UniFi G6 Pro Entry — PoE Extender Junction Box - Free 3D Print Model

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marvaments

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0.2mm layer, 7 walls, 25% infill

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Got a UniFi G6 Pro Entry camera but no PoE at the door? This junction box is designed to neatly house the UniFi PoE Over 2-Wire Retrofit Extender right behind the camera, keeping your install clean and your walls happy.

Perfect for situations where running a new PoE cable isn't practical — if you've got existing low-voltage wiring at the door (like old doorbell wire), the UniFi PoE Over 2-Wire Retrofit Extender lets you power the G6 Pro Entry over those existing runs. This enclosure gives that extender a proper home instead of leaving it dangling or taped up somewhere sketchy.

What's included: A two-piece enclosure (top cover + bottom cover) sized specifically for the UniFi PoE Over 2-Wire Retrofit Extender. The halves close together with M2 heat-set inserts and screws for a solid, rattle-free hold. The bottom case uses 4x M2 x 4mm heat-set inserts to secure the two halves together, and the top cover has an additional 4x M2 x 4mm heat-set inserts that accept the standard UniFi doorbell metal mounting plate — so the camera sits and locks in just like it's supposed to. Built-in cable management keeps your wiring routed and tidy so everything looks intentional when the camera goes on top.

⚠️ Note: The heat-set inserts are not part of the 3D model — you'll need to press them in yourself after printing using a soldering iron or heat-set insert tool.

Print settings:

Material: PETG minimum recommended — better temp resistance than PLA for an outdoor-adjacent install. If your camera is in direct sun or a hot climate, consider ASA or ABS for even better UV and heat resistance
Supports: Minimal or none depending on orientation
Infill: 20–30% is plenty

You'll need:

UniFi G6 Pro Entry Camera
UniFi PoE Over 2-Wire Retrofit Extender
8x M2 x 4mm heat-set threaded inserts (4 for the bottom case, 4 for the top cover) — Amazon
M2 screws — Amazon
Soldering iron or heat-set insert tool to press in the inserts

A solid weekend project that makes your UniFi door camera setup look like it was always meant to be there. Print it, mount it, forget it. 🎯

Comment & Rating (3)

@Anobix67

Hey there, quick question. I just did the prints and put everything together (nice work!), but I'm having trouble with the angled adapter for the doorbell -- It has a couple of extra bumps around where the screws are that I assume would want to embed into the doorframe. In your tests, did you melt/make a small embedded area for those to go into, or am I missing a step when trying to use that piece as it won't sit flush onto the top of the print because of them.

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@marvaments

angled adapter goes on top of the printed box and then you put the mounting plate over that. I don’t have any photos on me, but that’s all I did it. The printer box still goes against the door frame first.

@jaredhgibbs

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