About QR Codes on Ring Alarm Devices

Ring Alarm devices, along with most other Ring devices, come labeled with a unique QR code and 5-digit code. These codes are meant to be scanned during the device setup process. From the Ring app Dashboard, tap the menu (☰) then tap Set Up a Device to add a device to your Ring account.

You'll find these codes on devices such as the Contact Sensor, Keypad, Range Extender, Motion Detector, Smoke & CO Listener,1 Flood & Freeze Sensor, Panic Button, and more. The codes can usually be found on the back of the device.

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1 Smoke and carbon monoxide monitoring is not available for commercial properties. See Ring Alarm licenses at: https://www.ring.com/licenses.

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