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Certified Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ 1 year warranty
Certified Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ 1 year warranty
Certified Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ 1 year warranty
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Posted 29 September 2023

Certified Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Wired w/ 1 year warranty

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Thread from last month at £25.99 for reference / comments


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Certified Refurbished Ring Video Doorbell Wired

  • Wired doorbell security camera with 1080p HD video, Two-Way Talk, Advanced Motion Detection, standard 2.4 GHz connectivity and customisable privacy settings.
  • Receive instant notifications when anyone presses your doorbell or triggers the motion sensors, or if you're busy, use Quick Replies to respond with a pre-selected message.
  • To hear audio notifications in your home, or select the Ring Video Doorbell Wired + Chime bundle or pair with a compatible Alexa-enabled device. Once Ring Video Doorbell Wired is installed your existing doorbell chime will no longer sound.
  • With its sleek, slim design, Ring Video Doorbell Wired will fit seamlessly with the style of any home.
  • For non-stop power, hardwire to your compatible existing doorbell wiring or opt for the Plug-In Adapter bundle to connect to a standard electrical socket. For more support in wiring and compatibility see "Choose the right setup for your home".
  • The high definition Night Vision features sharp contrast so you never miss a detail, even after dark.
  • Standard features such as instant notifications, Live View and Two-Way Talk are available out of the box and for free on all Ring devices. Add a Ring Protect Plan (subscription sold separately) to record, review and share the moments you missed.

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  1. docmobs's avatar
    Stupid question I have a existing wired door bell is it just a easy disconnect then reconnect??
    X-Cell's avatar
    I've just done one of these for my mother in law, its pretty easy to do but I would say not that easy to work out if your wiring is compatible.

    You have to work out if the wires are the correct amps and then have to make a small wiring change in your chime. The way they recommend will then bypasses your chime so stops working. It will then only ring on the doorbell, phones, echos etc You can by a ring chime if you wish.

    There should be some sort of transformer either in your chime or coming off your fuse box to lower the amps to the doorbell.

    They do work well though, better than the battery ones in that they response faster, I guess because it doesn't go to sleep to save power (edited)
  2. EMBASSY's avatar
    Ring Plug-In Adaptor £20.99 amazon
    "Includes a 6-metre cable with clips and comes with built-in short-circuit protection"
    an easy fix. get the wire to the doorball. plug in. run setup. done.
    * already have one on the front door. thinking adding one to the backdoor, just for "liveview" so £43 all in.
  3. tas_01's avatar
    This is a cracking price, i have this wired doorbell and it is excellent, picture quality is great
    RedRain's avatar
    No local memory no buy
  4. sm9690's avatar
    Wish I could get a battery one for this price
    Kiwi's avatar
    Bought my ring two wireless black Friday last year for £29:99 from amazon Germany
  5. cypher007's avatar
    can you use it without subs? i have other cameras for recording. so eg will it call my phone at work when someone presses it?
    jordanc93's avatar
    If someone pressed the doorbell then yes it will notify you on your phone and allow you to view the doorbell live and speak if needed. You just won't get a recording of it.
  6. Darter's avatar
    No mention of this in the post but this is showing to me on Amazon with a 10% voucher also bringing the total to £19.79. (edited)
  7. broady_r's avatar
    I get a 10% voucher too, so less than £20. Ordered one for the out-laws.
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  8. Jnh's avatar
    Ordered, cheers.
  9. LRGM's avatar
    Thanks
  10. sheffield788's avatar
    Good price, hot!
  11. HUKDposter's avatar
    I have two questions:

    1. I know these are Amazon devices so it's unlikely, but are they also compatable with Google Home devices as well as Alexa?

    2. Do they have a way to recognise if it's you walking up to your door? I wouldn't want it to record me every time I come home or flag alerts up to my phone
    kuttann's avatar
    1. Yes,Definitely with Alexa
    2. No
  12. jjav's avatar
    Fitted a few of these, they are really good, and the subscription is worth paying for.
    AdamBrunt's avatar
    In what way is the subscription worth it ? As opposed to, say, getting a blink system with a sync module to store all footage to a local SD card ?

