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Camera

A camera provides a live video stream and motion or object detection events to Home Assistant. Every camera and video doorbell in the Selora catalog carries this role, so recipes that need a camera match any of them.

53 devices 10 brands ranked 1 recipe

Our top picks

The brands we reach for first, best to 3.

  1. Ubiquiti

    14 models

    Ubiquiti UniFi Protect cameras and doorbells that work with Selora and Home Assistant. Protect records to a UniFi console on-site, and the local UniFi Protect integration brings streams and smart detections into Home Assistant.

  2. Reolink

    4 models

    Reolink cameras and video doorbells that work with Selora and Home Assistant. Reolink's local integration exposes streams, smart detections, and doorbell presses without a cloud subscription.

  3. Axis

    2 models

    Axis Communications professional network cameras that work with Selora and Home Assistant through the local Axis integration. Pro-grade hardware with long firmware support, ONVIF conformance, and on-camera analytics.

Every device in this role 53

Everything Selora deploys and supports in this role , plus 18 we no longer recommend. Those sort last and carry a not-recommended badge .

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Bullet

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Bullet is a 4K PoE bullet camera that records to a UniFi Protect console on-site. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams plus person, vehicle, and animal detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi Doorbell Lite

Ubiquiti

The UniFi Doorbell Lite is a compact 5MP PoE video doorbell with two-way audio and a tall 3:4 view that frames a visitor head to toe. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, ring event, and smart detections.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G4 Doorbell Pro PoE Kit is a dual-camera wired video doorbell with a PoE chime, recording to a UniFi Protect console. Home Assistant gets the streams, ring events, and package detection, all over the local network.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G5 Turret Ultra

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G5 Turret Ultra is a compact 4MP PoE turret for dense, budget-conscious Protect deployments. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, motion sensor, and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 180

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 180 stitches two sensors into one 16MP, 180-degree panoramic view, covering a wall-to-wall span from a single PoE+ drop. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Dome

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Dome is a 4K vandal-proof (IK10) PoE dome for high-traffic areas, recording to a UniFi Protect console on-site. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Instant

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Instant is a palm-sized 4K camera with two-way audio that runs on Wi-Fi and USB-C power out of the box, or on wired PoE with an optional adapter. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, speaker, and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Mini Dome

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Mini Dome is a compact indoor 4K PoE dome with two-way audio, sized to disappear into a hallway or retail ceiling. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its stream, speaker, and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Pro 360

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Pro 360 is a 12MP fisheye camera that covers an entire room or courtyard from one ceiling mount, with digital pan-tilt-zoom into the panorama. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Pro Bullet

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Pro Bullet is a 4K PoE+ bullet camera with a large 1/1.2-inch sensor and 2.36x optical zoom for long-range, low-light coverage. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Pro Dome

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Pro Dome is the top of the fixed-lens G6 line: 4K on a 1/1.2-inch sensor with 2.36x optical zoom inside a vandal-proof dome. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Pro Turret

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Pro Turret pairs the 1/1.2-inch 4K sensor and 2.36x optical zoom of the Pro line with a tamper-resistant turret housing. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 PTZ

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 PTZ is an all-weather 4K dual-lens camera with 10x hybrid zoom and motorized pan-tilt-zoom tracking for driveways, lots, and acreage. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Ubiquiti

UniFi G6 Turret

Ubiquiti

The UniFi G6 Turret is a 4K PoE turret camera with the same 1/1.8-inch 8MP sensor and G6 AI engine as the G6 Bullet, in a low-profile housing. Home Assistant's local UniFi Protect integration exposes its streams and smart detection events.

Alarm.com

ADC-V515

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 1080p indoor Wi-Fi camera with HDR, sold behind an Alarm.com video plan. Now superseded by the ADC-V516, and with no local stream it never reaches Home Assistant.

Alarm.com

ADC-V516

Alarm.com Not recommended

The current 1080p indoor Wi-Fi camera, replacing the ADC-V515 with dual-band Wi-Fi and working two-way audio. Still streams only to Alarm.com, so Home Assistant gets nothing from it.

Alarm.com

ADC-V530

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 4MP indoor camera with a motorised privacy shutter and an Ethernet option, which is the best hardware in the indoor range. The stream is still Alarm.com's alone, so Home Assistant cannot use it.

Alarm.com

ADC-V729 / ADC-V729AC

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 4MP outdoor floodlight camera with up to 3,000 lumens of dual LED lighting and a strobe mode. Both the camera and the light are driven from Alarm.com only, with no local control.

Alarm.com

ADC-V730

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 4MP outdoor Wi-Fi camera with a spotlight for colour night vision and onboard microSD recording. The card is encrypted to Alarm.com, so local storage does not mean local access.

Alarm.com

ADC-V731B

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 4MP battery-powered indoor or outdoor spotlight camera with a removable pack and solar charging. Wire-free siting, but the same closed platform, and no onboard recording at all.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC729P

Alarm.com Not recommended

The PoE commercial version of the 4MP floodlight camera, powered and cabled like any other network camera but licensed to Alarm.com for Business, with no ONVIF for anything else.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC730P

Alarm.com Not recommended

The PoE commercial 4MP spotlight camera, giving colour night video over a single Cat5e run. Recordings go to an Alarm.com recorder or an encrypted SD card, neither readable locally.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC7398PA

Alarm.com Not recommended

The varifocal 8MP Prism bullet, the long-throw counterpart to the 8498PA dome. Same PoE cabling and the same closed Alarm.com for Business platform.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC827P

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 1080p indoor and outdoor PoE dome on 802.3af, supporting 24/7 recording and Alarm.com's business analytics. Conventional hardware, but reachable only from the Alarm.com platform.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC8295P

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 5MP fixed dome in the Prism commercial line. Enterprise-grade hardware on ordinary PoE cabling, provisioned against an Alarm.com for Business account and closed to everything else.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC838PF

Alarm.com Not recommended

A 4MP varifocal turret on 802.3af or 12VDC, with the full business analytics set including people counting, heat mapping and queue monitoring. All of it licensed to Alarm.com.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC8498P

Alarm.com Not recommended

An 8MP fixed dome in the Prism line, for commercial areas that need detail across a wide scene. PoE cabling, Alarm.com licensing, no ONVIF path off the camera.

Alarm.com

ADC-VC8498PA

Alarm.com Not recommended

The varifocal 8MP Prism dome, with the lens set on site rather than fixed at manufacture. Top of the commercial range, and still available only through Alarm.com for Business.

Alarm.com

ADC-VDB750

Alarm.com Not recommended

The standard Design Studio doorbell, 2MP with an unusually wide 165-degree view. Wi-Fi, and locked to the Alarm.com service, so neither the picture nor the button press reaches Home Assistant.

Alarm.com

ADC-VDB755P

Alarm.com Not recommended

Alarm.com's first PoE doorbell, powered from a switch or one of their recorders rather than a doorbell transformer. Standard cabling, but the stream is still Alarm.com's alone.

Alarm.com

ADC-VDB775

Alarm.com Not recommended

The premium wired doorbell in the range at 4MP, sold in the same finishes as the 750. Same closed video platform, so it is no more reachable from Home Assistant than the cheaper model.

Alarm.com

ADC-VDB780B

Alarm.com Not recommended

The battery doorbell, running on a 9,540mAh pack with no wiring at all. It will not join the house Wi-Fi: it has to associate to an Alarm.com access point, and it needs a video plan on top.

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