive as notifications and most fixes need no site visit. Power and network on site — PoE standards and calculating the budget, splitters for 12 V devices, several cameras on one cable and choosing a Wi-Fi access point. Power and network on site — PoE standards and calculating the budget, splitters for 12 V devices, several cameras on one cable and choosing a Wi-Fi access point. Power supplies, UPS and surge protection — voltage drop in the cable, the difference between VA and W, protection at both ends and how to make the connections last in Estonian weather. Power supplies, UPS and surge protection — voltage drop in the cable, the difference between VA and W, protection at both ends and how to make the connections last in Estonian weather.
Home and house Cottage and building site Parking and apartment buildings Black cameras Traffic cameras Vehicle entrance and exit Perimeter protection

Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect recorder • up to 30 cameras • 4 drive bays • RAID • 10G SFP+ • 1U

Skip image gallery
New
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti
Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect salvesti

€370.76

Not in the Tallinn warehouse right now — shipped from the Baltic warehouse, delivery usually 1–3 working days.

Product number: 6843
Weight (packaged): 5.1 kg
In stock
Tallinn: 0 Baltic 1: 0 Baltic 3: 0 Baltic 4: 2
Delivery from the Baltic warehouse usually 1–3 working days
  • Ordered before 14:00 from our Tallinn warehouse — dispatched the same business day
  • Collection from our Tallinn warehouse is always free — delivery options and prices
  • 14-day right of return for private customers
  • Need advice? +372 6715042

Product "Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect recorder • up to 30 cameras • 4 drive bays • RAID • 10G SFP+ • 1U"

Ubiquiti UNVR is the UniFi Protect recorder: four drive bays, RAID protection and a 10G network port in a 1U chassis. Drives are not included, so retention can be sized to the site. The same unit also runs UniFi Access, so video and doors are managed from one place.

Key Advantages and Features:

  • Up to 30 cameras: 60 HD, 30 2K or 18 4K cameras at once.
  • Four drive bays: 2.5" or 3.5" HDD/SSD; RAID protection against a drive failure.
  • 10G SFP+ and GbE: A large camera fleet is not bottlenecked by the network.
  • Video and access in one: Besides UniFi Protect, the same unit runs UniFi Access (up to 150 access hubs).
  • Power redundancy: Ready for UniFi Power Backup (USP-RPS input).
  • No licence fees: UniFi Protect software is free — you pay for hardware only.

Technical Specifications:

ParameterSpecification
Dimensions442 x 325 x 44 mm, (17.4 x 12.8 x 1.7")
Managed Cameras(60) HD, (30) 2K, (18) 4K
Managed Access Hubs150+
Storage Capacity(4) 2.5/3.5" drive bays
Data Protectionjah
Networking Interface(1) 10G SFP+ port, (1) GbE RJ45 port
Power Redundancyjah
Form FactorRack mount (1U)
Door Access Supportjah
Management ApplicationUniFi Protect, UniFi Access, UniFi Connect
Hard Drive Capacity(4) 2.5/3.5” HDD / SSD support
Max. Power Budget for Drives75W
Max. Power Consumption100W
Power Method(1) Universal AC input, 100–240V AC, 2A Max., 50/60 Hz, (1) USP-RPS DC input, 11.5V DC, 10.43A
Power SupplyAC/DC, internal, 120W
ProcessorQuad ARM® Cortex®-A57 cores at 1.7 GHz
Memory4 GB
ManagementEthernet
WeightWithout mounting brackets: 5.1 kg (11.3 lb), With mounting brackets: 5.2 kg (11.5 lb)
Enclosure MaterialSGCC steel
Mount MaterialSGCC steel
Ambient Operating Temperature-5 to 40° C (23 to 104° F)
Ambient Operating Humidity5 to 95% noncondensing
NDAA Compliantjah
CertificationsCE, FCC, IC, SRRC, Anatel: 01924-21-08356

Suits an office, warehouse, housing association or site with more than a couple of UniFi cameras where recording must stay on premises. Order drives separately — either Ubiquiti's own (UACC-HDD-E) or a standard surveillance drive.

Related links to "UNVR"
Properties "Ubiquiti UNVR UniFi Protect recorder • up to 30 cameras • 4 drive bays • RAID • 10G SFP+ • 1U"
Camera network: RJ-45
Manufacturer "Ubiquiti"

Ubiquiti – radio links and UniFi networks

Ubiquiti is best known for its wireless products: airMAX and airFiber links take the network where cable cannot go. The UniFi line applies the same logic to wired networking and Wi-Fi.

Why Ubiquiti?

  • A radio link instead of cable – you can connect two buildings or yards without digging. In surveillance this is often the only sensible way to get a distant camera back to the recorder.

  • Unified UniFi management – access points, switches and routers in one controller, with a network map and monitoring.

  • Built for outdoors – most of the radio hardware is designed for a mast or a wall and copes with a Nordic climate.

We stock both point-to-point links and UniFi network gear. With any radio link, remember it needs line of sight — if there is forest or a building in the way, a stronger antenna will not fix it.

Related links of the manufacturer

0 of 0 reviews

Leave a review!

Share your experiences with other customers.

This website uses cookies to ensure the best experience possible. More information...