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In this video we teach you how to install the Ring Video Doorbell 4. Which is a New Ring Doorbell 4 launched in May of 2021. The new Ring Doorbell features better resolution and faster response times than previous generations of the Ring Doorbell like the Ring 2 or Ring 3. The Ring 4 Doorbell allows the option to either hard wire the doorbell or use it wirelessly with the provided rechargeable battery pack. This means even if you don’t have an existing doorbell or any existing doorbell wiring you can use the Ring Doorbell 4 as a smart wifi video doorbell.
Another advantage of the Ring Doorbell 4 is that it can work with your existing hardwired doorbell chime or can connect via wifi network to the Remote Ring Doorbell Chimes: https://amzn.to/3baK6hE which can be placed at any outlet in your home.
How To Install The New Ring Doorbell 4:
1. Turn off the power to your existing doorbell at the circuit breaker. Remove the cover plate on the bottom of the Ring Doorbell 4 and remove the battery to charge it up while completing other parts of Ring Doorbell 4 install.
2. Confirm the power is off.
3. Remove the existing doorbell and wiring.
4. Decide if you will install the Ring Doorbell with the tilt wedge or if you will install it flat.
5. Secure the wires to the Ring Video Doorbell 4 terminals on the back of the device.
6. Secure the Ring Doorbell 4 with the provided screws to the door frame.
7. Insert the rechargeable battery into the device.
8. Turn the power back on at the circuit breaker for your Ring Doorbell 4.
9. Open the Ring App and create a username and password if you have not done so already and login to the Ring App.
10. Once logged in click “add a device” in the menu and follow the Ring Doorbell 4 setup instructions. Scan the QR code on the side of the Ring Video Doorbell 4 to start the set up.
11. Follow the instructions and when the setup is complete you can then reinstall the cover plate for the Ring Doorbell. Secure the cover plate with the proper short screw as shown in the instructions.
12. Congratulations your Ring Video Doorbell 4 Installation is complete.
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I am at a loss about what screw goes where. I am using the wireless Ring 4 and I'm not putting it over my doorbell. I've read from the Amazon people that you use the F+ST3*25TP1. But that is meaningless to me. I'm thinking I need to use the long screws in Packet C because I'm going through solid oak. And I THINK the screw that secures the bottom are the 2 screws in Packet B, but I'm not sure. How hard could it have been to add a few words to the front each packet???!!!!
I can’t even remove the cover on the first step!🙄🙄
I want to count how many times you say "I'm just going to go ahead" in this video
This is the second home in which https://www.youtube.com/post/Ugkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
The constant shaking of the product in his hand in front of the camera makes a person motion sick. Also, I watched this specifically to see how to install on a frame that is too narrow. He ignores that part by saying he is just installing 2 screws. None of my questions answered.
@yasslina9892…the door bell camera cannot be operated without the battery being inserted (the camera operates on DC power). The purpose of the electrical wiring is to provide a constant unfiltered trickle charge to the battery to prevent it from running out of power. At some point however, you will have to replace the battery as they will eventually reach the end of their life cycle.
Go ahead and go ahead and go ahead
Do you think this is the better option than the solar panel one?
Thanks for all the good info. By the way, you said 'go ahead' +- 42 times during the video. It was kind of annoying.
Thanks very much for the explanation 🙌🙌👍👍👍
Thank you very much for the instructions. I am disappointed somewhat. What happens when you press the big button at the center of the device? Can you please show that? Kindly show us What exactly is the central purpose of the device and how it works in practice. Thanks.
amazing video!
How high should i fit the doorbell for best view? Thanks
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Great video. Watched this…installed my Ring 4…bingo up and running. Thanks
Great video. Very helpful.
Thank you for that.
Briliant video ❤
Thanks for the video, your instruction did help me a lot to install my own ring alarm.
Question, why does the Ring needs to be wired if it allready has its own rechargable battery?
Amazing