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title: "Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit (newest model), Wireless smart home or business security system, expandable, easy setup, Mobile App Control, 24/7 Professional Monitoring, Alexa Compatible"
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# Mobile app control & alerts 250-ft Z-Wave range 24-hr rechargeable backup Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit (newest model), Wireless smart home or business security system, expandable, easy setup, Mobile App Control, 24/7 Professional Monitoring, Alexa Compatible

**Brand:** ring
**Price:** 19520964₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Elevate your peace of mind — security that’s smart, sleek, and always connected.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit (newest model), Wireless smart home or business security system, expandable, easy setup, Mobile App Control, 24/7 Professional Monitoring, Alexa Compatible by ring
- **How much does it cost?** 19520964₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/326245930-ring-alarm-14-piece-kit-newest-model-wireless-smart-home)

## Best For

- ring enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted ring brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Uninterrupted Protection:** 24-hour rechargeable battery backup ensures your security system stays live even during power outages.
- • **Expandable & Customizable:** Start with 14 pieces and effortlessly add sensors or accessories to tailor your security to your unique space.
- • **Smartphone Command Center:** Arm, disarm, and monitor your security from anywhere with instant mobile notifications via the Ring app.
- • **Seamless Wireless Coverage:** Robust 250-foot Z-Wave connectivity keeps your entire home or office secured without messy wires.
- • **Hands-Free Alexa Integration:** Control your alarm system with simple voice commands for a futuristic, hassle-free security experience.

## Overview

The Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit is a wireless, expandable smart security system designed for 2-4 bedroom homes or small businesses. Featuring 250-foot Z-Wave connectivity, 24/7 professional monitoring, and a 24-hour rechargeable battery backup, it offers reliable protection with easy DIY installation. Control and monitor your system remotely via the intuitive Ring app, and enjoy seamless Alexa voice integration for hands-free security management. Perfect for busy professionals seeking customizable, cutting-edge home or business security.

## Description

Ring alarm kit includes one base station, one keypad, one contact sensor, one motion detector, and one range extender.