    Sure the sync module increases the initial cost but then no monthly fee which offers nothing extra
  13. andysubaru's avatar
    Picked up one of these a couple of years ago, worth noting they can run on 24v DC or ac.
    I had a spare 24v dc 1amp power supply lying around and it works fine with it
  14. wayne12's avatar
    Does this work with a non screened Alexa? So will make a echo dot make a noise/alert?
    jordanc93's avatar
    Yes echo dots can be used as a chime to announce someone is at the door.
  15. Emma992's avatar
    Would we need a chime if connecting to existing  doorbell connextion?Doesn't seem to be any on offer? 
    Immortal-Cat's avatar
    yes you need to buy a chime separately. 
  16. 123sonny123's avatar
    My elderly parents are a little anxious of the flat roof outside their room. Could I use this purely as a motion detector camera (no bell functionality needed) and put it on the outside of their room wall facing the flat roof? . I.e. would it alert them if there was someone walking towards their window on the flat roof? They live on a very safe street, so looking for a cheap option to allay their fears.

    I've installed a loud window sensor on their window if anyone opens it, and I also tried a Philips Hue outdoor sensor, which was a huge mistake. I think a camera would really be the ideal situation to give them peace of mind. (edited)
    UnknownConcept's avatar
    Considering it's motion sensor, yes....Tapo camera would be nicer and has a activity alert system
  17. dick_zooma's avatar
    These are great and installed a transformer at the same time, and no problems, until my postie was tapping at my front door and did not press the ring button, when I opened the door and asked why he never bothered with the ring bell, he stated the in his experience they are crap, never work as battery always running down, then informed him it was wired and gave him a demo and seemed to win him over no problems since!!!
    hilari0us's avatar
    Let's hope for your sake, that 1 you keep the same postie for ever and 2 that all other future callers are psychic and don't do exactly the same thing......I think most folks avoid pressing them because of the hideous embarrassing unchangeable outside chime noise. Makes many folk cringe.
  18. k9plus1's avatar
    Someone told me that the new Ring doorbells no longer integrate with Alexa - anyone know ?
    Darter's avatar
    I should think so, they are both owned by Amazon.
  19. xxbluedragonxx's avatar
    Great price. Shame have to pay forever for recordings.
    i-adam_2000's avatar
    Does this apply to all ring doorbells
  20. christobal's avatar
    Can this be wired in so that it works with my normal doorbell? Ideally I would like to press my existing decorative doorbell and have the ring be activated at the same time. I am happy to wire up - just want to know if it's possible before I purchase.
    k9plus1's avatar
    where would you put the ring video doorbell ?
  21. mikeyhindey's avatar
    Anyone got a guide how to wire it from a light switch?
    jjav's avatar
    Your not serious. Wire it into a socket with plug adaptor
  22. k9plus1's avatar
    parallel it up and stick in a transformer on the spur ?
  23. dhuban's avatar
    Do I need existing wiring to buy this or can I buy it and also buy the hardwiring to a plug?

    And if so can someone direct me to what I would need to buy to go straight from this to a plug socket please (edited)
    kroe9's avatar
    These need a transformer to change the voltage from 230v (mains voltage from a plug) to the voltage these require, (used to be 24v from memory, but check instructions). Problem I've had installing these are that most doorbell transformers give an output of 8-12v, so finding the right transformer that fits for the situation you need is not as easy, as options are limited.
  24. k9plus1's avatar
    yes if you have a socket nearby
  25. Reena7's avatar
    What's the monthly ongoing "storage" costs for these video doorbells nowadays? (Ring, Blink etc)

    Are there any where you don't have to pay any ongoing costs?
    ThermalRider's avatar
    Eufy video doorbells have no subscription built in storage
  26. ThermalRider's avatar
    Bought one and now wish I'd bought two before deal expired. I hope they come back on sale on Pime Day
  27. kandinsky's avatar
    How do you get the 30 day free trial of recordings etc? Set mine up and all working but cant see where to activate free trial.
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