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Ring Smart Lighting Black Motion Sensor - B07KXC4PZH
Ring B07KXC4PZH Smart Lighting Black Motion Sensor
Battery-powered outdoor Motion Sensor that links to the Ring Bridge to activate connected Ring Smart Lights, Ring doorbells and cameras whenever motion is detected.
*Requires Ring Bridge for smart controls. Sold separately. One Ring Bridge supported per household.
*Batteries not included.
Features
- Your first line of defense.
Extend the range of your Ring Smart Lights, Ring doorbells and cameras with a battery-powered motion sensor that connects to the Ring Bridge to activate your devices whenever motion is detected. It supplements the built-in motion sensors in your Ring Smart Lights, Ring doorbells and cameras, so you can shine Ring Smart Lights and capture video even earlier than before.- Extended Range
Add an extra 15 feet of motion detection to connected Ring Smart Lights, Ring doorbells and cameras. - Expansive Pairing
Link to the Ring Bridge to connect Ring doorbells and cameras and Ring Smart Lights to the Motion Sensor. - Battery Powered
Enjoy up to a year of protection on one set of batteries under normal use.* - Weather Resistant
Place it almost anywhere outdoors to extend the range of your Ring of Security.
- Extended Range
- Make brilliant connections.
Link Ring Smart Lights to Ring doorbells and cameras, and select Alexa-enabled devices with the Ring Bridge. Then create combinations to get the most out of your home security. If one connected Ring Smart Light detects motion, it can activate your entire Ring of Security. - Smarter security. Simple setup.
Use our included toolkit to get your Motion Sensors setup in no time. Simply insert batteries and place Motion Sensors in ideal locations, connect them to the Ring Bridge and your Ring Smart Lights, Ring doorbells and cameras, and you’re ready to go. - ‘Alexa, turn on the lights.’
Link Ring Smart Lights to the Ring Bridge and connect with select Alexa-enabled devices to activate Ring Smart Lights and adjust settings at the sound of your voice. Plus, Alexa will let you know when motion is detected, so you’ll never miss a thing. - A smarter way to connect your home security.
The Ring Bridge lets you group together Ring Smart Lights and connect them to Ring doorbells and cameras and select Alexa-enabled devices through the Ring App.- Group Ring Smart Lights together to turn them all on whenever motion is detected. If one light detects something, it can brighten up a small pathway or make your whole yard shine.
- Connect Ring Smart Lights to Ring doorbells and cameras Connect Ring Smart Lights to Ring doorbells and cameras to see what’s happening whenever your lights detect motion. Now you’ll be ready to view activity even earlier than before.
- Link Ring Smart Lights to select Alexa-enabled devices Link Ring Smart Lights to select Alexa-enabled devices to activate lighting and adjust settings at the sound of your voice. Want to turn on the backyard lights? Just ask Alexa.
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General
Type
Motion Sensor
IP Code
IP66
Virtual Assistant Type
Amazon Alexa enabled devices
Indoor or Outdoor Use
Both
Built-In Wi-Fi
No
Bluetooth
Yes
Operating Temperature
-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Weather Resistant
Yes
Power Source
3x AAA Batteries
Connectivity
Wireless connection to Ring Bridge
Motion Detection
Yes
Rechargeable Battery
No
Approximate Weight
Shipping Weight (lbs.)
3
Warranty Information
Parts Warranty
1 Year Limited
Labor Warranty
1 Year Limited
Approximate Dimensions
Height (in)
2.83
Width (in)
2.4
Depth (in)
2.32
Key Features
- Extended Range
- Expansive Pairing
- Battery Powered
- Weather Resistant
- Up To 120 Degrees Field Of View
- Wireless Connection To Ring Bridge
- Requires Ring Bridge For Smart Controls, Sold Separately
- Black Finish
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