This isn’t my usual content, but it was a house project I’ve been putting off because I thought it would be much harder than it was. Let this be your encouragement to tackle something you’ve been putting off. It might not be that bad. 😊
How can a channel focused on cleaning do the best review possible for this product? Concise, straight to the point, detailed... It's perfect. Thank you!
@@NeverNotCleaning Just wanted to thank you again. I just received my Ring alarm system today, and this video was brilliant. Very well done. I have subscribed. Take care.
It has a battery. You don’t have to physically connect it with a cable, but I did end up doing that in my laundry room just so I don’t have to worry about it charging. The app will tell you when the battery is low and to charge it. You can also enable and disable the system from the app on your phone so the keypad isn’t even needed if you don’t want to use it.
I found your video searching for setting up ring alarm. I am completely new to ring so right out of the gate I’m experiencing problems. I’m sure it’s not THAT difficult. I installed the app, created an account but haven’t moved much from that point. What’s with “Bluetooth setup?” 😢😢
Have you plugged in the base unit? That’s the first step. Once that’s connected to your WiFi (i connected mine with a cable directly to my router but you can use WiFi too) you can set up the rest of the devices.
I don’t get it tho? …What happens when you set the key pad and someone opens the doors/windows that these senators are on? Does just makes that quiet little noise or?
Oh, it’s not quiet. When the alarm is set if one of the doors or windows is opened it’s a loud blaring siren and it’s professionally monitored so the police are dispatched if it’s not turned off. The little beep noise you hear is just an alert that the door opened when the alarm is OFF
@@NeverNotCleaning well that’s awesome. ..OK cool thank you so much so, once you set up all the sensors on the doors and stuff.. and then you put your code in on the keypad before you go to bed, if those doors are opened a super loud sound will be alerted then.?
@@NeverNotCleaning OK cool thank you so much. I was just curious on that if it was worth it or not that seems legit then 👍 do all the sensors need to be pretty close to that homebase module or is it OK if they’re maybe 20 or 30 feet are 40 feet away
I had a ring doorbell pro that records and saves the video for 6 months. I’m not sure what that plan is called but it includes professional monitoring of your alarm and cameras. I think it cost me around $120/year. It’s included in the doorbell service I had already subscribed to so it didn’t cost anything extra for me.
Did you have an issue with the system or just not like it and want to return it? Also, if you purchased through Amazon, how would they confirm the reason for return. 🤔
the base station they sent me was bad. I sent it bad and they kept telling me a new one was one the way nut it never shippied. My system didn't work from day one. I didn't want ot run down the 30 day return clock waiting for a part that never arrived
This isn’t my usual content, but it was a house project I’ve been putting off because I thought it would be much harder than it was. Let this be your encouragement to tackle something you’ve been putting off. It might not be that bad. 😊
How can a channel focused on cleaning do the best review possible for this product?
Concise, straight to the point, detailed...
It's perfect. Thank you!
Thank you!!! That’s the best compliment.
Thank you so much for your Ring install. You made it seem so simple. I will be setting up my own as well.
You’re very welcome!! It was super easy and has worked great for me.
Great job, straight to the point with clear instructions. Thank you!
Thank you!! I wanted to show all of the steps so ANYONE could tackle it themselves.
Seems pretty simple, thanks for the video.
Yes, it definitely was easy to set up. I’m loving it so far. I have zero complaints.
Thank you for the video. Excellent. I like it. You explained very very clear!
Thank you.
Well done Sis
Thank you.
Great explanation.. thank you
Thank you.
also need to leave .5 inch on the sensor to allow for battery replacement
Yes! I checked and double checked them all to make sure 😊
Great video!!! Thanks for sharing!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Great video!
Hi!!! Thank you. i just finished installing the rest of the sensors today, as a matter of fact!!!
I appreciated your video - thanks.
Hi!! Thank you.
Great video 👏🏻
Thank you!!
Thank you … great job!
Thank you. !!!
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you.
@@NeverNotCleaning Just wanted to thank you again. I just received my Ring alarm system today, and this video was brilliant. Very well done. I have subscribed. Take care.
@@leopold8801 thank you!!!
Great video. Thank u very much Does the key pad needs to be connected at all times? Or is it battery?
It has a battery. You don’t have to physically connect it with a cable, but I did end up doing that in my laundry room just so I don’t have to worry about it charging. The app will tell you when the battery is low and to charge it.
You can also enable and disable the system from the app on your phone so the keypad isn’t even needed if you don’t want to use it.
Thank u.
I found your video searching for setting up ring alarm. I am completely new to ring so right out of the gate I’m experiencing problems. I’m sure it’s not THAT difficult. I installed the app, created an account but haven’t moved much from that point. What’s with “Bluetooth setup?” 😢😢
Have you plugged in the base unit? That’s the first step. Once that’s connected to your WiFi (i connected mine with a cable directly to my router but you can use WiFi too) you can set up the rest of the devices.
Waoo thank you ❤❤❤😊
You’re welcome!!
Thanks
You’re welcome ☺️
I don’t get it tho? …What happens when you set the key pad and someone opens the doors/windows that these senators are on? Does just makes that quiet little noise or?
Oh, it’s not quiet. When the alarm is set if one of the doors or windows is opened it’s a loud blaring siren and it’s professionally monitored so the police are dispatched if it’s not turned off. The little beep noise you hear is just an alert that the door opened when the alarm is OFF
@@NeverNotCleaning well that’s awesome. ..OK cool thank you so much so, once you set up all the sensors on the doors and stuff.. and then you put your code in on the keypad before you go to bed, if those doors are opened a super loud sound will be alerted then.?
@@Thewolfofelmstreet yeah. So loud your neighbors can hear it.
@@NeverNotCleaning OK cool thank you so much. I was just curious on that if it was worth it or not that seems legit then 👍 do all the sensors need to be pretty close to that homebase module or is it OK if they’re maybe 20 or 30 feet are 40 feet away
@user-cz5fw5tb7m as long as it can connect to your WiFi it’s good. I even have sensors outside on my gate (outdoor sensors) and they connected fine.
is there a subscription for this?
I had a ring doorbell pro that records and saves the video for 6 months. I’m not sure what that plan is called but it includes professional monitoring of your alarm and cameras. I think it cost me around $120/year. It’s included in the doorbell service I had already subscribed to so it didn’t cost anything extra for me.
Thanks girl! Stream my song "Country Boys Playground"
I've had mine 1 week. Ring will not honor their 30 day no questions asked full refund
Did you have an issue with the system or just not like it and want to return it? Also, if you purchased through Amazon, how would they confirm the reason for return. 🤔
the base station they sent me was bad. I sent it bad and they kept telling me a new one was one the way nut it never shippied. My system didn't work from day one. I didn't want ot run down the 30 day return clock waiting for a part that never arrived
We're jumping onto white base. Aaaaaaaaaaa!!!
How’d the install go? Super easy, right?!
@@NeverNotCleaning I don't have one yet.
Great video!
Hi! Thank you.