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Old 27-12-2024, 20:02   #16
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Re: Ring motion detector distance

I’m currently using a WiFi connection the delays are minimal, easily less than a second at worst. I don’t see what the problem is.
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Re: Ring motion detector distance

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I’m currently using a WiFi connection the delays are minimal, easily less than a second at worst. I don’t see what the problem is.
I have 2 Blink cameras - one in the back garden, covering the back door and side fence gate, and one between the front door and garage covering the front drive and cars, both saving to a USB stick in the Sync Module (auto-deleting after 30 days), with a response time of 1-2 seconds.

That works for us.
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Old 28-12-2024, 00:52   #18
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Re: Ring motion detector distance

I’ve no doubt they do work, otherwise they wouldn’t sell them. My issue was they didn’t work to the operating standard I wanted. They were nothing more than ‘passable’ (if being generous). I personally found the quality of the product to be wanting in terms of features, clarity and ease of use /accessibility. If they work for you, that’s great. You asked for opinions, I gave mine. Doesn’t mean it’s the same as anyone else’s. I find the UniFi products to be far superior in every way, but I also recognise they cost a lot more. It totally depends on your needs and acceptable standards. I’m obviously more… particular! lol
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Re: Ring motion detector distance

In fairness I wasn’t asking who thinks which model are more efficient.

I asked about the motion sensor range.
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My dad put a RING detector in and its sensor is well onto the front walk way... Im not sure how far......
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