Review: Very good, but not a no-brainer [updated after 24 months] - Replacing an existing obsolete wired-in alarm system with a RING wireless alarm. Ring is very good, but it's Terms & conditions are terrible. The RING system itself does meet my needs, but there are lots of things you should know. AFTER I started to install, I was required to read Terms & Conditions to set up an account. Upon reading them, HOLY SMOKES, that is the MOST one-sided agreement I've ever read. It is so bad, by agreeing, you are at fault for anything you ultimately don't like about RING. [Not that much of an exaggeration]. Blame their lawyers. Why do I continue? After lots of research, it is otherwise a very good real world solution in this wireless age. All the sensors you will install ARE wireless. I am replacing a wired system, and it has wires everywhere. Not fun. Also my OLD system could have the phone line cut. Not with RING. If it generates an alert, it will sound at the house's base station alarm AND connect to your cellphone even if the house's internet/TV/Phone cable were cut, it would bypass the cable and go wirelessly through a cell phone tower. If it's a fire alarm and you sign up for the 24/7 monitoring, it will try to contact you, and/or dispatch the fire department. A false alarm might get you a bill for the nuisance of a false alarm. Not your biggest worry, I'm sure. [ JAN 2024: Just had a prolonged power outage with severe cold. So cold, we drained water and left for warmer circumstance. It reported for 20+ hours by connecting thru cell tower, since house's router was down, and told us when the power came back on! Not Bad! ] [update - you can get more battery backup for longer outages] Compared to my old system, if I forgot to set it before I left, I was out of luck. Now, with RING, I could quickly set it from my cellphone. You can even create a regular schedule for nitetime on and off and/or for working hours away. THIS IS VERY HANDY. This solves the problem of constantly having to remember. Great for peace of mind! Your power goes out? PHONES go out? Unless your cellphone is dead or unavailable, you will be notified. So would the fire dept if need be. Some say a RING doorbell might need a new transformer. All the big box stores stock the transformers. If so, some of you may want an electrician. Alternatively, bribe a friend or family member with a six pack. I'll do mine myself. Motion sensors work well. [update - there are several available ring-tones to use, and after 2 years, they have never bothered us, in fact, they help us locate each other, a real time saver.] Door/Window contacts also work well. On my sliding glass doors, they are well enough hidden. On Entry doors such as the Front door, they stick out big time. I will eventually have to carve out 'pockets' in both the door and the door sill for the contacts. Do-able, but not fun. Two ways to handle FIRE/CO [carbon monoxide]. FIRST, IF your existing alarms are new enuogh, RING sells a 'listener' sensor to stick up next to each fire alarm. That 'listener' will notify the base station of the type and location of any activated alarm in the house. SECOND option, replace the existing fire detectors with battery operated FIRST ALERT fire and CO sensors with Z-WAVE which will talk to the RING base station perfectly. update - these have worked very well] Before you choose, consider this: Most if not all fire sensors have to be replaced with new ones every 7 - 10 years. You might not think that's a big deal, but your insurance company might disagree especially if they are giving you an alarm rebate. Don't know for sure. Check with your insurance about a rebate on your premium. It should be worth it. [update - you might be surprised by the savings.] Kitchen, garages, unfinished basements normally need HEAT sensors. There are heat sensors by others, and hopefully the RING listeners will respond. In my case, [update - haven't bothered to try this yet] I will see if the RING 'listeners' can hear them, and if so, leave my old heat sensors in place. In any event, RING needs to come up with a wireless, battery operated HEAT sensor - my opinion. The basic setup of a new system is easy enough, but takes a few minutes for you to install/activate each device. As far as installing the new devices, it should go easy enough, but it isn't something you can do during the halftime of a football game without pre-planning. My system is the 14 piece system. I needed to use contact cement on several