“I have a front doorbell that is currently hardwired. I would like to add a door bell on my side gate as well as my back door which neither are wired. Can I use three of these at once? How does the signal go to my current chime?”
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You would need to hardwired to power each device. Unless you got a floodlight version to replace your back porch light. The flood light is hard wired in with the camera; duel purpose.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Mparkerjr, you can certainly put the ring doorbells all around your house even without hardwiring. Keep in mind you will have to bring them inside every week and in the cold every few days to charge as there is no wiring to charge them. The one that is hardwired would communicate with your current chime but the other two would not be able to communicate with your current doorbell chime. You are able to purchase a ring chime which would plug into a power outlet inside of your home and them connect to your wifi and act like a doorbell chime for the other battery operated doorbells. If you do not need the doorbell function I would recommend getting a ring stick up camera with a solar panel instead. That way it would charge the battery of your stick up cam without you having to bring your stick up camera back inside. For the doorbells, you can get an accessory that goes around the ring doorbells and charges their batteries without you having to bring them back inside your house. Permitting good sunny weather and no overhang where the battery solar doorbells would be being placed. If there was bad weather the doorbell would still have some battery life left for a few days until the sunny weather returns. Thanks, lukebur06
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