- Hi, I'm Sherna.
I'm the product marketing manager for Ring Alarm,
and I'm super excited to answer all your questions.
Let's get into it.
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The Ring Alarm is perfect no matter what size your home.
Let me talk to you quickly about the basic components.
This is the Base Station,
It's the brains of the system,
it keeps your Alarm online and connected.
In the event of a power outage or Wi-Fi outage,
your Base Station has built-in battery backup,
and there's also optional cellular backup.
The Keypad arms and disarms your system.
It has three security modes, disarmed, home and away.
When you enroll in professional monitoring,
you can request emergency response
for police, fire or medical.
The Motion Detector, detects motion.
It mounts to corners or flat walls.
And don't worry, it has advanced motion sensitivity,
so your pets won't cause false alarms.
The Ring Alarm Contact Sensors let you know
if your doors or windows are open or closed.
This is the Contact Sensor.
This is the sensor side, and this is the magnet side.
And it would attach to your window or to your door frame,
and it does this, it separates,
and that's how you know if you know
if it's opening or closing,
and that's what triggers the sensor.
Pretty cool, right?
The Range Extender, extends the signal
of your sensors to your Base Station.
This ensures your signal stays strong and clear.
You can customize your Ring Alarm with as many Keypads,
Contact Sensors or Motion Detectors
as you need to outfit your home.
You can go online at Ring.com to shop for kits
or use our kit builder on Ring.com.
So I started with the five-piece kit for my apartment,
and I got two additional Contact Sensors.
Now I have sensors on the front door, the back door,
and on the living room window.
It gives me great peace of mind to know
that I can check in on home from anywhere I am.
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There are quite a few smart home devices
that work with Ring Alarm.
The Panic Button, this guy here,
allows you to request emergency response
if you have professional monitoring.
If you don't have professional monitoring,
you can still hold for three seconds this button here,
and it will sound the siren.
It's one of my favorite devices actually,
because no matter where I place it in my home,
I know that help is just an easy button press away.
We also have a Flood and Freeze Sensor,
which is this one right here.
The Flood and Freeze Sensor detects leaks
or freezing temperatures below 40 degrees fahrenheit.
You can put this under your kitchen sink,
in your bathroom to make sure you're notified
in the event of a leak.
There's nothing more costly than water damage in your home.
And this can really save you.
The Smoke and CO Listener, this one here,
works with existing smoke and CO detectors in your home,
so it will actually make that smoke and CO detector smart.
It will send a notification to your phone in the event
that your existing smoke and CO siren goes off,
so it will let you know what's happening.
It's one of those potentially life-saving devices
that's just really great.
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If you don't already have a smoke/CO detector,
we recommend the First Alert Smoke/CO Alarm.
This will send notifications
to your phone through the Ring app,
if there is a smoke alarm event detected.
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The Ring Alarm pairs with select smart locks.
For example, the Kwikset lock that I have displayed here.
Once the lock is paired in the Ring app,
you can lock and unlock very quickly.
So to lock and unlock your door,
you can do that from the main app dashboard.
My lock is currently in a lock state.
To unlock, I press here,
and it's currently unlocking,
now it's unlocked.
And to lock, I do that, and now it's locking.
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Did you know that Ring Alarm also works with Alexa?
Ring Alarm works with compatible
Amazon Alexa-enabled devices.
Once paired with Alexa Guard, you can set it
to listen for glass breaking or turn on and off your lights.
If there is an event, you will receive a notification
in the Alexa app.
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The Ring Alarm syncs seamlessly
with Ring Cams and Doorbells.
Once you have your Ring Alarm connected
to your cameras and doorbells,
you will be able to set your cameras
to record when your alarm is triggered.
I'll show you.
Here I have my Ring Alarm connected to my backyard camera,
which will also start recording if my alarm is triggered.
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This is the Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit.
The Retrofit Alarm Kit connects
to existing hardwired Contact Sensor zones.
If you have existing, good working condition,
hardwired Contact Sensors at home,
you can use this to make it smart,
and compatible with Ring Alarm.
This is an advanced DIY project.
Professional installation is recommended.
Thanks for tuning in to this episode of Ask Ring.
If you have a question, leave a comment below,
and don't forget to subscribe.
See you next time!
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