Ubiquiti Uacc-g4 Doorbell Pro Poe-gang Box Gang Box Mount

Product Description

The UBIQUITI uacc-g4 doorbell pro poe-gang box is a mounting plate designed for installing the G4 Doorbell Pro PoE over a standard single-gang electrical box. It provides a secure, flush interface between the doorbell unit and the wall surface, accommodating both flat and 25-degree angled wedge orientations. Low-voltage installers and security technicians use this accessory to complete a clean, code-appropriate doorbell installation on residential and light commercial entryways. The plate ships with both mounting options included, eliminating the need for field fabrication or improvised adapters.

This mounting plate is suited for new-work and old-work single-gang box installations, making it useful on retrofit projects where an existing gang box is already set in the wall as well as new construction rough-ins. The angled wedge option is particularly useful when the gang box is not perpendicular to the door frame or when camera field-of-view needs to be adjusted at the mounting surface rather than in software. It is finished in black to match the G4 Doorbell Pro PoE housing.

Key Features

• Mounts G4 Doorbell Pro PoE directly over a standard single-gang box
• Compatible with both old-work and new-work single-gang box installations
• Includes flat mounting plate and 25-degree angled wedge for adjustable camera angle
• Black finish matches G4 Doorbell Pro PoE unit
• Eliminates need for custom adapters or field-fabricated brackets

Compatibility

Compatible with the G4 Doorbell Pro PoE. Fits standard single-gang electrical boxes in both old-work and new-work configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with doorbell and access control systems. Power down or disconnect the PoE source before handling the doorbell unit or wiring at the gang box. Secure the mounting plate to the gang box before attaching the doorbell unit to avoid stress on internal connections. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the NEC where applicable.