UniFi Specialists
Wi-Fi, cameras, intercom and access — one platform, no subscriptions, installed by Melbourne's UniFi specialists.
Ubiquiti UniFi is the backbone of nearly every system we install. Enterprise-grade networking, cameras, intercom and door access — all managed from one interface, all owned outright, with no monthly fees on any of it.
We design UniFi systems the way the platform is meant to be used: every device hardwired on Cat6, powered over PoE, terminated at a proper rack with a UPS. Not a router on a bench and a prayer. The result is a network that disappears — it just works, for years.
Homes, offices, warehouses. Four cameras or forty. The platform scales, and so do we.
How a UniFi system fits together
01 · The brain
Routing, firewall, VPN, and the recorder for every Protect camera on the property. One box, one login, no monthly fees. We size it to the property — a Cloud Gateway for most homes, a Dream Machine Pro with 10G networking for larger installs.
02 · The spine
Every access point, camera, intercom and touchscreen runs on a single Cat6 cable carrying both power and data back to the rack. Managed PoE switches let us monitor, restart and prioritise every device on the network remotely.
03 · The coverage
Ceiling-mounted, hardwired access points placed for real coverage — not hopeful mesh nodes on shelves. Every AP is wired, so full speed reaches every corner of the home instead of degrading hop by hop.
04 · The eyes
G5 and G6 cameras with AI detections that actually work — people, vehicles, packages. Footage records to your own hardware. Nothing goes to the cloud unless you choose it, and there is no subscription. Ever.
05 · The front door
UniFi intercoms ring straight through to your phone, with an optional wall-mounted viewer inside. Door strikes, keypads and readers integrate into the same platform — see, speak, unlock from anywhere.
A real install
A recent single-storey four-bedroom build in Melbourne's south-east. Whole-home Wi-Fi 7, eight cameras, video intercom with an internal viewer, all running from one rack in the garage. Installed, programmed and handed over in full working order.
| System | Hardware | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| Gateway & recording | UniFi Dream Machine Pro (10G) | 1 |
| Switching | UniFi Pro Max 24 PoE | 1 |
| Wi-Fi | UniFi U7 Lite access points (Wi-Fi 7) | 4 |
| Cameras | UniFi G6 Turret · G5 Turret | 2 · 6 |
| Intercom | UniFi G6 Entry + Door Hub Mini + Intercom Viewer | 1 |
| Infrastructure | 12RU rack, 2200VA UPS, Cat6 throughout, dedicated circuit | — |
Every Wi-Fi generation gets faster. What the box doesn't say: the higher the speed, the shorter the distance it survives. The frequencies that carry Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7's headline numbers don't punch through walls the way old, slow Wi-Fi did.
So the honest answer to “how many access points do I need?” keeps going up. A home that got by with two APs a decade ago needs four today. A larger home that had four may genuinely need eight to deliver full speed in every room.
We design coverage from the floor plan — walls, construction materials, where you actually sit — and wire every AP. That's the difference between Wi-Fi that tests well next to the router and Wi-Fi that works in the back bedroom.
Real Melbourne pricing, by system and by home size. From a recent install: the full breakdown.
U7 Lite vs Pro vs Pro Max, and why the count matters more than the model.
The whole camera family, the AI detections, and how we position for evidence.
Sizing the brain of the system — and the recording trap to avoid.
Ports, PoE budgets and the 10G backbone. The spine of everything.
The front door on your phone — entry unit, door hub and the Intercom Viewer.
Keyless entry with readers, PINs and logs. Homes, offices, warehouses.
Eero, Google Nest, Orbi — when consumer mesh is fine, and when it isn’t even close.
Warehouses, offices, retail and multi-site portfolios — plus our installation-arm arrangement for IT providers.
The per-device licensing maths every facilities manager should see before renewal.
How many access points you actually need, G5 vs G6 cameras, intercoms, Dream Machines and more.
Why we back Ubiquiti as the networking platform for Melbourne homes and businesses.
Tell us about your home or site. We design the system from your floor plan and come back with a clear scope and price.