This is the second home in which th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
-26?! Nice work! You rock man. This really helped me and I pulled the trigger on it finally because now I am confident I can make it work with my sideways doorbell.
That's a good question.... I'm not too sure to be honest. It all depends on what material is behind that section. You could always try longer screws through the back of the bracket. Or maybe you could mount it to the brick.
Good job! I’ve got the same “tunnel” type doorway. I put in angle wedge like yours with an additional wedge that points the camera up a slight bit. Great solution for doorways like ours.
Thanks for the video. I’m buying an angle mount for a friend and wanted to see how they need to install it. Pretty simple. My only question is why didn’t you screw the two pieces together first? Seems like it would be easier than doing it on the wall, especially with such small screws. Also, for anyone first installing, don’t put on the cover until you sync it to the app. You need to press the button that is under it to reset it. :)
I installed the Wedge first, with 2 med. aftermarket screws. THEN I used 2 of the LONG Screws supplied to mount the ANGLE piece. I ALSO USED SOME #10 STEEL FLAT WASHERS instead of just the funnel-shaped screw headed screws. NOW I'm waiting for my battery to finish re-charging before I use it.
Wow!!! Do you know how long I've agonized and delayed getting the ring video doorbell because of the side wall location of my current doorbell? You just saved the day!!! The Ring Pro is on sale at Best Buy and I can finally buy it knowing it can fit with this angle mount kit and have a proper view of the doorway. Thank you soooo much.
I need to install both the wedge and the corner mount but not sure how to do this. The instructions tell me to post the corner first then wedge but there are no instructions about HOW to affix the wedge to the corner mount. Help!
The unit I purchased is no longer listed that I can see and it wouldn't fit the "Pro 2". I did find this unit, you could try it out and see if it works. amzn.to/44vwQ0O
Most are plastic but these are metal judging by the clink sound when placed together. They are no longer being sold. Brand: Sikoimate Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand For Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket For Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included)
Wow! Your corner kit sounds like it’s made of metal judging from the sound at around 3:45. Mine is made of plastic. I ordered directly from the ring website. Don’t know if they changed the material or what. Wished it was metal...
*I am not an electrician or professional in any way*. That being said, it is low voltage. The instructions state you can use the wiring from a pre existing door bell, so that is what I did. I did install a 2nd doorbell in my garage (just to use as a surveillance camera) and I connected it with Cat 5 cable. It has Been working great since, no battery to fiddle with.
Sorry for the late reply. My notifications were turned off. Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
Hey Vinnierap where did you buy the wedges ? When you put them together they sounded like they are metallic. All the ones I’ve seeing are made of plastic. Please advise?
Amazon. Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
@@vinnierap hi Vinnie, this link is for : Brand: Sikoimate Power Adapter, Video Doorbell Power Supply for the Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell 2 & Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Power Supply, Adapter, Battery Charger
@@debrao.9258 That's odd. I actually went to my "buy again" on Amazon and it brings me to the power adapter. I did purchase this 2017. I guess they changed it.
Considering the location on the door frame I would be concerned when moving furniture (or other large objects) in and out of the house since it seems to protrude past the plane of the door frame.
Thanks for the video, i see there are not just 1 set of mounting holes for the back bracket, there are actually holes on the sides too.......my existing door bell is on a very narrow platform that's why I didn't consider Ring because there is no way I can install over the existing bell ring holes. But with this mount, I think I can do it by mounting the bracket with the holes on the side (not the middle), the bracket will stick out but that's okay.
S C Hey, it's been pretty good in the winter. I've had some connection issues but that was Internet related. The doorbell has been very good this winter. I have called customer care and they have always been quick and helpful. Also, I have the doorbell hardwired. The PRO must be hardwired!
Great Video, but this just looks dumb. Ring doesn't have another way? My house has brass fixtures, including the doorbell. If I install a wedge kit, it will look really dumb and hacking. Ring (Amazon) doesn't have another way? (e.g. Wider angle lense? Being able to rotate the lense instead of the entire fixture. etc...)
