DIN Rail Transformer (2nd Generation) for Ring Wired Video Doorbells

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It may take a moment for your Video Doorbell Wired to power on. You'll know it's ready when it lights up and speaks. 14. Secure your Ring Video Doorbell using screw in bag B

Solenoid valves are widely used in systems where the flow of very clean liquids, gases or light oils needs to be controlled and moderated. Today, many such products are configured for easy and convenient mounting to DIN rail systems, and these systems will require DIN connectors for solenoid valves to ensure reliable flow between the various components mounted along the system.

To do this, grasp the bottom of the faceplate and pull while pushing in on the centre of the doorbell. 9. Mark the screw holes

Ring Video Doorbell Wired (DIN Rail Transformer required if your existing doorbell system is volt-free at the doorbell, or does not include a step down transformer to lower the voltage to 8 to 24 VAC) If your transformer is in your consumer unit or mounted separately to a wall, make sure to follow this step. To identify this you will need to locate the transformer, which is often installed in or near to your main electrical fuse board. It may be labelled doorbell transformer and needs to be low voltage (8 to 24 VAC) to power your Ring Video Doorbell Wired. Refer to your local laws and building regulations before performing electrical work. Permits and/or professional installation may be required by law in your area.If you have an existing doorbell, your new device can be installed with the included DIN Rail Transformer. Remove the 230 V high voltage line (brown) and neutral (blue) cables from the input terminals and place to one side, ensuring that these are not touching any other cables, metal or conductive surfaces. Here the transformer is at the bottom of the chime. You can see the markings which show mains voltage is connected at the bottom, and outputs 8V to the doorbell mechanism above. Attach your existing doorbell wires to the terminals on the rear of your Video Doorbell, and tighten the terminal screws with the Ring screwdriver. If you ever uninstall your Ring Video Doorbell, be sure to restore your chime wiring to its original state to avoid damaging your doorbell system. 7. Uninstall your existing doorbell button

Using your Ring doorbell as a template, mark the location of the two mounting holes on your wall. 10. Install the anchors from Bag A (optional) You may want to take a photo of your existing chime wiring before you begin, in case you ever want to restore it to normal. The Corner Mount can angle your Ring Video Doorbell to improve motion detection and provide a better view. Your transformer is most likely in your fusebox or consumer unit. If not, look in other places where electrical components are installed. It may also be inside your existing doorbell. You can often get a clue to the location of the transformer by looking under the cover of your internal doorbell. The Ring DIN Rail Transformer (2nd Generation) is designed specifically for Ring devices, and allows you to hardwire compatible Ring Video Doorbells to your mains circuit using existing doorbell wiring, for non-stop power and protection.After you've located your doorbell chime and turned off the power at the consumer unit, remove the cover from your chime and set it aside for now. Environmental factors are especially important in selecting which type of DIN rail and mounts you’re going to install. Among other things, you’ll want to consider variables such as: