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Ring Alarm Motion Detector (1st Generation)
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Posted 22 May 2024

Ring Alarm Motion Detector (1st Generation)

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Features & details
Get instant notifications on your phone when motion is detected at home.
Easy installation with no tools required.
Mounts to room corners or flat walls.
3V lithium battery included.
Advanced motion sensitivity: won’t detect pets weighing under approximately 22 kg when mounted at 2.1 m.
Manage your Ring Alarm Motion Detector and other Ring products with the Ring app.
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  1. Aliz121's avatar
    Silly question but will this work with 2nd Gen? 🫣
    kcai's avatar
    You can learn more about the 2nd Gen Contact Sensor in our Help Center Article here. The difference between the 1st Gen and the 2nd Gen Contact Sensor is the physical design, as we made the 2nd Gen smaller so it is easier to use on different sized windows and doors.
  2. ALBO4EVER's avatar
    Excellent price, the battery alone is couple of quid
    jaddy's avatar
    Ikea, there dirt cheap EDIT, your correct, i thought they was cr2032. (edited)
  3. kcai's avatar
    the second gen is a rip off at £30.
  4. Shandally1's avatar
    So you need a security kit to use it ? Currently unavailable on Amazon
    sheffield788's avatar
    Yes, this is an add-on to the Ring Alarm system.
  5. emontes's avatar
    You can also use this with automation (Home Assistant, for example) and ZWave-JS.
  6. tcotpatpwtcot's avatar
    Prime only at that price. Collection is chargeable @ £2.99
    kin88's avatar
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    Checked on my wife’s account that doesn’t have prime and collection/pick-up is free

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  7. Catalin_Pascu's avatar
    I find them more reliable to use as automation to switch on my hue lights than the actual hue motion sensor, excellent find!
    Dealhunter15's avatar
    Please can you advise how this can be done. I just bought the hue sensors for £30 each!
  8. ellbee's avatar
    Thanks OP! Just what I was looking for.
  9. Z9Z's avatar
    Brilliant add on
  10. sheffield788's avatar
    Thanks, purchased and hot! I just set up my Ring alarm, and I was debating if I still need an extra motion sensor. I concluded I don't need it, but at this price, I thought I may make use of it, so I purchased one.
    Now I need an extra keypad. 1st gen is about £20 on line, but I could do with a better price. (edited)
  11. Mentos's avatar
    Cheers OP, grabbed a couple to add to the living room  
     

    Had strategically placed one before as I’d ordered too few with the alarm.
  12. stone7's avatar
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    Horrorwood's avatar
    I was 15 seconds too slow
  13. Nicolidus's avatar
    Pity they don’t have lux sensors built in - I use ones from Ali Express on a SmartThings routine (when it’s dark and motion is detected, turn the lights on), but the batteries don’t last very long.

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    Cheap door/window sensor if anyone needs more  (edited)
    Mentos's avatar
    Funny the door sensors are more then the PIR lol
  14. tokyo4si's avatar
    Thanks! Purchased
  15. g13ryj's avatar
    Great find. Thanks OP
  16. SacalmM's avatar
    Works well on home assistant using z2mqtt?
    emontes's avatar
    With ZWaveJS, yes.
  18. jaddy's avatar
    Cheers OP just got 4, to compare with my gen 2 ones, i prefer cr2023 over rechargeable aaa
    OH B%locks there 123a. garbage. (edited)
    Nicolidus's avatar
    If it helps, the batteries in gen 1 last ages
  19. Shakattack's avatar
    Do you need annual ring subscription for this to work?
    Nicolidus's avatar
    No, but you do need the base station.
  20. colin10086's avatar
    Anyone have experience of both Gen 1 and 2 sensors? The Gen 2 is meant to be more reliable, it isn't just a change in form factor. I get a few false alarms with Gen 1 especially if sun come in through the window so thinking of replacing them with Gen 2 if they are actually better.
    gchild's avatar
    I don’t have issues with gen 1 or 2 if sensitivity set to medium. Used to get false alarms on both types with high settings
  21. Ricky_Spanish's avatar
    I already have a spare but bought 3 more.

    I think I will be using one pretty soon as for some reason one recently started to occasionally stick permanently on motion detected. You only find out when you arm the alarm and it instantly goes off. Only removing the battery resets it. Has anyone else had this happen with a gen 1 motion sensor? It worked fine for years prior.
  22. gchild's avatar
    Still available
  23. Umair_Ahmad's avatar
    Bought 8
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