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Platforms we specify

Vendors on the door. Product lines underneath. cnWave, ePMP, and NSE are Cambium — they do not sit next to Cambium as if they were a different company.

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Product names and images identify hardware we may specify — descriptive use only. Orbit Security Group is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Ubiquiti, Cisco, Cambium Networks, Peplink, SpaceX, Axis Communications, ProdataKey, Napco Security Technologies, Suprema, or other manufacturers named on this site. Typographic panels are plain-type references, not official manufacturer logos. Full attribution

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Cambium cnWave V5000 distribution node

Cambium

Radios for hops off the building and NSE routers when Starlink needs a managed Cambium edge. cnWave, ePMP, and NSE are product lines here — not separate vendors.

  • Cambium cnWave V5000 distribution node

    cnWave V5000 (60 GHz hub)

    Short, clean line of sight. Distribution node on the building — two sectors covering up to 280° with beamforming. Hub for PtMP or the near end of a single hop.

  • Cambium cnWave V1000 client node

    cnWave V1000 & V2000 (60 GHz clients)

    V1000 is the everyday far-end client with 80° horizontal beamforming — easy aim for a competent installer. V2000 when the far end also needs PoE out for a camera or small switch. We do not specify the V3000 — that one needs an RF engineer on the roof.

  • Cambium ePMP Force 4625 subscriber module

    ePMP 6 GHz (4600 AP + Force 4625 SM)

    When 60 GHz has no clean LOS. ePMP 4600 access point with Force 4625 SM as the preferred subscriber module, or Force-to-Force for a single hop.

  • Cambium Network Service Edge NSE 3000 router

    NSE (Network Service Edge)

    NSE 3000 or NSE 4000 — Starlink Business plugs in as WAN so dish alignment, throughput, and remote reboot sit in cnMaestro X with the same console as cnWave and ePMP.

Meraki

Cloud-managed Cisco switching and routing when the site wants a Meraki dashboard — we design to current MX and switch SKUs as that line keeps moving.

  • Switching and routing

    VLANs, PoE, IDF/MDF on the Meraki stack. Licensing and hardware tiers change — we quote orderable SKUs, not an old bundle from a prior year.

Cisco Small Business

Traditional CBS-class switches — buy over the counter at CDW or a local reseller. No cloud subscription on the switch for basic PoE and VLAN work.

  • CBS switching

    CBS250, CBS350, and the current Small Business line. Low-cost entry for a small IDF powering cameras and door hubs — especially when Meraki licensing or UniFi is not the fit.

UniFi Protect AI Pro camera

Ubiquiti

The UniFi line we design for today — UniFi Access for doors and intercoms, Protect for cameras, SuperLink sensors and Alarm Hub for intrusion, UniFi switching when the site needs PoE on the same console.

  • UniFi Access G3 Intercom

    Door access & intercom (UniFi Access)

    G3 Intercom or Reader Pro at door or gate, Intercom Viewer inside, Door Hub / Gate Hub / Elevator when the opening needs its own head-end — hardware you can order from CDW, a rep, or direct. No per-door licensing.

  • UniFi Access Intercom Viewer wall station

    Intercom Viewer

    5-inch screen on the wall or a desk stand — live view from G3 Intercom or Reader Pro at the pickup door. Staff see who is there, talk, and unlock without leaving the room.

  • UniFi Access Gate Hub

    Gate Hub & Elevator

    Independent Gate Hub for vehicle and pedestrian gates; G3 Elevator Starter Kit for floor selection in the car — same UniFi Access console as lobby doors and intercoms.

  • UniFi Network Video Recorder

    Sensors & alarms (Protect SuperLink)

    USL-Gateway plus Entry, Recessed Entry, Motion, Glass Break, and Environmental sensors; UP-AlarmHub-Kit for 32-zone hardwire; PoE/SuperLink sirens and AI speakers — orderable USL-* / UP-* SKUs on the Protect console.

  • UniFi Switch 24 PoE

    Switching and routing

    PoE for door hubs, cameras, Alarm Hub, SuperLink Gateway, and AI speakers. One of three LAN stacks we spec — alongside Meraki and Cisco Small Business when UniFi is not the switching choice.

  • UniFi Protect AI Pro camera

    Cameras (Protect)

    LPR, facial recognition, person/vehicle detections, line crossing, audio analytics, and NeXT AI search — local on UNVR, no per-camera cloud fee. AI Port and AI Key when the site mixes camera generations.

