The Ring Video Doorbell 3 is compatible with AC-powered door chimes operating between 8-24 volt AC transformers and the Ring Chime and Ring Chime Pro. Note: The Ring Video Doorbell 3 is not compatible with any other brand of wireless chimes or any chime/intercom system using a DC transforme...

Ring devices are constantly being updated to improve their efficiency, add new features, or upgrade their security. When this happens, your device may need to update its "firmware," or the basic software that keeps it running. This will usually happen automatically during set up and the Ring app ...

If you are upgrading your Ring Video Doorbell 2 to the Ring Video Doorbell 3, there's some important information you should be aware of.  When connected to a digital doorbell, the Ring Video Doorbell 2 comes with a diode that must be installed when connecting the Ring Video Doorbell 2 with the do...

The Ring Video Doorbell 3 is the next generation of Ring Video Doorbells. In addition to new video features such as Near Zone functionality, the Video Doorbell 3 boasts dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz wifi connectivity, improved energy efficiency, better screw strength and advanced motion detection. ...

Congratulations on your new Ring Video Doorbell 3! You've taken a big step forward in securing your home! The following article covers some basic information that will get you up and running quickly. Click here if you haven't yet set up your Ring Doorbell in the Ring app, and need help. Run a Vid...

If you don't have an existing doorbell, it's possible to connect a Ring Doorbell 3 directly to a low voltage 8-24V AC transformer designed for doorbell circuits. Note: Some important facts for people planning on using this optional alternate configuration for their Ring Video Doorbell 3.  The Ri...

Physically installing up your Ring Video Doorbell 3 without an existing doorbell is a simple process. Simply scroll down for a step-by-step guide.   Note that you should setup your Ring Doorbell 3 in your Ring App before mounting it to your door. Click here for information on setting up your Ring...

Motion Zones allow you to define a specific area that you want your Ring device to cover while ignoring everything outside that area. By selecting Motion Zones to cover only areas you want the Ring device to monitor, you can effectively monitor the area you want as well as reduce the number of “f...

Setting up your Ring Video Doorbell 3 in the Ring app is simple. Simply scroll down for a step-by-step guide. Step One - Charge the provided battery Fully charge the provided battery by plugging it into a USB port using the provided orange cable. The battery is fully charged when only the g...

Physically installing your Ring Video Doorbell 3 with an existing doorbell is a simple process. Simply scroll down for a step-by-step guide.   Note that you should set up your Ring Video Doorbell 3 in your Ring App before mounting it to your home. Click here for information on setting up yo...

If you're installing a Ring Video Doorbell 3 on a house with aluminum siding or in a house where the door is atop a set of stairs you can use a wedge piece to properly position a Ring Video Doorbell 3 to catch visitor motion but minimize "false positive" motion alerts such as cars in the street. ...

The proper positioning of your Ring Video Doorbell 3 depends on a number of factors including the layout of your yard, the distance from the front door to the street, objects within the Ring Doorbell's field of view, height of the door and more. This article will describe how your Ring Video Door...

You only need one battery for your Ring Video Doorbell 3 battery to work properly or when hardwired, to act as back-up power for your Video Doorbell 3. However, if you want extended battery life or don't want to experience any downtime while charging the battery, a second battery is available for...