“Can the ring floodlight b set up in the front porch that gets direct full sun in TEXAS? Will the sun's glare b an issue? Or the sun itself making camera get too hot or degrade the plastics?? Thx -is there a warranty for sun damage?”

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• Mine is just past 2 years and the Texas heat has affected the lens and you can barely make anything out now. It’s in direct sunlight and there is now way to avoid it. Not sure if I want to spend the money on another. Will probably switch to something else.

  Answered by oaklandr 5 years ago

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• Mine seems to adjust well to brightness in both direct sun and dark.

  Answered by RRGOrange 7 years ago

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• Hi Robdingo, Thanks for reaching out. Yes, the glare from the sun can have some effect on the quality of your video resolution. However, I would suggest mounting your Floodlight Cam under a soffit to avoid this unwanted glare. Additionally, Ring can operate in temperatures ranging between -5ºF to 120ºF. Thanks, Kaitlyn R., Neighbor Satisfaction Specialist [email protected]

  Answered by Ring 7 years ago

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