How To Install A Ring Video Doorbell 2nd Generation 2020 - Hardwire Installation Of 1080p Door Bell

How To Install A Ring Video Doorbell 2nd Generation 2020 - Hardwire Installation Of 1080p Door Bell

The Ring Video Doorbell can add security and protection to your home at a very reasonable cost. In this video, I will show you how to replace your standard doorbell with this 2nd Generation 2020 Version of the Ring Video Doorbell. If you don't already have a doorbell, you can add a Ring Doorbell very easily. This device can be powered by either its built-in rechargeable battery or by connecting it to existing doorbell wiring. The installation process was very straightforward, and the included instructions and the Ring app will guide you through the process. All the tools you need are included in the box, and you may not even need a power tool unless you're mounting the doorbell onto a brick or concrete wall. I just used the small tools that came in the box and the job was quick and easy to complete. The best part is, that after having the Ring Video Doorbell for a while now, I am very pleased with how it works and what it can do. It was a great purchase that I'd definitely make again.

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[Deletethisacct]

This was the best instructional video out of all the ones, many, I've seen: clear, simple, concise. No filler bs. Thank you.

[TheVero]

By far the best instructional video! Feels like a dad walking you through it 😊

[johnbmueller]

Thank you for making the video simple and short, unlike those who spend 20 minutes doing the same thing.

[malapanchoosingh]

I installed this a couple of days ago before my vacation and I can’t stop receiving neighborhood videos. Awesome

[danp.]

Excellent video. I have zero experience doing installs and you walked me through this perfectly. Ring should use this instead of their video.

[damarb]

The Best Explanation on the web...I've been searching for 3 days! Thanks for the detailed but straight to the point video. Exceptional!

[nikkididthat]

Letssss goooo with the DIY. He did not waste time. He got straight to it. I love it!

[dmc]

well, finally a video that is simple and to the point with good images. Thank you!

[mikeemanuel]

great video thanks! mine has been in a box for almost 2 years and I will be installing mine tonight!

[edyoung]

Nice!!!! No nonsense installation, Picked this up for my sister inlaw, going to install it for her Christmas day. There under 100 bucks now.

[yyhurse]

Thank you for your video. This is by far the best one we have found.

[BourbonBBQ]

Very thorough instructions. Best video tutorial for this

[PaulWinfieldCollector]

Thanks for the video, was thinking about doing one to include the hook-up of the battery backup and to show others why is doesn't matter which wire goes on the terminals. It's because the doorbell power supply in most homes are AC volts, not DC. AC volts does not require polarity plus or minus like on standard batteries. So, if you're going to run a new power supply to any new or added device, that it specifically requires AC power supplies.

[reynos]

Very useful and straight to the point video 🙌

[MarioMartinez-ohjt]

Awesome video! Straight forward and informative!

[sauloortiz]

Great video...nice and to the point...great transitions.

[elmagodeoz]

Great video and very clear explanation and simple thank you

[marywhitesell]

Wow you made a great video now I feel confident that I can install one.

[JohnHallgren]

You mentioned at the 2:17 mark about turning off the power which the instructions say to do.

However, yesterday while installing one for first time for a friend who wasn’t able to do it, I realized another possibly easier solution to the power issue: I first simply disconnected the wire to the doorbell on the chime itself, thus insuring an fully open connection at the doorbell.

Trying to find the right breaker in his house would have been a challenge! And possibly knocked out other items/lights they/I needed.
So then just reconnected bell line on chime as final item.

Worked out fine! But took me 3+ hours because I didn’t have a couple of tools that would have made it easier.
And it was on quite old concrete block wall with his drill that wasn’t the best, even using supplied bit.
I had to knock out a little tiny trench/groove for the wire so that we could move the switch up about an inch and a half to the correct 48 inches and run the wire behind the plate to the center opening of the plate.

[erikan]

Thank you this was the best instructional video