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Ring Alarm 7 Piece Kit (2nd Generation) + All-new Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) - £159.99 (Prime members) @ Amazon
Ring Alarm 7 Piece Kit (2nd Generation) + All-new Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) - £159.99 (Prime members) @ Amazon
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Posted 6 July 2023

Ring Alarm 7 Piece Kit (2nd Generation) + All-new Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) - £159.99 (Prime members) @ Amazon

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Ring Alarm 7 Piece Kit (2nd Generation) + All-new Ring Indoor Cam (2nd Gen) by Amazon – home security system with optional Assisted Monitoring - No long-term commitments - Works with Alexa
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1 of Ring Alarm 5 Piece Kit (2nd Generation) by Amazon | Home alarm security system with optional Assisted Monitoring - No long-term commitments - Works with Alexa
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  • Get started with a home alarm sytem for your house or flat. This kit includes a Base Station, Keypad, one Contact Sensor, one Motion Detector, and a Range Extender.
  • Put whole-home security at your fingertips with Ring Alarm, a do-it-yourself wireless alarm system with optional Assisted Monitoring and Cellular Backup for £8/month.
  • Receive real-time notifications when your security system is triggered, change your Alarm modes, and monitor your Ring devices all through the Ring app.
  • Add additional components, such as wireless Motion Detectors, Contact Sensors, and Outdoor Siren to quickly and easily expand your home security system to suit the size and layout of your home.
  • Ring Alarm is quick to install and easy to use. Simply plug in your Base Station, connect to wifi via the Ring app, and place your Motion Detectors and Contact Sensors where you need them most.
  • Pair with compatible Alexa-enabled devices to arm and disarm your Ring Alarm home security system with your voice.
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1 of All-new Ring Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) by Amazon | Plug-in indoor Security Camera | 1080p HD Video, Privacy Cover, Wifi, DIY alternative to a CCTV system | 30-day free trial of Ring Protect
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  • Plug-in Security Camera that lets you add protection and peace of mind almost anywhere inside your home.
  • See what's happening at home from wherever you are in real-time Live View and 1080p HD Video.
  • Swivel the Privacy Cover to cover the camera and turn off the microphone so you stay in control of what Ring Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) sees, hears and records.
  • Speak to whoever's on camera with Two-Way Talk.
  • Place Ring Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) on a flat surface or mount it to a wall with the versatile mounting bracket.
  • Simple to install, Ring Indoor Camera (2nd Gen) simply plugs into a standard electrical socket.
  • Pair with a Ring Chime or a compatible Alexa-enabled device to hear audio notifications around your home.
  • Standard features such as real-time notifications, Live View and Two-Way Talk are available out of the box and at no additional cost on all compatible Ring devices. Add a Ring Protect Plan (subscription sold separately) to record, review and share the moments you missed (30-day free trial included in your purchase).
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1 of Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (2nd Generation)
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  • Get real-time notifications the moment a door or window opens in your home.
  • Now with a more compact design and a slim removable magnet for easy installation, even when space is limited.
  • Easy, tool-free installation.
  • Mounts to doors and window frames.
  • 2 x CR2032 Lithium Coin Cell 3V.
  • Requires Ring Alarm Base Station. Compatible with 1st and 2nd generation Ring Alarm devices and accessories.
  • Alexa can notify you when your Ring Alarm Contact Sensors and Motion Detectors are running low on batteries.
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1 of Ring Alarm Motion Detector (2nd Generation)
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  • Get real-time notifications on your phone when motion is detected at home.
  • Featuring a more compact design for discreet placement in your home.
  • Easy tool-free installation.
  • Mounts to room corners and flat walls.
  • Uses AA batteries.
  • It’s your pet’s home too! Let them roam when you’re not home. Smart motion detection settings can allow you to ignore your pets and detect intruders.
  • Requires Ring Alarm Base Station. Compatible with 1st and 2nd generation Ring Alarm devices and accessories.
  • Alexa can notify you when your Ring Alarm Contact Sensors and Motion Detectors are running low on batteries.
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  1. cityslicker's avatar
    Be interested to hear why a professional installed wireless alarm system like a pyronix is better.

    As torn between that and Ring
    sswats's avatar
    I have both systems, one at work one at home.
    With professional installed Pyronix systems you can set it up to call an emergency center who may call the police.
    With Ring systems they will just call you. I think thats the main difference. As alarms and sensors they both work fine.

    In terms of daily use the Ring system is so much better mainly because the app is so much better. The pyronix app feels like it was last updated in 2012. Its so slow to connect and only connects about half the time. Also it only retains history of the last 5 minutes (slight exageration) so i cant check why an alarm got triggered in the morning for example. Also the notifications are delayed by upto 30 minutes. I get a call long before i get an app notification if something was triggered.
    Pyronix as a whole has a very dated system. I tried configuring one myself and it was such a pita going through all the menus using a keypad. The Rings app is easy to navigate and makes configuration very easy.

    To add if you have Ring cameras the app works well with both cameras and alarm. Pyronix doesn't have this feature even though they do cameras, so my camera app (blue iris) is separate and not linked in anyway.

    I think if you don't need police response for insurance purposes (because i don't think the police respond nowadays to automated alarms anyway) then Ring does as good a job.

    To add I have also tried eufy before I got the Ring. That was ok initially, but having a popup ad every time i try to disable or enable the alarm systems annoyed me enough to get rid of it. (edited)
  2. Nilesh_Hirani's avatar
    If the alarm is falsely triggered can I turn it off remotely?
    Sunshine7x's avatar
    Yes via the app. You can also see what triggered it via the device history if you've dismissed the notification on your phone
  3. Random_Purchase's avatar
    What happens with these alarm systems if someone uses a WiFi blocker? I've got a Ring doorbell that mysteriously failed to record someone breaking into a car parked right in front of it, and was advised this was most likely because the thief was using a WiFi blocker.
    BraddersJ's avatar
    The alarm uses ZigBee, not WiFi.
    Ring cams aren't proper cameras - they're just toys imo. You're far better off with a 24/7 camera or better yet, both (Ring is good at motion events)
  4. deleted2879431's avatar
    Tempted, but wonder how good it is without the ring subscription.
    BraddersJ's avatar
    It's great. Check other threads for my feedback (and link here to help others if you don't mind)
  5. C0mbat's avatar
    Can you buy two of these and use them as one? I would want a number pad at the front and back door anyway.
    sheffield788's avatar
    You can. But you can buy a 2nd number pad separately. Gen 1 works with this. I've got one with more devices, so I only need a 2nd number pad. I may buy the 1st Gen Pad, I think, is only £20-25. There's no point buying 2 of these. If you need more devices, it will be more cost-effective to buy it that way and the number pad separately.
  6. jon83's avatar
    Can someone advise what it's like without subscription heard since March a lit is now paid for .. torn between this and eufy
    jon83's avatar
    All I want is to receive notifications of when it goes off and notifications of when a door is open
  7. DerekMartin's avatar
    What do you actually get with this kit ? Is it 2 cameras and 2 motion detectors and 2 contact sensors and base ?
    Random_Purchase's avatar
    Looking at the Amazon listings:

    5 piece kit = base station, key pad, range extender, motion detector, contact sensor

    7 piece kit = the above plus a second motion sensor and contact sensor.

    For either option you also get a camera with this deal.
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