Product images courtesy of Ubiquiti Inc. UniFi is a trademark of Ubiquiti Inc. Orbit Security Group is independent and not affiliated with Ubiquiti.

Peplink

Cellular when the site is truly remote — no building to hang off. MAX BR1 Mini routers plus Mobility antennas in an outdoor path enclosure; InControl handed to you after commissioning.

  • MAX BR1 Mini (LTE)

    Compact single-modem LTE head-end for gates, pads, trailers, and pop-up fairs — external antenna ports, PoE-friendly footprint in the weather box, InControl org transferred to you. First pick when LTE is enough and the enclosure needs to stay small.

  • MAX BR1 Mini 5G

    Same BR1 Mini chassis with a 5G modem when the carrier path is there — higher uplink for Protect cameras and guest Wi‑Fi without jumping to a larger router family. Still fits the outdoor path enclosure with Mobility antennas on the mast or lid.

  • Mobility 22G & 42G antennas

    Peplink Mobility series — IP68, 5G-ready, high-gain omni housings. Mobility 22G (2× cellular, 2× Wi‑Fi, GPS) for compact pads and trailers; Mobility 42G (4× cellular, 2× Wi‑Fi, GPS) when the modem needs more cellular elements or the site is noisier. Mount high, feed the BR1 Mini; cable length and connectors called out on the drawing.

  • InControl handoff

    We design it, stand it up, and hand you InControl so you keep the login. That cellular head-end can then feed Cambium point-to-point the same way a shop wall would.

Starlink

Business-class satellite for the same remote case — strongest when it lands on a Cambium NSE.

  • Starlink Business

    Preferred path: Ethernet into a Cambium NSE so dish and WAN policy live in cnMaestro X. Peplink when cellular is primary and satellite is the spare pipe.

LPR, facial recognition, and the full Protect analytics stack

Analytics are scoped per camera on the consulting drawing — not sold as a vague “AI package.” Full detail on camera system design and the printable analytics reference.

License plates & facial recognition

The analytics operators ask about first — who was at the door, which plate came through the gate, and whether a known person triggered an alert.

  • License plate recognition (LPR) — Reads plates on approaching and departing vehicles — ideal for gates, loading docks, dealership lanes, and school pickup loops when the camera is aimed correctly.
  • Facial recognition — Match faces against a local library — staff, vendors, repeat visitors, or persons of interest. Alerts when a known face appears at an entry or restricted zone.
  • Face enhancement — Upscale and clarify facial captures from smart-detection events so security staff can act on a usable image — especially on wide shots where the face is small in frame.
  • Known-person & watchlist alerts — Tie face or plate libraries to Alarm Manager rules — push notifications, sirens, or access actions when a match occurs.

Smart detections & line analytics

The baseline layer — person and vehicle classification, zones, and line crossing — that makes motion events searchable instead of endless clips.

  • Person & vehicle detection — Separate people from cars, bikes, and packages so filters in the Protect app show what matters. Reduces false alerts from trees, shadows, and headlights.
  • Line crossing — Draw a virtual tripwire — alert when someone or something crosses a boundary. Common for fence lines, stock lanes, and restricted corridors.
  • Zone entry & loitering — Define areas of interest — alert on entry, dwell time, or absence. Pair with schedules so business hours behave differently than nights and weekends.
  • Vehicle attributes — Classify vehicle type and color on supported models — narrow search results without reading a plate (useful when LPR angle is impossible).

Audio analytics

Microphone-equipped cameras and AI-series models can classify sound — not just record it — for faster response.

  • Speech detection — Detect human speech in the scene — useful for altercations, after-hours voices in a closed building, or verifying interaction at a door.
  • Speech-to-text — Transcribe speech smart detections into searchable text inside Protect — review what was said without scrubbing entire audio tracks.
  • Environmental audio classification — Detect glass break, gunshot, scream, and similar acoustic events on supported AI cameras — layered on top of video analytics.

Search, summaries & alarms

How staff actually use the system after install — finding clips fast and getting notified without watching walls of tiles.

