Regent5 designs, installs and supports the full UniFi platform for Northern California homes, estates and businesses: WiFi 7, cloud gateways, high-speed switching, fiber and building bridges, Protect AI video surveillance, local NVR storage, Access readers, intercoms and gate control.
A well-designed UniFi deployment can coordinate wireless coverage, secure routing, video surveillance and controlled entry on one managed infrastructure while keeping critical systems segmented.
WiFi 7 Access Points
Current UniFi WiFi 7 access points support high-density residential coverage, 6 GHz operation and multigigabit wired uplinks.
Protect AI Video
AI-series cameras add high-resolution surveillance and intelligent detections while retaining recordings on compatible local UniFi consoles and NVRs.
Access G3 Intercom
Modern UniFi Access intercoms and readers coordinate visitor entry, credentials, doors and gates through a unified management platform.
Pro Max PoE Switching
Multigigabit PoE switching provides wired performance and power for access points, cameras, intercoms and other estate network devices.
The value is not simply using one brand. It is engineering the switching, PoE, fiber, VLANs, storage and UPS infrastructure so each system remains reliable and serviceable.
Protect cameras and Access devices depend on the same switching, PoE, VLAN, fiber and UPS infrastructure that carries the rest of the estate network.
Regent5 plans those layers together so camera bandwidth, access-control traffic, automation, AV and guest networks remain separated where needed without creating an unmanageable collection of independent systems.
UniFi Protect
VIDEO + LOCAL STORAGE
Camera coverage, local recording and supported AI detections provide the visual layer for driveways, gates, perimeters and interior security zones.
UniFi Access
ENTRY + CREDENTIALS
Readers, intercoms, door hubs and gate hubs coordinate credentials and visitor entry with the physical locking and gate-control hardware.
Camera and access-control reliability depends on PoE capacity, switching, internet, fiber and UPS power being sized around the full property.
Gate operators, electric locks, life-safety requirements and door hardware still require proper physical-system engineering beyond the network platform.
U7 Pro WiFi 7
Ceiling-mounted WiFi 7 access point with 6 GHz support, high client capacity and 2.5 GbE uplink capability.
AI Pro 4K Camera
4K UniFi Protect camera with optical zoom and advanced recognition and detection capabilities for key estate zones.
UniFi combines locally operating network and security hardware with centralized management, so critical services are not designed around a collection of unrelated cloud subscriptions.
G3 INTERCOM
Weather-rated entry station supporting modern credentials, visitor communication and integrated door or gate workflows.
PRO MAX 24 POE
High-capacity PoE switching with 1 GbE, 2.5 GbE and 10G uplink connectivity for demanding estate networks.
That architecture still depends on correct network ownership, credentials, firmware, backup power and documentation for long-term serviceability.
The advantage of UniFi is the ability to coordinate networking and physical security on one locally controlled infrastructure while still providing centralized remote management.
Access-point placement, 2.4/5/6 GHz coverage, channel planning and roaming are engineered for the building materials and client density.
Cloud Gateways are selected around internet speeds, IDS/IPS throughput, device count, VPN, redundancy and application requirements.
1/2.5/10 GbE access, 10/25/100G uplinks and PoE budgets are matched to WiFi, cameras, AV and other IP devices.
Detached structures can be linked by fiber or high-capacity point-to-point wireless depending on trenching, distance and line-of-sight conditions.
Camera selection covers bullet, dome, turret, panoramic, PTZ, LPR and discreet interior applications with coverage planned before installation.
Recordings and AI processing remain local, with NVR capacity and retention engineered around camera count, resolution and evidence needs.
Readers, intercoms, door hubs, gate hubs and credentials are coordinated with locking hardware, cameras and visitor entry.
Automation, AV, security, staff, guest and IoT networks can be separated while allowing only the communication each system actually requires.
Equipment-room layout, thermal management, power distribution, PoE loading and battery backup are treated as part of network reliability.
Existing deployments can be audited and standardized, with ongoing support covering the network, cameras, storage, access control and connected infrastructure.
No. UniFi is a broader platform that includes WiFi, cloud gateways, switching, routing and cybersecurity, Protect video surveillance and NVRs, Access readers and intercoms, building bridges and other infrastructure products.
It depends on room geometry, construction and client density. Current choices include E7 enterprise models and U7 Pro models, with locations selected from an RF design rather than a simple square-footage formula.
UniFi Protect is designed to operate without per-camera licensing fees. Video is recorded locally to a compatible UniFi console or NVR, with secure remote access through the UniFi management platform.
Recordings are stored locally on the property's compatible UniFi console or NVR. Retention depends on camera count, resolution, recording settings and drive capacity.
Capabilities vary by camera and accessories, but current Protect systems can support person and vehicle detection, facial recognition, license-plate logging and audio classification.
Yes. UniFi Access includes gate-oriented hardware in addition to door hubs, readers and intercoms. Gate operators, safety devices, locking hardware and power still need complete system engineering.
Yes. Current UniFi Access intercoms and Reader Pro products support visitor communication and remote entry workflows, with supported credential options depending on the selected hardware.
Direct fiber is usually preferred when pathways are available. Where line of sight and site conditions are appropriate, UniFi Building Bridge products can provide point-to-point wireless links.
Yes. Current UniFi Professional and Enterprise switching includes multigigabit copper and high-speed fiber options. The right architecture depends on internet, AV, WiFi, camera and inter-building requirements.
Yes. VLANs and firewall policy can separate automation, AV, surveillance, access control, staff, guests and IoT devices while allowing only required communication.
Yes. We can audit ownership, topology, gateways, switches, access points, VLANs, cameras, storage, access-control devices, firmware, racks and power, then develop a remediation plan.
Before conduit, ceilings, equipment rooms, gates and door hardware are finalized so fiber, access points, cameras, access wiring, rack power and UPS capacity can be designed into the building.
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