sensors because the self-adhesive strip wasn't where I needed it. Double sticky foam tape might work as well. Also, several door frames needed shims. My windows are crank-out [casement] window, so they aren't getting contact sensors. My motion sensors work well enough - the dogs set the alarm off 50+ times when we left the house and set the alarm for 'away'. We later found emails for each time the dogs moved through a sensor. My phone was off during a wedding, or I would have quickly reset the alarm to 'home' which would have been just fine. Ring central was annoyed with me, but I explained and they laughed even after having called the police. It ended well. My basement windows need sensors, but my guess is today's burglar is going to come in through the garage door anyways by hooking the manual release handle with coat hanger wire. I suggest cutting the cord right at the handle-end and leave it dangle but take the handle itself off. that way the cord can't be snagged from outside. Motion sensors will hopefully catch anyone who gets in anyways. [update - I updated my garage door opener, and it has a wireless notification system also, and it is now integrated into the RING system . Cool!] Congratulations if you have read this far. Their product seems very good to me. Their Lawyers? Not so much. Read their agreement. We use the PRO level protection plan [the highest]is $20/month or $200/year, and that will do the job for me for half the cost of the old professionally installed system. We get a rebate on our home insurance that almost pays the monitoring expense. There is a $3/mo and a $10/mo plan also, but they don't provide the professional monitoring or any possible insurance rate reduction. Ring has a comparison chart you should read. If you want to save video for 30 days from your doorbell the $3/mo plan does that. Other cameras as well? that's the 10/mo plan with RING. Check it out. I do want the automatic fire dept notification though. That's 20/month. The RING system has worked well out of the box so far without needing fancy adjustments. However, you CAN tailor each device separately to work how you want. alarm/no alarm set a different ring tone, LOTS of possibilities and VERY useful. It is much MUCH more flexible than my old wired system. You can set a delay just before you leave the house. We use it and it gives us time to re-enter and find what we forgot. Also Cool! While the RING system comes with very useful good keypad[s], you WILL NEED your cellphone for the install process, and daily use plus any system changes you'd want. Use the keypad while at home for setting/unsetting the system, or use your cellphone if you have already left but forgot to set it. I LOVE that feature. For your safety, make sure you have strong passwords on RING [and also on desertcart if you use an ALEXA service such as an echo camera]. I did have to upgrade my cellphone to a current model because I had an old version of GOOGLE ANDROID that couldn't be upgraded. If Android, the phone needs AT LEAST Version 10. I recommend a 5G phone but it will work on 4G phones as well. Also, you will need SMS messaging which also means you'll need a low usage data plan. Yes, I know, 99% of the cellphone world already does that, but in my profession, I can't have my customers messaging me all the time. Again, that's MY problem. Most likely you will be fine. Update - This might be the world's longest review, but the Ring system is that important. It is becoming more and more useful every day. We never used the old wired system, and that could have landed us in trouble with our insurance people, but now, we ALWAYSuse the Ring system. It is about the best thing I've added to our house. My Wife absolutely LOVES it.
Review: Easy to Install, Reliable & Great Peace of Mind – Perfect Home Security System - The Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit is an excellent home security system. Setup was straightforward, and everything connected seamlessly through the app. The wireless sensors are reliable, and I love how customizable the system is—you can expand it as needed and tailor it to your home or business. The app is easy to use, alerts are instant and having the ability to monitor everything from my phone gives real peace of mind. It’s a great option for anyone wanting a smart security system without complicated installation or expensive contracts. Highly recommend for families or busy households looking for reliable, user-friendly security.