Would be easier to go wireless at that point. You’d need a masonry bit and you’re going to have to clear a path through insulation to fish the line through.
Yes. Angle bracket sold seperate. I got mine on Amazon. Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
Thanks for the video. Clear and precise. Just wondering how you like the doorbell. I live in Montreal where weather gets really cold. Does it work well under extreme temperatures too.
Ring Video Doorbell Pro comes with the Corner and Wedge kit made out of the CHEAPEST quality of plastic possible ; mind-boggling such a big company would be sending out this trash. Where can I find the METAL CORNER KIT for Ring Video Doorbell Pro?
Sorry for the late response, I just seen this post now. I only had my doorbell installed with the mount never without. That being said my rssi is currently at "54". So the mount does not seem to be causing any interference at all.
It's unnecessary to turn off the breaker. For those, like me, who haven't a clue which breaker it may be, that's a relief. I touched the wires extensively and didn't feel even the slightest tinge of voltage. I measured it at 17V AC, which is apparently not enough to do anything.
I need to install both the wedge and the corner mount but not sure how to do this. The instructions tell me to post the corner first then wedge but there are no instructions about HOW to affix the wedge to the corner mount. Help!
This is the second home in which th-cam.com/users/postUgkx0jZ_lGlDVJhDnmagEU8gn47cmfPNlLQU we've replaced our "regular" doorbell with a Ring video doorbell and we really enjoy it. It is very easy to install and it works very well, with a clear picture through the app and good in-home use (we added the chime, which is also easy to install and doesn't require another thought to use).
Agreed!!
It's Julian! From. Trailer park boys
All instructional videos should be just like this!!
Thank you!
-26?! Nice work! You rock man. This really helped me and I pulled the trigger on it finally because now I am confident I can make it work with my sideways doorbell.
Ring should pay you for this video, just convinced me to buy the ring pro for my new house.
My doorbell is mounted to the area to the right of where you installed yours. How would you mount a Ring doorbell to that tiny surface area?
That's a good question.... I'm not too sure to be honest. It all depends on what material is behind that section. You could always try longer screws through the back of the bracket. Or maybe you could mount it to the brick.
You get a like for just doing that in the freezing cold.
Isaac Burnside lmao.. thanks!
This is no joke. You just did it in less than 10 minutes. Yet I know, this will take me 2 hours. Welcome to my world.
Good job! I’ve got the same “tunnel” type doorway. I put in angle wedge like yours with an additional wedge that points the camera up a slight bit. Great solution for doorways like ours.
Thanks for the video. I’m buying an angle mount for a friend and wanted to see how they need to install it. Pretty simple. My only question is why didn’t you screw the two pieces together first? Seems like it would be easier than doing it on the wall, especially with such small screws. Also, for anyone first installing, don’t put on the cover until you sync it to the app. You need to press the button that is under it to reset it. :)
I installed the Wedge first, with 2 med. aftermarket screws. THEN I used 2 of the LONG Screws supplied to mount the ANGLE piece. I ALSO USED SOME #10 STEEL FLAT WASHERS instead of just the funnel-shaped screw headed screws. NOW I'm waiting for my battery to finish re-charging before I use it.
Good luck! Hope it all worked out!
@@vinnierap Bullet proof. Very sturdy, thanks.
Wow!!! Do you know how long I've agonized and delayed getting the ring video doorbell because of the side wall location of my current doorbell? You just saved the day!!! The Ring Pro is on sale at Best Buy and I can finally buy it knowing it can fit with this angle mount kit and have a proper view of the doorway. Thank you soooo much.
Brenda Stewart no problem... I'm glad I could help!
Have you installed it? If you have how is the side angle view?
you no whatever phone company your with a small fee they will put it in for you
Can a Ring Doorbell be installed on a frame that only provides about 1" of flat service?
I'm not 100% sure. You would have to measure it out and test it.
