“Does this version allow for programming hours of operation (9pm to 7am,for example)? I only need the one light and I'm trying to avoid having to purchase the Bridge product, as well. I'm hoping the current version can work with an app directly. Thanks”
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Hello Kevin, Great question! Light Schedules are a feature in your Ring App that allows you to have control over the timeframe of your Ring Smart Lighting schedules. With Light Schedules, you can set separate schedules such as morning and night or utilize the built-in Dusk to Dawn to have your lights illuminated at a low lumen level at daybreak and sunset. The following products currently have the Light Schedules feature: Smart Solar Steplight Smart Solar Pathlight Smart Solar Floodlight Smart Light Floodlight Wired Smart Lighting Transformer Smart Lighting PAR38 LED Lightbulb Smart Lighting A19 LED Lightbulb The Ring Bridge is the central point for connecting all Ring Smart Lighting products. It enables smart lighting control from anywhere using the Ring app and lets Ring Smart Lighting products interact with other Ring products for enhanced security. If you have an Amazon Echo (4th gen) or an Echo Show 10 (3rd gen) and are an advanced user of Ring technology, your ability to coordinate your Ring Smart Lighting has expanded thanks to the device’s built-in Ring Bridge. This article will answer commonly asked questions concerning setting up and using the built-in Ring Bridge in the Amazon Echo (4th gen or later) or the Echo Show 10 (3rd gen or later) with the Ring App: https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360059329551-Using-your-Echo-devices-as-a-Smart-Lighting-Bridge. We invite you to reach out at https://community.ring.com/ if any additional information is needed regarding your Ring Smart Lighting pre-purchase question. Ring Community is our first peer-to-peer community forum, giving our customers the ability to help one another and share their feedback and experiences with Ring. Thanks, Alexis with Ring
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