Explore our downloadable guides and online help topics designed to walk you through each step of your installation.   Installation Guides Watch the Retrofit Alarm Kit Setup Video here. Download the Retrofit Alarm Kit print guide here. Follow along with the online installation guide here. Downl...

Learn how to install your Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit. Video Instructions   Introduction Thank you for choosing the Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit. Please read all of the following instructions before you begin the installation. This is an advanced DIY project. We recommend that you consult a professional ...

Learn more about the Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit and how it can help transform your existing system into a smart alarm system so you can protect what matters most. Who is the Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit recommended for? The Retrofit Alarm Kit is recommended for neighbors who want to connect working wired...

Common wired alarm components 1. Alarm box or alarm cabinet. The metal box that holds your wired alarm equipment. 2. Alarm panel. The circuit board that functions as the brains of your wired security system. All device and zone wires, along with electrical and battery backup wires connect to the...

The Retrofit Alarm Kit has a Communication Test option that allows you to test whether it can communicate with your Ring Alarm or Alarm Pro Base Station. Most wired alarm panels are located in basements, utility closets, garages, or other places on your property where it may be more difficult for...

The Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit design supports a maximum resistance of 5200 ohms under supported operating conditions of temperature, battery, etc. This is intended to tolerate 4.7K, 1K or 2K end of line resistors commonly found in wired systems. Existing alarm wiring adds a small amount of resistan...

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The key to a successful installation is good documentation.  Using wiring schematics, labels, or lists for your wired alarm panel zones, write down which doors, windows and security devices are in each zone, and where zones are connected to your alarm panel. As you complete the Retrofit Alarm Kit...

Checking the integrity of your wired contact sensor zones will ensure that the zones can be connected to the Retrofit Alarm Kit. Wired contact sensor zones must create a complete closed loop in order to work properly with Retrofit Alarm Kit. Before you begin this step, check that all doors and wi...