I need to install both the wedge and the corner mount but not sure how to do this. The instructions tell me to post the corner first then wedge but there are no instructions about HOW to affix the wedge to the corner mount. Help!
Excellent video brother! Thanks!
Do you have the link for the angle mount and if it works with the Pro 2 as well?
The unit I purchased is no longer listed that I can see and it wouldn't fit the "Pro 2". I did find this unit, you could try it out and see if it works.
amzn.to/44vwQ0O
Thank you buddy! Doing this exact install today.
Most are plastic but these are metal judging by the clink sound when placed together. They are no longer being sold.
Brand: Sikoimate Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand For Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket For Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included)
Wow! Your corner kit sounds like it’s made of metal judging from the sound at around 3:45. Mine is made of plastic. I ordered directly from the ring website. Don’t know if they changed the material or what. Wished it was metal...
I got mine from Amazon. It is metal.
Great video ... Thank You so much. You were thorough and very easy to understand.
Hey Vinnierap, don’t you have to install a transformer when installing a ring doorbell 2 to the existing doorbell?
*I am not an electrician or professional in any way*.
That being said, it is low voltage. The instructions state you can use the wiring from a pre existing door bell, so that is what I did.
I did install a 2nd doorbell in my garage (just to use as a surveillance camera) and I connected it with Cat 5 cable. It has Been working great since, no battery to fiddle with.
Great video. Thank you for posting. Could you please share what angle mount you used from Amazon?
Sorry for the late reply. My notifications were turned off.
Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
Hey Vinnierap where did you buy the wedges ? When you put them together they sounded like they are metallic. All the ones I’ve seeing are made of plastic. Please advise?
Amazon.
Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
@@vinnierap hi Vinnie, this link is for : Brand: Sikoimate
Power Adapter, Video Doorbell Power Supply for the Ring Video Doorbell, Ring Video Doorbell 2 & Ring Video Doorbell Pro, Power Supply, Adapter, Battery Charger
@@debrao.9258 That's odd. I actually went to my "buy again" on Amazon and it brings me to the power adapter. I did purchase this 2017. I guess they changed it.
Considering the location on the door frame I would be concerned when moving furniture (or other large objects) in and out of the house since it seems to protrude past the plane of the door frame.
How often are you moving furniture? If it will be an issue, simply remove the doorbell. The frame/bracket can remain mounted to the wall.
Where can I get the angled bracket
I purchased mine on Amazon.
Thanks for the video, i see there are not just 1 set of mounting holes for the back bracket, there are actually holes on the sides too.......my existing door bell is on a very narrow platform that's why I didn't consider Ring because there is no way I can install over the existing bell ring holes. But with this mount, I think I can do it by mounting the bracket with the holes on the side (not the middle), the bracket will stick out but that's okay.
Hey, I live in Toronto so I know how this winter has been.
How have you found that the doorbell held up in the cold?
Any battery issues?
Thanks
S C Hey, it's been pretty good in the winter. I've had some connection issues but that was Internet related. The doorbell has been very good this winter. I have called customer care and they have always been quick and helpful.
Also, I have the doorbell hardwired. The PRO must be hardwired!
Thank you sir!
Good video, very helpful! Only video I have seen that told people to turn off electricity.
Cardine Ferri thanks!
Did turn off the power off ?
Yes I did.
Great Video, but this just looks dumb. Ring doesn't have another way? My house has brass fixtures, including the doorbell. If I install a wedge kit, it will look really dumb and hacking. Ring (Amazon) doesn't have another way? (e.g. Wider angle lense? Being able to rotate the lense instead of the entire fixture. etc...)
Is it possible to move the doorbell cable to brick area
If you want to run the cable in sure it's possible. Just might be more of a headache than it's worth.
Would be easier to go wireless at that point. You’d need a masonry bit and you’re going to have to clear a path through insulation to fish the line through.
Hi! Is that a metal angle mount? Thank you!
Yes it is
I would hate for my doorbell to be there. If it was mine id have to relocate it to the brick.
I have a feeling this is what we’re going to end up doing in our house.
