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Ring Doorbell Pro Installation: Without Existing Doorbell (2021)
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2021
- Fix & Brew Presents: Ring Doorbell Pro Installation Without Existing Doorbell
Let’s learn how to install the Ring Doorbell Pro without an existing doorbell!
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In today’s video I show you guys a step-by-step process on installing a Ring Doorbell Pro without having a pre-existing doorbell to connect to. I will show you what wires you need and how to connect them. I also show you where I placed my Ring doorbell pro and why I chose that specific spot. I end the video with a beer review as always!
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a certified electrician. This video is for entertainment purposes only. Install at your own risk.
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In today’s video I show you guys a step-by-step process on installing a Ring Doorbell Pro without having a pre-existing doorbell to connect to. I will show you what wires you need and how to connect them. I also show you where I placed my Ring doorbell pro and why I chose that specific spot. I end the video with a beer review as always!
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I seriously thought this just mounted on the wall and would give me video footage. this is extremely advanced for my understanding and I feel like I regret making this purchase for security. My house is old and I am not an electrician.
If you have an existing door bell it’s a lot easier but without one it is a pain. 🙃
Okay I'm probably going to send this back then. The people at home Depot are not very helpful. I have an old house and it does not have an existing doorbell. 😒
And yet they recommend this item.🤦🏾♂️
@@charlieedwards2262 You could possibly get a quote from an electrician! It may not be too pricey.
@@charlieedwards2262 Or possibly find a battery operated one!
Ok thank you
Totally left out chime wiring?
Good video overall, but you didn't show the hardest part, pulling the wires through the wall.
It was tricky but I ran the wires down then used a metal hook that fit through the hole to grab it and pull through. 🍻
@@loganccox skipped the hardest part 🤦🏿♂️
@@anthonyharris2231 they make a roll of wire called fishtape made to fish wires through insulated walls.
@@markdesselle5572 I used double tape all is good dude
A small screw on a piece of string dropped down the wall and can be picked up with a small magnet on a stick as well. Then guide the stringwith the wire taped on it through the hole.
Did you not use a resistor between the transformer and the ring?
I would place the transformer in an area inside the house like a closet or an area where you can hide it, if available, because you don’t want to go back to the attic to replace it or work on it, especially if you live in a hot climate state like Florida.
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One of my favorite beers as well. Cheers!
Its one of mine too! Also love their brewery in Cincy. 🍻
I'd recommend using lever nuts (wago). This is a more. Modern wire nut to use and you can have 2, 3, 4 or more holes to allow expansion if you ever want to repeat this with other devices
True. But with Wagos, it is recommended to know just how far back to strip the insulation on your copper before flipping the lever down. Wire nuts do the same thing with a lower learning curve.
Nice video IF you are using a chime with the Ring. How ever the Ring is supposed to run on a 24VAC 40 watt transformer, not 16VAC. I used the 16 VAC wall wart with my first one and it didn't last long at all. A 16VAC transformer means it's running on lower voltage than it designed for. Thats not good for electronics. Think of the effect brown outs have on electronics anf light bulbs. It will cause the Ring to burnout sooner. Finding a chime that runs on 24VAC isn't that easy but can be found. However the Ring works on/with the Ring Show as well as your phone and it can be used as the ringer for the door bell and showes you who is at the door at the same time. Great for the home if you don't carry your phone with you 24/7. The thing is that no where in the info packet provided does it state you need to install a 25 Ohm, 50 watt resistor in line with the Ring when using the transformer. That little jumper in the kit isn't one of those and muct be bought separately. JFYI
@@richardballard6604 Oh wow didn’t know that. Definitely going to look into this and swap everything out. Thanks for the info. (Rings still going strong as of right now. 🤞)
FYI, masonry drill bits work better in masonry. You got it done, but you probably have a few dull bits.
😅 used what I had on hand 🍻
Could I hypothetically install this doorbell just hooking the transformer to the junction box without having to install the chime? (Reason being I have like 5 Alexas in my house that can already double as chimes)
Correct. You do not need a chime if you don’t want one🍻
I've been trying to find the answer to this exact question. I purchased ring's own hardwired transformer kit for a new Video Doorbell Pro 2. The transformer instructions say in two places that a chime is required, and then if you don't want a wired chime, you're supposed to use the plug-in adapter. Do you think I can still wire directly to the doorbell? If so, why would Ring say this if it wasn't the case?