## Features

- A great fit for 2-4 bedroom homes, this Alarm Kit includes one Base Station, two Keypads, eight Contact Sensors, two Motion Detectors, and one Range Extender.
- Includes an intuitive Keypad that can arm and disarm your Alarm and Contact Sensors that detect when doors or windows open.
- Choose the Ring Alarm Kit that fits your needs and detect even more with additional Alarm Sensors and accessories (sold separately) at any time.
- Receive mobile notifications when your system is triggered and monitor all your Ring devices all through the Ring app.
- More peace of mind. Subscribe to a compatible Ring Protect Plan (sold separately) to Arm your Alarm from anywhere, keep your system online if the Wi-Fi goes down, and more. Plus, get 24/7 Professional Monitoring for emergency police, fire and medical response, and more.
- Better with Alexa - Arm and disarm your Ring Alarm using only your voice with a Ring Protect subscription (sold separately).

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Power | 100-240V 50/60Hz AC Adapter Included |
| Battery life | Rechargeable 24-hour battery backup |
| Operating conditions | -4°F to 104°F (-20°C to 40°C) |
| Dimensions | 6.65 in x 6.65 in x 1.46 in |
| Installation | Mount to walls or place on any flat surface, Ring Alarm Kit required |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Z-Wave, Bluetooth for [setup] (plus Cellular Backup with Ring Home Standard subscription). Works with Ring Certified WWR with Kwikset Smart Code Touchpad, Schlage Connect Smart Deadbolt, Yale Real Living Assure, Dome Siren, and First Alert |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Kit includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Kit is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Kit support page.
For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |
| Disclaimers | 1A compatible Ring subscription is required to enroll in Alarm Professional Monitoring. Service available within the U.S. (all 50 states, but not U.S. territories) and in Canada (excluding Quebec). Ring does not own its monitoring center. Smoke and carbon monoxide monitoring is not available for business or commercially zoned addresses. See Ring Alarm licenses at: ring.com/licenses. Additional fees may be required for permits, false alarms, or Alarm Verified Guard Response, depending on your local jurisdiction.
2A compatible Ring subscription required, (sold separately). Alarm Cellular Backup uses a third-party carrier.
3Ring Alarm and all Ring Alarm accessories require a compatible Ring subscription (sold separately) for digital arming/disarming and certain other in-app features. [Customer reviews may reference features that require a subscription.] |
| Power | AC Adapter, rechargeable battery included |
| Security modes | Disarmed, Away, and Home |
| Operating conditions | Indoor use, 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Dimensions | 4.13 in x 4.41 in x 0.75 in |
| Installation | Wall mount with Quick-Release Bracket or place it on any flat surface, Ring Alarm Kit required |
| Connectivity | Z-Wave (250-foot range to Base Station open air, line of sight) |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Kit includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Kit is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Kit support page.
For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |
| Power | CR2032 coin cell batteries |
| Battery life | Approximately 3 years |
| Max distance between sensors | 1 inch. Leave ½” space on non-magnet side to access battery compartment |
| Operating conditions | Indoor use, 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Dimensions | 1.56 in x 2.09 in x 0.55 in |
| Installation | Mounts to doors and windows, Ring Alarm Kit required |
| Connectivity | Z-Wave (250-foot range to Base Station open air, line of sight) |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Kit includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Kit is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Kit support page.
For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |
| Power | 2 AA batteries |
| Operating conditions | Indoor use, 32°F to 120°F (0°C to 49°C) |
| Dimensions | 2.6 in x 2.6 in x 1.53 in |
| Installation | Mounts to room corners or flat walls, Ring Alarm Kit required |
| Connectivity | Z-Wave (250-foot range to Base Station open air, line of sight) |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Kit includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Kit is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Kit support page.
For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |
| Power | 100-240V 60Hz |
| Battery life | 24-hr battery backup (lithium ion) |
| Operating conditions | Indoor use, 32°F t0 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Dimensions | 1.86 in x 3.19 in x 1.66 in |
| Installation | Plugs into standard power outlets, Ring Alarm Kit required |
| Connectivity | Z-Wave (250-foot range to Base Station, extends Z-Wave a further 250 feet) |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Kit includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Kit is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Kit support page.
For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software Security Updates | Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: how does the tape hold up in a very hot house on the windows?**
A: 3M VHB double sided tape holds on like nothing else. They use a version of this stuff to hold up expressway signs instead of rivets. For this reason, its a real pain to remove if you ever need to remove the sensor. They sell VHB tape on Amazon, and no, I don't work for 3M. Make sure the surfaces are cleaned really well with strong (91% or better alcohol) before installing.

**Q: Specs note line of sight. Can motion detectors and other devices be in rooms or  basement not in line of sight of one base station on first floor?**
A: The "line of sight" requirement is to detect the motion and is not a requirement for connectivity back to the base station.  If you're motion detectors are unable to access the base station while in the basement or other rooms, the range extender is the device that will assist with that issue.  Moving the range extender to different outlets may help to get your connectivity established depending on the separation and location of the devices from the base extender.  Think of it as a range extender for your wireless networking equipment.  For example, if you have a computer upstairs and your wireless base station is on the first floor and far away from the laptop, connectivity may be degraded.  The wireless extender creates a "bridge" between the two devices to help boos the signal.  Placement is crucial, but line of sight is not necessary.  Hope this helped.

**Q: Can I use sensors from my first Ring alarm system**
A: Ring does provide systems that connect to legacy sensors, but you have to look for the model that does. If you shop on Amazon or the Ring store, the description will clearly state that the hub connects to those sensors.

**Q: Detect water leak?**
A: They have a seperate piece that can detect water leaks, if water lines are in danger of freezing,etc.  Check out their shop on their website and look for sensors and/or monitors.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good, but not a no-brainer [updated after 24 months]
*by F***E on February 14, 2023*

