Ring - Stick Up Indoor/Outdoor Wired Security Camera - White 2nd Gen
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Description
Features
1080p HD video with two-way talk
See, hear and speak to people on camera from anywhere.
150° field of view
Captures a wide area of your property for high-level security all the time.
Motion-activated notifications and night vision
Create and customize your own motion zones, and get notifications on your phone, table and PC - day or night - when motion is detected.
Alexa, show me my Stick Up Cam
Get smart security at the sound of your voice, and combine Stick Up Cam with select Alexa devices to launch real-time video from the comfort of your couch. Want to see who's there? Just ask Alexa.
Versatile compatibility
Compatible with iOS, Android, Mac and Windows 10 devices.
Multiple power and connection options
The camera connects to the Internet and gets power via Ethernet cable, or connects via Wi-Fi and uses a USB cord for power.
Easy installation
Comes with all the tools you need to install and set up your camera in minutes.
Video sharing
Save, review and share every video captured by your camera with a free 30-day trial of Ring Protect Plus (additional fees may apply).
On-demand video
Check in on your home at anytime with a live view on-demand video.
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What's Included
- Ring Stick Up Indoor/Outdoor Wired Security Camera
- Indoor micro-USB power supply and cable
- Outdoor micro-USB power supply with integral cable
- Base cover
- Base pad
- Security sticker
- Installation tools and hardware
- Owner's manual
Manuals & Guides
- Quick Start Guide (PDF)
Q: QuestionHow long is the power cable on this stick up cam?
Asked by 808Kai.
- A:Answer Hi 808Kai, The wired cable length is 20 feet. I hope this helps! Bilan J., Customer Satisfaction Specialist Bilan.jenkins@ring.com
Answered by Ring
Q: QuestionWhich camera do I need? The stick up wired or battery powered wireless? I'm confused how this is powered and how the POE works. I have wireless internet and a router that has 4 hookup for ethernet cables. I want to know how to hook up each camera...
Asked by Bella.
- A:Answer As far as function they are exactly the same. The main difference is that the battery powered one needs to be recharged from time to time. The wired one includes the option to power over ethernet by plugging the cable into the camera from the router modem, an indoor charger that uses a microUSB, and an outdoor charger that also uses microUSB. I choose the wired version so that I could have more options to hook up the camera. As of right not I have it powered by the indoor cable and wirelessly connected to the network, but soon I will have it switched to powered by ethernet once I reconfigure my network. Also coming soon Ring is going to offer an option to have all wired cameras record 24/7 for added security. Hope this helps.
Answered by Justin
Q: QuestionCould you use this as a pet cam? I want to eventually get the Ring doorbell as well, so I would like to buy this for the connectivity options and to extend my security system over time with more Ring cameras. Could I watch my pets live online from work?
Asked by Tori.
- A:Answer Yes you can, all Ring cameras and doorbells have a live view feature. You can use this feature to see what is happening around your camera. The camera also has two way audio, you can listen and talk to your pet. Ring devices work fine (image quality and connectivity) but you will need a strong internet connection and Wi-Fi (for the wireless cameras). My experience is that Ring wireless cameras do not work well if your Wi-Fi signal is less than perfect. You won't have Wi-Fi issues when using the wired stick-up camera in wired mode buy it would need an ethernet connection to your home network.
Answered by Knows
Q: QuestionMay be a dumb question, but if this is wired and has to be connected to your router , how can you place this somewhere besides the room your router is in ?
Asked by MmgeorgiA.
- A:Answer It will connect with either a plug (outdoor also) or ethernet cable that is powered by POE Switch. Which means you would not need to have an outlet to plug power cord into. Here is a switch that I bought. NETGEAR JGS516PE-100NAS 16-Port Gigabit Rackmount Smart Managed Plus Switch, 85w 8xPoE, ProSAFE Lifetime Protection.
Answered by Steve
Q: QuestionIf I use it as an indoor camera is there a way to turn it off while i'm at home so it won't be going off all the time/
Asked by Preacher1.
- A:Answer Hi Newman, Thanks for reaching out. Yes! You are able to toggle off "Motion Recording" within your Ring App under your Motion Settings. Motion Recording controls the recording while there is motion and Motion Alerts controls the alerts when there is motion. Thanks, Kaitlyn R., Customer Satisfaction Specialist Kaitlyn.rosenthal@ring.com
Answered by Ring
Q: QuestionCan the camera be switched off from the app? I am putting this camera in our condo and do not need it to be on while the guest is present.
Asked by Mike.
- A:Answer The only way to shut off the camera from “live view” is to physically remove the plug from the electrical outlet. From the app you can stop motion recording but the camera is still on and anyone with access can view the camera footage over the internet. Also, there is no way to schedule the camera to turn on or off during certain time or to start/stop motion recording at certain time.
Answered by Lee232122
Q: Questionplease define plug?? Does that mean it plugs into a 120v outlet as a power option?
Asked by Biscuits.
- A:Answer Yes wall plug in your house or outside, great camera
Answered by Sonny
Q: QuestionThis product is motion-activated. Once the Ring camera starts recording, how long does it record for? I previously had motion-activated cameras that recorded only for 30 seconds,. Had to eventually switch to continuous recording.
Asked by Symz.
- A:Answer The ring by default will capture the motion for 30 seconds . There are settings to snooze the motion or make it longer as well. Hope that helps
Answered by Mile