Ubiquiti UniFi LED Panel (ULED-AT ) Brightness & App Dimmer Demo by Intellibeam.com

A brief demo with the UniFi LED panels brightness and the UniFi LED app using the dimmer. Shot on a Sony A6400 in 4k.

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[SGCSmith]

I wish these things were still made. Right now Ubiquiti has the Floodlight which can integrate in with Protect, as well as the add-n light accessories for the G5 Pro and AI Pro cameras. A floodlight isn't great for Server Room or hallway security lighting indoors, though!

[boniface]

Since you don't need a licensed electrician to power the ULED-AT, does that help justify the cost?

[richardshea]

Is this cost efficient for residential?

[ManticoreEntertainment]

Great video, im a big fan of "paying for it" if it's so bloody good. :)

[PaulyDownUnder]

Can you change the color of the light 3000k to 6000k or is it set? Can you get different styles of LED lighting or do they only have the square panels available? What is the difference between the AC and AT panels?

[matthewharris]

You say "not that they make a difference" referring to the AC panels. Can you clarify this statement? The datasheet provided by Ubiquiti claims a 1000 lm (or 800 lm after accounting for loss) difference between the two as the AC panels draw about 8.5w more power. Would that not be a noticeable difference for two or four panels? (Also, the AC panels are 2.4ghz wifi capable while the AT panels are not.)

[roy]

Hi,

I saw you had much experience with Hikvision camera systems. For my new house I need a camera system with: 1 camera inside, 4 under a open shed, and 2 outside. What is the best choice? Inside and under the open shed domes? And outside bullets?

[jasoncherry]

FYI, you say "whatnot" and "etcetera" a LOT.