  • NeXT AI natural language search — Ask Protect in plain language — “white truck at the gate yesterday afternoon” — and get filtered events across cameras. Reduces training time for non-technical staff.
  • AI summaries & alerts — Automatic summaries of activity per camera and AI-driven alert rules — fewer false pages, more context in each notification.
  • Alarm Manager — Build rules from analytics events — person in zone, line cross, known plate, audio class — and route to app push, email, webhooks, or physical outputs.
  • Timeline & smart filters — Standard Protect filters by person, vehicle, line cross, face, plate, and audio — export clips with metadata for insurance or law enforcement.

AI Port

Bridges a single G3, legacy UniFi, or ONVIF camera into Protect smart detections — person, vehicle, line cross — and enables real-time face and LPR on G4/G5 when the site needs identity without replacing every camera.

AI Key

Queue-based edge appliance (~1,000 smart detections/hour) that adds NeXT AI search, speech-to-text, face enhancement, async LPR/face on G4/G5, and AI summaries across the Protect deployment.

SuperLink contacts, motion, and Alarm Hub hardwire

Ubiquiti's Protect sensor overhaul — USL-Entry door and window contacts, USL-Motion, glass break, environmental and air quality, UP-AlarmHub-Kit for 32-zone hardwire, plus PoE/SuperLink sirens and AI speakers. Full scope on UniFi sensors & alarms design.

Access, switching, and Protect hardware we design around

UniFi Access G3 Intercom

G3 Intercom

UA-G3-Intercom

Dedicated video intercom at the door or gate — directory, two-way audio, and unlock through the Access hub.

UniFi Access Intercom Viewer wall station

Intercom Viewer

UA-Intercom-Viewer

5-inch screen at the desk or on the wall — live view from G3 Intercom or Reader Pro, talk, and unlock from the office or classroom.

UniFi Access Intercom Viewer on table stand

Viewer on a desk

UA-Intercom-Viewer + table stand

Same station on a table stand — director office, front desk, or classroom wing so more than one room can answer the pickup door.

UniFi Access Reader Pro

Reader Pro

UA-G3-Pro

Optional intercom on the reader — NFC, PIN, Touch Pass, doorbell, and two-way audio when badge and talk share one device.

UniFi Access G3 Flex reader

G3 Flex reader

UA-G3-Flex

Compact reader for secondary doors and narrow frames.

UniFi Access Door Hub

Door Hub

UA-Hub-Door

PoE head-end for building doors — readers, G3 Intercom or Reader Pro, strikes, and maglocks.

UniFi Access Gate Hub

Gate Hub

UA-Hub-Gate

Independent gate head-end — readers or intercom at the fence line with lock and AUX terminals for gate operators.

UniFi Access G3 Elevator Starter Kit

Elevator

UA-G3-SK-Elevator

In-elevator readers over PoE to authorize floor selection — up to 18 floors on the same UniFi Access console.

UniFi Protect AI Pro camera

AI Pro camera

UVC-AI-Pro

AI-series analytics — person, vehicle, line cross, LPR, and facial recognition on capable models.

UniFi Protect G4 Pro bullet camera

G4 Pro bullet

UVC-G4-Pro

Exterior lot coverage — pair with AI Port or AI Key when the site needs real-time LPR or face on G4/G5.

UniFi Protect G5 Pro camera

G5 Pro

UVC-G5-Pro

Current-generation Protect camera line — specified on the drawing, not from a shelf kit.

UniFi Network Video Recorder

Network video recorder

UNVR

Local UNVR recording — smart detections, Alarm Manager, SuperLink sensors, and NeXT AI search without cloud analytics fees.

Product images courtesy of Ubiquiti Inc. UniFi is a trademark of Ubiquiti Inc. Orbit Security Group is independent and not affiliated with Ubiquiti.

Other door platforms we design around — when UniFi Access is not the fit

Same filter everywhere: hardware on normal distribution (ADI, CDW, and similar), no per-door SaaS, no dealer-only SKU. We lean cloud-first for remote configuration and support when UniFi Access is not the fit — and we design around intelligent reader-controllers and biometric platforms when those are the better door fit. Cameras stay a separate scope — we do not use access control as a hook to spec a whole video catalog.

Full scope and out-of-scope list on door access & intercom design.

Product names and images identify hardware we may specify — descriptive use only. Orbit Security Group is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Ubiquiti, Cisco, Cambium Networks, Peplink, SpaceX, Axis Communications, ProdataKey, Napco Security Technologies, Suprema, or other manufacturers named on this site. Typographic panels are plain-type references, not official manufacturer logos. Full vendor attribution.

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