Are you able to show the view after you have installed the wedge?
Brian Weiss I did. Look through my vids, it's there.
Favourite part was watching the installation of a security device while ignoring the car alarm security device going off. lol
Wasn't my car..lol
Are the brackets sold separately?
Yes. Angle bracket sold seperate. I got mine on Amazon.
Ring Pro Angle Mount, Stand for Old Version of Ring Doorbell Pro, 20 or 40 Degree Braket for Ring Video Doorbell Pro(Doorbell Not Included) www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AFSeDbZQNXDKG
Hi..Can anyone share the angled mount link for installing the ring doorbell pro?
Do you have any demo videos of how the angle bracket improve your video capture?
Antonio Galdamez I just uploaded a video for you. I don't have a before and after, but you can see the angle it provides.
For an idiot like me, I need to know what screws you are using in each step. Which screw did you use to install the first bracket?
The screws to install the bracket to the wall are the longest, sharp ones.
Thanks for the video. Clear and precise. Just wondering how you like the doorbell. I live in Montreal where weather gets really cold. Does it work well under extreme temperatures too.
Hi, I am in Ontario and the doorbell has held up very well through the winter and summer. I haven't had any weather related issues.
Thank you
I been reading up on reviews from Bestbuy and there seems to be issues on performance. On the fence and still deciding.
I ordered mine on Amazon when it was on sale. Keep an eye out and you can always return it if you're not happy.
Thank you.
Ring Video Doorbell Pro comes with the Corner and Wedge kit made out of the CHEAPEST quality of plastic possible ; mind-boggling such a big company would be sending out this trash.
Where can I find the METAL CORNER KIT for Ring Video Doorbell Pro?
This is the one I have. Bought it on Amazon. www.amazon.ca/dp/B074DTSRR9/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_HlR8Eb34ZS1MF
@@vinnierap ah, thanks a lot for the quick reply! Unfortunately, the newer Pro model is a bit different than the one you are using here.
Wasn't aware of that. I'm sure you can find something on Amazon.
did you find that your wifi RSSI worsened after installing the angle mount?
Sorry for the late response, I just seen this post now. I only had my doorbell installed with the mount never without. That being said my rssi is currently at "54". So the mount does not seem to be causing any interference at all.
It's unnecessary to turn off the breaker. For those, like me, who haven't a clue which breaker it may be, that's a relief. I touched the wires extensively and didn't feel even the slightest tinge of voltage. I measured it at 17V AC, which is apparently not enough to do anything.
Yeahhh who needs to turn off the power!!! Lol
Even tho he's kinda cute, he looks like the kind of character that made me have my boo install a Ring in the first place. 😂
Thanks... I think... Lol
@@vinnierap it's definitely not a compliment she or he was being a prick!!
Thank you!
Does the camera work in -26c weather?
Jim Giacomelli hey, it has held up very well this winter. I installed it in -25°.
Do you have visitors over in -26C weather?
Shreyas Bharadwaj is this an attempt at humour?
I've never lived in weather that goes below 0C.. And I lock myself in every time in the winters .. I'm unable to wrap my head around -26C weather!!
Shreyas Bharadwaj lmao... ya, our day is normal. Still gotta go to work and do stuff.
Other videos put the backing first and then the two wedges.
Cardine Ferri not sure what you mean.
I attached a new doorbell and did not turn off the power and noticed no electrical shock at all when handling the wires.
Mark Reese ya, it's low voltage. But better safe than sorry.
You're right. I could have really been shocked.
why I didn't see this video in 2018? I have been living with a ugly door bell
The important thing is that you found it now. Better late than never! 🤙
I mean the first bracket doesn’t come with it
I don't understand your comment.
Everything to us Canadian’s 🇨🇦 is a she. 🤣
I need to install both the wedge and the corner mount but not sure how to do this. The instructions tell me to post the corner first then wedge but there are no instructions about HOW to affix the wedge to the corner mount. Help!
Sorry I'm not too sure. You may need use longer screws.