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Review: Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro

Get one Canada: https://amzn.to/2TT5YIV Get one USA: https://amzn.to/3AH1u8X Read more: http://www.TechGadgetsCanada.com Follow me on Facebook:   / techgadgetscanada   What is Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Pro? I guess you could say the name explains it all; is a hard wired security camera that also comes with a dual LED floodlight for adding light to your situation. Unlike some other camera options, this device has no battery, and it takes its power entirely from your home’s AC wiring. If you don’t have existing wiring, you can’t use this device and instead you should shop for one of those Ring battery powered options. If you are intimidated by fooling with your home’s wiring, you don't need to be. Ring makes installing this device as simple as could be. In short, cut the power to the light at the breaker, remove your old light, and then connect the wires; black to black, white to white and then attach the ground. If you have any concerns, or aren’t sure, consult a professional electrician. But I had the Ring Floodlight Cam Wired installed in about 10 minutes. I will also note Ring includes all the tools you need, and even make it easy to hold the heavy light in place above your head, adding a small hook and strap that lets you keep the light in place while you connect the wires. So smart! Plus the included screw driver also doubles as a wrench for the screw caps that hold the light on. Double brilliant! After it’s installed, you’ll connect it to your home’s Wi-Fi and finish set up in the Ring app. Worth noting, you do need Wi-Fi to reach wherever you’re installing this camera. If you’re not sure, take your phone out to the spot you want to install it and make sure your Wi-Fi is still getting to the phone. You can also add a Ring Chime or extender to boost the signal if you need that. You do really want to also enable one of Ring’s cloud recording plans… without that —and they cost about $3-10/month depending on your needs, you’ll only get snippets of video. I have the full plan enabled and I’m glad I do. What can Ring Floodlight Cam Wired do? This device has two key components; it will light up the area when motion is detected, and using the built in camera it will record what’s going on. Most of the settings are customizable (we’ll get to that shortly). Ring’s dual LED floodlights are bright at about 2000 lumens, and you can adjust and aim each one separately, so it will throw light where you want it. You can also dim the overall power of the light, so you don’t blind your neighbours. The lights will come on automatically if triggered by motion, or you can turn them on yourself inside the Ring app. VO camera and video recording feed The Ring camera is a 1080p HD colour video camera with Night Vision and you can aim the camera where you want it to see, then lock into place for secure visibility over your space. One of the great features about this camera is that you can adjust where it will detect motion. You can create quite wide areas or narrow it up. I installed my Floodlight Cam Wired in the alley behind out garage, and I didn’t want every single car to trip it, so I shortened up the motion distance so I only get notified if someone approaches the garage door. You can also increase or decrease the overall sensitivity too. I found the motion settings worked quite well and I was really only getting alerts when a person came to close; usually just the neighbor, or my husband taking out the garbage, but I was happy with the amount of alerts I was getting and their validity. Naturally with a camera as part of the package, you’ll get recordings of what’s going on and you can pop in to take a live view any time. As with all Ring security cameras and Doorbells, there’s two-way talk so you can interact with whoever you see, and there’s also a 105dB Siren in case you need to get aggressive. With Ring’s Connected Devices feature in the Ring app you can also set up other cameras to record when the floodlight device is triggered, or other lights to turn on too—great for potentially scaring off an intruder. Overall, this Floodlight Cam Wired is really great. It's super versatile, it is a powerful lighting solution for dark areas, and it has the power of a built-in camera that will record what unfolds in front of it so you have video evidence in case it's ever needed. If I did want to nitpick one suggestion, it would probably be great if this device had a battery back up, so you could guarantee lights and recordings even during a power outage. The Ring app is super easy to navigate and control all your home security devices. In short, if you are looking for a hardwired solution that you don't need to worry about changing the batteries for, light, security, and peace of mind, I think you will love this device. Ring Floodlight Cam Wired sells for about $249USD.