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Full data-quality audit of the Ubiquiti brand (issue #40 pattern, part of the master audit #28) — all 26 UniFi Protect cameras re-verified against official sources.

Removed

  • 1 ghost model: G4 Dome Mini (UVC-G4-DOME-MINI) does not exist anywhere on Ubiquiti's site or in search results. Its stored specs (2688x1512, 4MP) exactly matched the real G4 Dome (UVC-G4-DOME), which was missing from the dataset entirely — replaced the ghost entry with the real product's full official spec (net camera count unchanged).

Fixed

Every camera re-verified against techspecs.ui.com and/or store.ui.com, both fetchable directly for this brand (no PDF-export workaround needed, unlike ACTi). Corrections found, most serious first:

  • G6 PTZ: stored data was almost entirely fabricated — a single-sensor 22x optical zoom camera with a 150m IR range. The real G6 PTZ is a dual-sensor (wide + tele) 10x hybrid zoom design with a 30m IR range; sensor size, both lens focal lengths, and FOV were all wrong.
  • AI Theta Pro: stored as a fabricated 4-sensor 24MP 360° multisensor camera. The real product is a single 8MP-sensor hub + separate 180° fisheye lens module — not 360°, not multisensor.
  • AI Bullet: stored as 8MP/4K with 3x optical zoom and 60m IR. Real product is a 4MP/2K fixed-lens camera with 25m IR, apparently conflated with a different AI-tier model.
  • AI 360: resolution corrected from a fabricated 3840x2160 (4K) to the real 1920x1920 (1:1 fisheye) output; IR range and IP rating also corrected.
  • G4 Doorbell Pro, G4 Doorbell: resolution fabricated on both (2688x1512 and 2560x1920 respectively; real spec on both is 2MP/1600x1200). G4 Doorbell Pro's IP rating also corrected IP55 → IPX4, and clarified it has no native PoE port (requires an optional adapter accessory).
  • AI DSLR: sensor format and lens mount both wrong — stored as a 1" sensor with a C/CS lens mount; real is a Four Thirds sensor with a Micro Four Thirds mount, shipping with Olympus M.Zuiko PRO lenses.
  • AI Pro, AI Pro White: sensor (1/1.2" → 1/1.8"), lens (2.8-12mm F1.4 → 4.1-12.3mm F1.53-3.3), zoom ratio (4x → 3x), IP rating (IP66 → IP65), and IR range (50m → 25m baseline, up to 40m with the optional Vision Enhancer accessory) all corrected. Confirmed AI Pro White is a color-only variant of AI Pro (identical spec) before mirroring the correction across both entries.
  • G5 Pro: sensor size (1/1.8" → 1/2"), lens focal length (2.8-12mm → 4.1-12.3mm), IP rating (IP66 → IP65), and IR range (30m → 25m baseline) corrected.
  • G5 Dome Ultra: resolution corrected from a fabricated 8MP/4K to the real 4MP/2K; tamper rating corrected IK10 → IK06; IP rating and audio capability both had no confirming row on the official spec sheet and were removed rather than assumed from sibling models.
  • G5 Bullet: IP rating corrected IP66 → IP55; IR range corrected 25m → 9m.
  • G5 Turret, G5 Turret Ultra: IP ratings, IR ranges, and tamper-resistance ratings (IK08 → IK04) corrected across both models.
  • G4 Instant: lens (2.3mm F2.0 → 2.8mm F1.6) and IP rating (IP20 → IPX5) corrected — IP20 understated this camera's actual splash resistance by a full rating class.
  • G3 Bullet: had an IP67 rating that actually belongs to its sibling G3 Pro — the Bullet's own official datasheet has no weatherproofing row at all. Also removed unconfirmed IR-range figures on G3 Bullet and G3 Pro that turned out to be the optional IR Range Extender accessory's rated distance, misattributed to the base camera.

Changed

  • Widespread pattern across nearly every G5 and AI-tier model: IP ratings, IR ranges, sensor sizes, and lens specs were plausible-looking but did not match official sources — the same failure mode found in the ACTi audit and other brands per the master tracking issue (#28).
  • Full spec backfill (sensor, lens, power, dimensions, weight, IP rating, video codecs/FPS, audio, operating temp) applied across all 25 corrected entries.
  • Database resolution-tier counts shifted slightly (several models dropped from 8MP to their real 4MP spec): 4K/8MP+ 535 → 531, 4-5MP 745 → 747, 1080p-2MP 473 → 475. Total camera count and brand count unchanged.
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