Would it not be easier to just buy a 24v plug in adapter and run those wires to the doorbell?
I'm not understanding where I find the junction box and can I still make this work for an apartment. I really don't want to call a professional to install.
If your apartment doesn’t have a pre existing doorbell they may not allow you to install the doorbell because of running the wires. There are some Ring Doorbells that you can run from a battery which may fit your needs better! 🍻
Btw it's Licensed Electrician and the Transformer rating is 30VA or Volt Amps, you should take notes before you do a video.
Foreign countries is 220v, is the transformer capable?
Are you able to simply hardwire in from an existing light switch on the inside of home? Or do you still need to install a transformer? I don't have an existing doorbell or chime.
Definitely need the transformer. Too much power when you hard wire directly. Check out the wiring diagram in the description. 🍻
@@loganccox Got it - do I also need to install the Ring Pro Power Kit? I don't have a chime in the house.
Literally the only reason I watched this video was to see the part where the chime is hooked up and that’s not shown 🤦🏼♂️
😅🍻
Same
You showed two wires (white and red) go from the transformer to the outside Ring. But the white from the transformer didn't go outside, it went to the chime correct?
Check out the link in the description that says wiring diagram then click the first one. It’ll have two door bell pros but ignore the one on the right. Basically it’s the red wire goes from the transformer to the ring. The white wire goes from the transformer to the chime then to the ring. Then you attach the pro power kit to the chime.
How much do you charge for a job like that I want to do this as a weekend side job
I’ve never installed one for someone else so that I wouldn’t know.
Electrical noob here: could i just wire into an outdoor outlet on my porch and run over to the doorbell?
Yes that’s essentially what I did except mine was an outlet in my garage. You would however need a transformer to give power to the doorbell because wiring it straight to the outlet is too much for the doorbell. 🍻
@@loganccox thanks for the quick response, ill add a sub and like. If I go with the transformer, I'll make sure to use your link. Peace
Those terminals looked secure in that JB 😀
Heard of Wago’s for terminating?
I have not 🤔
I installed mine and it worked for about 2 hours before shutting off. I did all of this, and more, and the doorbell still isn’t working. Even spent over an hour on the phone with Ring Customer Service. Nobody can seem to figure what the hell is wrong with it...
So actually in my previous Ring video, the floodlight camera, mine did the same thing. I tried everything because I thought it was for sure my fault. Turns out I had a defective floodlight cam so I sent it back and got a new one. New one worked perfectly. Pain in the ass but I’d send it back. 🍻
How u insert the wire? How did u pull out? U left out important clips?
The wires being inserted where?
@@loganccox hello?? The wite that powers the canera
Incomplete video, doesn't show how you ran the wire
how do you make sure the chime you buy is compatible?
They’re compatible with all standard chimes 🍻
@@loganccox and if you want multiple chimes and multiple doorbells just wire them all to the one transformer?
@@PresentedByBailey Yes should be good. I have a link in the description of the wiring diagrams. It shows different version of what exact way to wire multiple things.
@@loganccox I Subscribe
@@PresentedByBailey Do You Have a Ring Video Doorbell Pro
Hi, do I need to drill a chime to my wall or can I just use the chime pro and plug it in my wall for the chime /alert sounds?
You can just use the chime pro for the alerts/sounds! 🍻🍻
Ok ,thank you just purchased the chime pro and I was really hoping it’d work. Good to know.
Your neutral wire should be looked at again it isnt good to have exposed copper showing under the wirenut you should consider using a red instead of a yellow.
How long did this take you to do?
I can’t remember exactly but I think it was a few hours.
Is their a limit to how many ring door bells u can connect with that transformer??
Definitely, but I suspect that limit is more than anyone would ever realistically use. These don't use much power.
So the ring don’t come with a transformer
It does not. I found an inexpensive one on amazon.
@@loganccox ok cool thank you
30 amps?
That's what I was thinking. At about 5:50 you can see the sticker, but there is glare on it. It's 16 volts and I think it says 1575 mA, which is 1.575 amps. I have no idea where he came up with 30.
Junction box location?
Right where the splices in the wires are!
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That’s actually a good idea I’ll probably do that thanks! 🍻
@@loganccox You’re Welcome 😉. Have a Nice Day!??
Dont want a door bell
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