- Hi, everyone.
This is Sitara at Ring,
and I'm here to answer what outdoor cameras Ring has.
So we have a lot of great options.
We have ones that are battery powered.
We have ones that are hardwired.
We have ones with extra lights.
We have a lot of great options for you,
so let's get into it.
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So the first security camera
So the first security camera I want to talk to you about
is our Floodlight Cam
which is actually one of our most popular products.
And I think a really cool piece.
So it's very customizable.
It has two external lights and the camera
in the center and the lights you can adjust to move up
or down, whatever best fits your needs.
And the camera, you can rotate accordingly as well.
So you can get the best view
for whatever you're trying to see.
It does require a hardwired connection and a junction box.
And specifically if you have an existing light fixture,
it's perfect.
So if you have a floodlight that you want to swap out
to upgrade to a Floodlight Cam, it would be perfect.
If you don't have one,
you do need to install a junction box.
So we would recommend getting a licensed electrician,
if you're not comfortable with advanced DIY.
Some other really cool facts about our Ring Floodlight Cam
is we have a 270 Degree Range of Motion
for the motion detection for the lights.
And the camera has 140 Degrees Horizontal Field
of view with Customizable Motion Zones.
It also has a Remote Activated Siren.
My friend loves it.
She has had the same floodlights in her house
for the last 20 years, and she's been able to
swap them out for the Ring Floodlight Cam,
so it's been an added source of security
because she has both of her lights and her camera.
The next security cameras I want to talk to you about
are our Spotlight Cams.
Unlike our Floodlight,
the lights are actually built into the same frame
as the camera, and they're very versatile.
They come with multiple different wired options
and they can fit almost every situation around your home.
I actually have all Spotlight Cams around my house.
So between the Spotlight Cams, you can choose
between the Mount, the Wired, the Battery and the Solar.
So the first one I want to talk about
is the Spotlight Cam Mount.
It's very similar to our Floodlight Cam
where it does require a junction box connection.
That being said,
it does allow a little bit of customization.
We have three different included brackets
that you can use to put in whatever direction
that suits you.
So for example, if you want it on the side of your house,
we can have a very direct turn to make sure
that you capture that exact tiny little narrow space.
The next camera I want to talk to you about
is our Spotlight Cam Wired.
It has a 20 foot cord and plugs into a standard outlet.
I actually have this all over my house.
I have it in my front yard, my backyard, and on my driveway.
Like our Mount, it has advanced motion detection
and customizable motion zones.
The next camera I want to talk about
is the Ring Spotlight Cam Battery.
This is a really easy device
because it's battery powered and it can go anywhere
since it doesn't require a hardwired connection.
It also has our standard Quick Release Batteries
and space for two.
So that way, when this battery dies,
the other one will kick in and power your device.
So our next device is our Spotlight Cam Solar.
It is our Spotlight Cam Battery
with an additional Solar Panel
to help keep your batteries charged.
To connect the Solar Panel to the Spotlight Cam Battery,
you just need to plug it in.
We do recommend that you keep your Solar Panel
in direct sunlight if possible.
So all of our cameras come with 1080p HD Night Vision
Two-way talk and Live View.
So let's check out my Spotlight Cam in my backyard.
Tap in and then I'm just going to live view.
And here you can see my backyard.
If I wanted to use my Remote Activated Siren
or manually turn on my lights,
I would press this icon for the lights.
This one for the siren.
To activate Two-way talk,
I simply press the green phone button,
talk to whoever's in my backyard.
And then to end the call, I just press the red icon.
So I'm going to show you how to set up
a Customizable Motion Zone.
You go into Motion Settings
and then you select Motion Zones.
And here you can see the view of your backyard.
To add a Motion Zone, you just select it
and drag to whatever area you want to make sure
that you get your motion detected in.
You can set up multiple Motion Zones,
and it's important that you set up a Motion Zone
to make sure that you get motion alerts.
Our next suite of cameras are the Stick Up Cams.
They're very versatile cameras for both indoor and outdoor,
especially if you don't need the extra lights.
They have multiple power sources.
You can either plug them in, battery or solar.
And we have the Stick Up Cam Elite,
which is Power over Ethernet.
All of our cameras have up to 1080p HD, Night Vision
Two-way talk and Live View.
Our first camera is our Stick Up Cam Plug-In.
It comes with both convenient adapters
for both outdoor and indoor.
And if you want backup power,
you can add one of our Quick Release Batteries.
That way, if you lose power, you always have a backup.
Also you can easily mount it
or put on a flat surface, like a tabletop or a bookshelf.
Our Stick Up Cam Battery is very convenient.
All you have to do is use one of our Quick Release Batteries
and set it wherever you would like.
You can put it on a flat surface.
You can mount it,
and you can move it around wherever you want to record.
I personally really like to use it
for my other home security system, my dog Jasmine.
Speaking of Jasmine
let's take a cute animal break
and check out my jazzy cam.
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As you can see, she's hard at work.
Our Stick Up Cam Solar is our battery powered device
with an additional solar panel to keep your device charged.
To attach, you remove the tab
and you insert like such
and now they're connected.
We do recommend that you put your Solar Panel
with lots of direct sunlight.
The Stick Up Cam Elite is a great option
if you have a POE or Power over Ethernet connection.
So you have continuous internet connectivity and power.
So to utilize, you move this very nifty swivel,
open the back.
Plug-in your ethernet cord.
And then plug-in the other to our adapter.
Then you plug another ethernet cord
into your internet modem.
Your ethernet hub or your ethernet switch.
So thanks for tuning in.
I hope that answers all of your questions
on what outdoor cameras Ring offers.
If you have any other questions,
just drop it in the comments
and we'll try to get to it
in the next episode of "Ask Ring."
See you guys soon.
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