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Note, requires the Ring Alarm Base Station to function properly.
Ring Retrofit Alarm Kit conveniently connects your existing hardwired contact sensors to your Ring Alarm System. Existing wired contact zones must be in good working condition. Offer valid while promotion last - Discombboulated
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If you cannot identify zones and do basic wiring, this is not for you.
Edit: Looks like it won't. If you want to keep your old keypad look into the Hub 6. It's supposed to work with DSC systems and most Honeywell ones as well
Please correct me if I'm wrong but...
This doesn't sound very helpful to me. I want to know which window or door was triggered during an event— this sounds like it doesn't allow that. Better to just buy more Ring sensors in my opinion.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but...
This doesn't sound very helpful to me. I want to know which window or door was triggered during an event— this sounds like it doesn't allow that. Better to just buy more Ring sensors in my opinion.
However anytime your zone is triggered you will get notification on your phone.
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My old alarm panel is still installed because my home was wired with low-voltage smoke detectors and I did not add those to the Retrofit kit. It would be theoretically possible to do so, but the smoke detectors would behave like doors or windows and not as smoke detectors in the Ring App, which is less than ideal.
It's also nice because you can create Alexa routines for your various zones just like you could with the regular Ring hardware.
As another user pointed out, it is extremely common to have multiple windows on 1 loop/zone in a hardwired setup, so you will know which set of windows is open via the app, but not the exact specific window that is open.
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