#RING FLOOD LIGHT INSTALL#

Dual LED floodlights (3000K colour temp)ĭespite comprising a camera and two floodlights, the Ring camera has a relatively compact mounting plate, so you're sure to be able to get it attached to your wall with relative ease.

If the Floodlight Cam is too far from the router it may struggle, in which case you might want to think about a mesh network setup. You don't have to worry about it constantly using your bandwidth either, as it only uses data when it detects motion or when you're viewing a live stream. It only works on the 2.4GHz band because it gives a wider and longer-distance range - necessary, as your home router will be inside, probably by the telly. The app will look for your home network so you can connect it to the internet. Click 'set up device' and the app will then ask you to select which Ring product you want to add - you may already have existing ones, or intend to buy more - then to confirm your location. Once the camera is attached, you can use the app to setup and connect it to your home network. You'll need to check the rules and regulations in other countries.

Note that in the UK, mains electrics require official sign-off by a qualified professional to be safe and legitimate. Within it, there are a few short installation help videos to assist you with getting the Floodlight Cam mounted and installed on your wall.

#RING FLOOD LIGHT INSTALL#

If you're going to install the camera yourself, you'll want to download the Ring app (available for both iOS and Android) to help you with the installation process.

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