Replacing an existing obsolete wired-in alarm system with a RING wireless alarm. Ring is very good, but it's Terms & conditions are terrible. The RING system itself does meet my needs, but there are lots of things you should know. AFTER I started to install, I was required to read Terms & Conditions to set up an account. Upon reading them, HOLY SMOKES, that is the MOST one-sided agreement I've ever read. It is so bad, by agreeing, you are at fault for anything you ultimately don't like about RING. [Not that much of an exaggeration]. Blame their lawyers. Why do I continue? After lots of research, it is otherwise a very good real world solution in this wireless age. All the sensors you will install ARE wireless. I am replacing a wired system, and it has wires everywhere. Not fun. Also my OLD system could have the phone line cut. Not with RING. If it generates an alert, it will sound at the house's base station alarm AND connect to your cellphone even if the house's internet/TV/Phone cable were cut, it would bypass the cable and go wirelessly through a cell phone tower. If it's a fire alarm and you sign up for the 24/7 monitoring, it will try to contact you, and/or dispatch the fire department. A false alarm might get you a bill for the nuisance of a false alarm. Not your biggest worry, I'm sure. [ JAN 2024: Just had a prolonged power outage with severe cold. So cold, we drained water and left for warmer circumstance. It reported for 20+ hours by connecting thru cell tower, since house's router was down, and told us when the power came back on! Not Bad! ] [update - you can get more battery backup for longer outages] Compared to my old system, if I forgot to set it before I left, I was out of luck. Now, with RING, I could quickly set it from my cellphone. You can even create a regular schedule for nitetime on and off and/or for working hours away. THIS IS VERY HANDY. This solves the problem of constantly having to remember. Great for peace of mind! Your power goes out? PHONES go out? Unless your cellphone is dead or unavailable, you will be notified. So would the fire dept if need be. Some say a RING doorbell might need a new transformer. All the big box stores stock the transformers. If so, some of you may want an electrician. Alternatively, bribe a friend or family member with a six pack. I'll do mine myself. Motion sensors work well. [update - there are several available ring-tones to use, and after 2 years, they have never bothered us, in fact, they help us locate each other, a real time saver.] Door/Window contacts also work well. On my sliding glass doors, they are well enough hidden. On Entry doors such as the Front door, they stick out big time. I will eventually have to carve out 'pockets' in both the door and the door sill for the contacts. Do-able, but not fun. Two ways to handle FIRE/CO [carbon monoxide]. FIRST, IF your existing alarms are new enuogh, RING sells a 'listener' sensor to stick up next to each fire alarm. That 'listener' will notify the base station of the type and location of any activated alarm in the house. SECOND option, replace the existing fire detectors with battery operated FIRST ALERT fire and CO sensors with Z-WAVE which will talk to the RING base station perfectly. update - these have worked very well] Before you choose, consider this: Most if not all fire sensors have to be replaced with new ones every 7 - 10 years. You might not think that's a big deal, but your insurance company might disagree especially if they are giving you an alarm rebate. Don't know for sure. Check with your insurance about a rebate on your premium. It should be worth it. [update - you might be surprised by the savings.] Kitchen, garages, unfinished basements normally need HEAT sensors. There are heat sensors by others, and hopefully the RING listeners will respond. In my case, [update - haven't bothered to try this yet] I will see if the RING 'listeners' can hear them, and if so, leave my old heat sensors in place. In any event, RING needs to come up with a wireless, battery operated HEAT sensor - my opinion. The basic setup of a new system is easy enough, but takes a few minutes for you to install/activate each device. As far as installing the new devices, it should go easy enough, but it isn't something you can do during the halftime of a football game without pre-planning. My system is the 14 piece system. I needed to use contact cement on several sensors because the self-adhesive strip wasn't where I needed it. Double sticky foam tape might work as well. Also, several door frames needed shims. My windows are crank-out [casement] window, so they aren't getting contact sensors. My motion sensors work well enough - the dogs set the alarm off 50+ times when we left the house and set the alarm for 'away'. We later found emails for each time the dogs moved through a sensor. My phone was off during a wedding, or I would have quickly reset the alarm to 'home' which would have been just fine. Ring central was annoyed with me, but I explained and they laughed even after having called the police. It ended well. My basement windows need sensors, but my guess is today's burglar is going to come in through the garage door anyways by hooking the manual release handle with coat hanger wire. I suggest cutting the cord right at the handle-end and leave it dangle but take the handle itself off. that way the cord can't be snagged from outside. Motion sensors will hopefully catch anyone who gets in anyways. [update - I updated my garage door opener, and it has a wireless notification system also, and it is now integrated into the RING system . Cool!] Congratulations if you have read this far. Their product seems very good to me. Their Lawyers? Not so much. Read their agreement. We use the PRO level protection plan [the highest]is $20/month or $200/year, and that will do the job for me for half the cost of the old professionally installed system. We get a rebate on our home insurance that almost pays the monitoring expense. There is a $3/mo and a $10/mo plan also, but they don't provide the professional monitoring or any possible insurance rate reduction. Ring has a comparison chart you should read. If you want to save video for 30 days from your doorbell the $3/mo plan does that. Other cameras as well? that's the 10/mo plan with RING. Check it out. I do want the automatic fire dept notification though. That's 20/month. The RING system has worked well out of the box so far without needing fancy adjustments. However, you CAN tailor each device separately to work how you want. alarm/no alarm set a different ring tone, LOTS of possibilities and VERY useful. It is much MUCH more flexible than my old wired system. You can set a delay just before you leave the house. We use it and it gives us time to re-enter and find what we forgot. Also Cool! While the RING system comes with very useful good keypad[s], you WILL NEED your cellphone for the install process, and daily use plus any system changes you'd want. Use the keypad while at home for setting/unsetting the system, or use your cellphone if you have already left but forgot to set it. I LOVE that feature. For your safety, make sure you have strong passwords on RING [and also on AMAZON if you use an ALEXA service such as an echo camera]. I did have to upgrade my cellphone to a current model because I had an old version of GOOGLE ANDROID that couldn't be upgraded. If Android, the phone needs AT LEAST Version 10. I recommend a 5G phone but it will work on 4G phones as well. Also, you will need SMS messaging which also means you'll need a low usage data plan. Yes, I know, 99% of the cellphone world already does that, but in my profession, I can't have my customers messaging me all the time. Again, that's MY problem. Most likely you will be fine. Update - This might be the world's longest review, but the Ring system is that important. It is becoming more and more useful every day. We never used the old wired system, and that could have landed us in trouble with our insurance people, but now, we ALWAYSuse the Ring system. It is about the best thing I've added to our house. My Wife absolutely LOVES it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to Install, Reliable & Great Peace of Mind – Perfect Home Security System
*by E***E on January 8, 2026*

