🔐 Elevate your home security and Wi-Fi game — because your smart home deserves the best.
The Ring Alarm Pro Base Station combines a cutting-edge eero Wi-Fi 6 router with a professional-grade security hub, delivering up to 900 Mbps internet speeds and 1,500 sq. ft. coverage. It supports seamless integration with Ring devices and Alexa, offers 24-hour battery backup, and ensures your home stays protected and connected with customizable security options and easy installation.
| Router | Built-in eero Wi-Fi 6 router. Wifi speeds up to 900 mbps, and coverage of up to 1,500 sq. ft. Add additional eero 6 Extenders for more coverage. |
| Power | 100-240V 50/60Hz AC Adapter included |
| Battery life | Rechargeable 24-hour battery backup⁵ |
| Operating conditions | Indoor use, 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C) |
| Dimensions | 6.65 in x 6.65 in x 1.46 in (168.9 mm x 168.9 mm x 37.0 mm) |
| Installation | Place on any flat surface, such as table tops Ring Alarm Pro is designed to be used as your primary router and must be directly connected to your modem, replacing your existing network. |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, wifi, Z-Wave, Bluetooth for setup (plus Cellular Backup with Ring Protect subscription). Works with Ring certified (WWR) with Kwikset Smart Code Touchpad, Schlage Connect Smart Deadbolt, Yale Real Living Assure, Dome Siren, and First Alert. |
| Warranty and service | Ring Alarm Pro includes 1-year limited warranty and service. Use of Ring Alarm Pro is subject to terms and conditions. |
| Support | Click here to view more information on the Ring Alarm Pro support page. For monitoring licenses, visit ring.com/licenses. |
| Software security updates | This device receives guaranteed software security updates until at least four years after the device is last available for purchase as a new unit on our websites. Learn more about these software security updates. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device. |
| Generation | Ring Alarm Pro Base Station - 1st Gen - 2021 release |
| Disclaimers | 1Professional Monitoring is an add-on plan that first requires a compatible Ring Home subscription. Both sold separately. Service available within the U.S. (all 50 states, but not U.S. territories) and in Canada (excluding Quebec). Ring does not own its monitoring center. Smoke and carbon monoxide monitoring is not available for business or commercially zoned addresses. See Ring Alarm licenses at: ring.com/licenses. Additional fees may be required for permits, false alarms, or Alarm Verified Guard Response, depending on your local jurisdiction. 2Built-in eero mesh wifi router provides up to 1500 sq. ft. of coverage. Use as an extender requires an existing eero network; adding eero extenders expands coverage in larger homes. Internet connection speeds depend on your internet service provider. Maximum wireless signal rates are derived from IEEE standard 802.11 specification. Specifications assume wired ethernet connection, experienced speeds may vary based on network configuration. Coverage estimates are based on normal use conditions. Actual range and performance can vary, including due to factors such as interference, connected devices, device usage, building materials and obstructions. Specifications are based on use of a Wi-Fi 6 or later generation client device. Use of eero products and services, including the eero wifi router, requires creation of an eero account and agreement to eero’s Terms of Service, found at eero.com/legal. You can review eero’s Privacy Notice at eero.com/legal/privacy. 3A compatible Ring subscription required, (sold separately). Alarm Cellular Backup uses a third-party carrier. 4Free trial is not applicable for locations with an existing subscription. Your free trial begins as soon as you activate your Ring product. 5Your Ring videos in the cloud are stored temporarily, up to 180 days. Changing your video storage time will only affect videos that are recorded after you adjust your storage time setting. Check Ring Subscription Plans for more information. |
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EXCELLENT SYSTEM
I am a general contractor. I have several job sites going at 1 time that average 3-4 months. I was interested in this system for video surveillance.I purchased several of the construction site setup boxes that come complete with the wifi / cell router/ 2 cameras / the security box/ a lights and a motion sensor.Very easy to setup. Customer service is SO easy to work with. THe 1st setup will take 30 minutes.Once you learn the configuration, its easy to disconnect and then reconnect at another jobsite if you plan on using it for that.THe best item is that this provides its own internet. You pay $21 or so per month for up to 3 gig of data.THe site is monitored on the ring app. You can have several sites on 1 app. It provides excellent coverage and peace of mind.If you arent using the system, you can have the $21 service stopped with no issues and then restart at any time.I have several units going at one time. Its excellent for managing sites as well knowing who is coming and going. WHo is walking around your jobsite. If you go on vacation , it allows for you to keep tabs on the siteMany advantages using this system.For my systems, I use the ring pro / 2-3 cameras. I dont use the lights or sensors. THe security box is a must but you can operate without it if necessary as long as the router is kept inside.Many of my sites begin with no structure around so I mount the secured box to a temp electric service pole up high and out of the way. This allows the router / wifi to send an open signal to far distances around the property. Once the structure is built, I then transfer the unit indoors and into the attic area where i then secure the box to the attic. THe signal is still good and allows for the cameras to receive a good signalLastly the ring pro router can also be used if you have existing wifi signal. If you already have wifi, then you dont need to pay the $21 monthly service
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Updated Update: I wish I had never “upgraded” to the Pro
See latest update at the bottom. I had a Ring Alarm System. I had an Eero 6 Pro Wi-Fi system. Putting the two together seemed like a dream come true.But not so much. First of all, while you can admittedly find this in the documentation, they do not make it very obvious that this is NOT an Eero Pro device. It’s more comparable to the 2 channel Eero WiFi 6 gateway/router.Secondly, l previously paid $100/year for Ring monitoring and $30/year for Eero Secure +. However, when you install the Ring Alarm Pro, they automatically discontinue your Eero Secure + and make you sign up for a more expensive monitoring plan that costs $20/mo or $240/year. Wait what? That’s right, I now pay $90 more a year for essentially the same service. This would have been nice to know before they just automatically did it.Oh, but there’s more. It took me about a week to notice that I couldn’t access Live mode for any of my cameras. I also noticed that it wasn’t recording events. It turns out that, although this was nowhere in the installation instructions so let me save you the call to tech support, I have to place all of my cameras in setup mode and reconnect them to the internet. Are you kidding me? Nope. You can’t make this stuff up. So yeah, I had to pull out the ladder, go to each device, place it in setup mode and reconnect to the internet. What a hassle!Finally, the Ring Alarm Pro gives you the nifty capability to store your videos locally. Wow, great right? Not so fast there pardnur. You have to buy that there upgraded monitoring packing and have just the right kind of SD card. Not that they tell you that up front. So you may ask, “Why do you need to upgrade your monitoring package to store video locally? Good question. Well, I suspect that they are still maintaining a cloud copy of all of your videos. So much for privacy.So hey, if you are the kind of person who loves to pay a premium to beta test pre-release hardware then you should totally get this. For everyone else… wait. Wait until they work out the installation bugs. Wait until the pricing plan makes something akin to basic intelligence. And maybe wait until the Ring Alarm Pro is also an Eero Pro. Ta ta.Update:So it has been a few months since I “upgraded” to the Ring Alarm Pro and I’m just going to come out and say it. It still sucks. I routinely have to drop off my Wi-Fi and connect to 5G on my mobile devices to read an article or launch a game. Ring had a rep contact me and there really isn’t much the rep can do when the product is just bad. They did offer to refund my purchase, but they didn’t create a process to walk back to your original setup so I would have had to start from scratch to reinstall all of my Ring hardware. I opted to keep it despite of how bad it was with the hope that they would fix the connectivity issues, but like I said the connectivity is still hit or miss.About a year later and it still provides a crappy inconsistent connection. Just today (Nov 22)it struggled to connect to Prime video.
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