ADVICE WANTED: Installing Ring Video Doorbell Pro
Any advice welcomed.
I bought a Ring Video Doorbell Pro, because the doorbell is slim and fits neatly on the door frame, uses existing hidden wires and is a doddle to install!
The transformer for the existing doorbell is located in the breaker panel and will be replaced by the higher V Ring transformer.
When the transformer is located in the breaker panel, the Ring installation instructions are expecting to see wires connected to four terminals in the existing chime: 0, 1, 2, 3. The installation instructions go on to indicate that the existing wires to 0 and 3 will be connected to the Ring Doorbell Bypass Kit.
https://i.imgur.com/gryCULHl.png
However, my existing chime doesn't have wires connected to 1 and 2.
My questions are: What am I to make of this? Am I scuppered? 1 and 2 in existing chime buried elsewhere in the wall or floor?
I won't be doing this myself and have sent an email to Ring. Thought I might also draw on the vast accumulated knowledge of the forum membership.
https://i.imgur.com/zc9xgTMl.jpg
Regards
ADVICE WANTED: Installing Ring Video Doorbell Pro
Can’t quite make it out in the picture but are there 2 wires twisted together in your picture?
I installed a Ring Pro a few weeks ago and took out my existing doorbell completely, so in essence ran the wires from the Ring power fuse box thingy straight to the Ring Pro. So in my case the 2 wires from the PSU block I joined to the 2 wires coming from the old external pusher/switch and never used the bypass box.
You then use the Ring Sounder for when the button on the Pro is pushed.
ADVICE WANTED: Installing Ring Video Doorbell Pro
Have you looked at the door push outside to see what wires are there. Can’t quite understand how it’s currently wired.
It might be that the existing power wires go direct to the door push before being fed through the switch and back to the bell unit? But I’m guessing.