Ubiquiti UVC-AI-THETA-PROLENS360 Panoramic 2K Camera

Product Description

The UBIQUITI UVC-AI-THETA-PROLENS360 is a 360-degree panoramic IP security camera engineered for ultra low-light environments. Delivering 2K resolution across a full panoramic field of view, this camera is designed for installations where wide-area coverage and image clarity in low-light conditions are both required. It is typically installed by licensed low-voltage and security technicians as part of a networked surveillance system. The 360-degree lens eliminates blind spots in a single-camera footprint, making it well suited for large open spaces such as lobbies, warehouses, and common areas.

This camera is appropriate for both commercial and light industrial surveillance applications. Its panoramic 2K imaging makes it a practical choice for locations where multiple standard cameras would otherwise be required to achieve full coverage. Installation scenarios include ceiling-mount deployments in open-plan spaces where a single unit must cover an entire room or zone. Security integrators and low-voltage contractors are the primary trades that specify and install this unit.

Key Features

• Full 360-degree panoramic field of view eliminates blind spots
• 2K resolution delivers high-detail imaging across the entire panoramic frame
• Ultra low-light capability maintains usable image quality in poorly lit environments
• Single-camera footprint reduces hardware count for wide-area coverage
• IP camera form factor integrates with network-based video management systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within compatible IP-based networked video surveillance systems. Refer to manufacturer documentation to confirm system and controller compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or security systems technician in accordance with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Power down the network switch port or PoE injector before making or breaking the network connection. Ensure the mounting surface can support the camera weight and that cable routing meets local code requirements for low-voltage wiring. Do not attempt to disassemble the lens assembly in the field.