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When it comes to home security devices, certain items aren’t frequently discounted that deeply. The Ring Alarm 14-piece kit ...

The eight-piece kit includes a base station, a keypad, a range extender, a motion detector and four door/window sensors. Julie Snyder/CNET An intro to Ring's Alarm Security Kit ...

Arming the alarm system is done either via the keypad, or by tapping an icon in the Ring app. You then have a set amount of time to leave before the alarm is armed; this time can be adjusted ...

The Ring Alarm Security Kit is a five-piece system that costs under $200, and includes a Base Station, Keypad, Door/Window Contact Sensor, Motion Detector, and Range Extender.

The 8-piece Ring Alarm kit features a Ring Alarm keypad, a base station, a motion detector, a range extender and four contact sensors. Setup is a snap, according to Amazon reviewers.

If you buy the Ring Alarm Pro system, you'll probably pay $300 to get a router/base device, four door/window sensors, a motion detector, a Z-Wave range extender and a keypad.

The wall mount comes with 1-1/4" drywall mounting screws. Dimensions: 203 mm x 127 mm x 4.7 mm / 8" x 5" x 3/16 Designed to fit the keypad firmly and securely. Each plate is tested and inspected ...

Specifically listed changes include arming and disarming digitally which has changed to require non-subscribers to use the Ring Keypad at home, alarm notifications from the Ring app and to email now ...

The changes to the Ring Alarm essentially make it useless as a smart alarm system without a subscription, though. You can only arm and disarm it with the Ring Alarm keypad, and you won’t get app ...

You can alternatively use the Ring keypad, which includes Disarmed, Home, and Away modes as individual buttons along the top. However, these settings can be much more customized on a device-by ...

Arming the alarm system is done either via the keypad, or by tapping an icon in the Ring app. You then have a set amount of time to leave before the alarm is armed; this time can be adjusted ...