Solar Panel for Ring Spotlight Cam Battery and Stick Up Cam Battery - White

The Ring solar panel when used in conjunction with two batteries in the wireless Ring camera ensures that the battery levels remain at 90+% on a daily bases. I’ve had the panel installed for three months now and am extremely satisfied. The Ring community is a great addition Thanks Best Buy...

Just awesome. I had installed the solar panel for one of my outside cameras, at first it was not in a good location for the sun to hit it. After moving it wow it charges the only battery to 100% and keeps it there. I will be getting another one or two for the rest of the outside cameras.

Brought this for my second camera. Just what I needed, now I need another one for my first camera so I can stop charging the battery. This solar charger works GREAT!!!!

The box I picked up said Spotlight Cam Only! but it works for the stick up cam too like this description says. Maybe this was released before the stick up cam existed and this is an older box. Works great, the only thing is the screws that came with it are garbage. I mounted on the eave of my house and the screw heads twisted right off. So I'd make a quick stop by a hardware store and get some #6 wood screws. I had some flat #6 1/2" length laying around and they did the job perfectly. Almost like it was designed for them and not the tiny black screws it came with. Maybe those are just meant to be used with the anchors, but the manual seemed to suggest they'd work for wood too.

I have used a Ring Spotlight camera for the front of my house/garage area and it works perfectly. Installed it with 2 batteries fully charged. Lasted about 3.5 months before needing recharging (which still is a great time), but I am lazy. I wanted to stop getting the ladder out and climbing to the cam and taking out the batteries to recharge for hours at a time. Enter this beautiful solution to my problem. Setup was easy enough. Find a location that get hits with plenty of DIRECT sun and mount it. The wire attached to the panel to the camera is LONG, like way more then 99% of people will actually need so I ended up rolling the excess behind the panel to make it look semi-nice looking. Once pulled in, I noticed a little issue. Before in the RING app, I could click the camera then the settings (gear) icon and it will show me the battery life of both batteries and a Lightning symbol to let me know it is charging. I guess with the recent updates, it's gone. No need to fear! I can tell you, it still charges as I went from 91% to 100% by mid afternoon. If you own wireless cams, I would highly recommend going solar whenever you possibly can to make sure they will always be on and running 24/7.

Solar Charger is a Another Great thing to buy with the Cams. The battery will always be charged at 100% so no need to worry about getting on a ladder to remove the battery to get it charged and then going back on the ladder to put the battery back even if it’s doing it twice a year. Once you install it you forget about charging the batteries ever again, the Sun will take care of keeping it charged at 100% all the time. The length of the cable that connects to the back of the Cam is 13 feet long.

I didn’t feel like climbing up a ladder every few weeks or months to replace rechargeable batteries and having cameras off waiting to charge. Also didn’t want to pay for a second battery to prolong the climb. Good reviews from BestBuy and other sites online. Bought the 2 pack Ring Spotlight, so ended up buying two solar chargers. Charged the batteries included with the cameras and then installed. The backyard camera started with around 85% battery. After a day with the solar panel connected to the camera the battery was charged up to 100%! Second camera was installed above garage. This side of the house gets less sunlight the backyard. So after a few days the battery was dropped from 85% to 65%. Thought I got a dud wit this one. I decided to leave it up a few more days until my day off. Checked the Ring app and was surprised to see both Cameras at 100%! It just needed a chance to prove its worth. Now the connector that plugs into the camera didn’t have the extra piece (plastic wings) to connect to the back of the camera. Looked around online to make sure I didn’t buy the wrong solar panel. Looked like the pictures on the instructions are for an older panel. 10th

Before purchasing this, I logged how many days my Ring Spotlight would last after I initially installed it. Counted 37 days before it was completely drained. Thought to myself, I would have to go up and change this about 10 times a year. Divide that by roughly $50 (the cost of this solar panel) and that's about $5 each charge. Takes about five minutes for me to remove and reinstall the battery and another 5-6 hours to charge. Is $5 worth my time and effort (not to mention electricity)? Heck yeah it is!