The Ring Alarm 14-Piece Kit is an excellent home security system. Setup was straightforward, and everything connected seamlessly through the app. The wireless sensors are reliable, and I love how customizable the system is—you can expand it as needed and tailor it to your home or business. The app is easy to use, alerts are instant and having the ability to monitor everything from my phone gives real peace of mind. It’s a great option for anyone wanting a smart security system without complicated installation or expensive contracts. Highly recommend for families or busy households looking for reliable, user-friendly security.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ High quality and simple DIY alarm system!
*by J***Y on November 13, 2025*

Installation was fairly simple and it seems like a pretty solid system. In addition to the 14pc kit and 6 additional door sensors I ordered a water/ freeze sensor for our crawl space. Less than a week after installing the system it alerted me to water in the crawl space from heavy rain during the night. This warning allowed me to set up a utility pump early during the rain and enabled me to avoid water damage! Everything worked out from the beginning with the exception of one of the motion sensors. It indicated it was tampered with when the system was activated. I followed the instructions and tried the system again and it worked like it should when I excluded the motion sensor. Jeff from Ring contacted me and sent me a new motion sensor. I installed it and it now works fine. This sensor is mounted in my crawl space using screws. When using screws to mount the sensor’s cover you need to make sure the screw heads are not protruding above the surface of the cover. If the screws protrude on the inside of the sensor that contains the tamper switch the switch can be damaged by the screw head while sliding the sensor into to place. I am pleased with the alarm system and plan to upgrade to a monitoring plan.

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