Amazon announced a new set of security cameras designed to keep your home safe

Posted on Jan 8 2019 - 5:26pm by Daniel Fisher

Amazon announced Ring’s new safety cameras – the Stick Up Cam wired and Stick Up Cam Battery – all through its surprise hardware event. The number one distinction among the 2 new Stick Up Cams is that the latter is powered by a quick-release battery pack and the ‘wired’ version features custom movement detection zones. Power may be supplied to that variant thru either an protected plug or thru ethernet, while connectivity is over wireless or ethernet. As of this writing, both devices will cost $179.99, even though a separate adapter will want to be bought for ‘power over Ethernet’ capability. The Ring Stick Up Cam Battery doesn’t have a launch date in the interim.

All-New Ring Stick Up Cam Wired HD Security Camera Features

These are the primary cameras from Ring which might be meant for indoor and outdoor use and they may characteristic motion detection, 1080p HD resolution, night time vision, -way speak, a siren and a extensive viewing angle. Customers might be able to program them to begin recording as soon as Ring Alarm is triggered.

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Moreover, Amazon introduced that it is adding access control for Ring Alarm. Those with a Z-Wave lock from Schlage, Yale, Kwikset or Danalock can be capable of lock and free up their doors through the hoop app. people with Schlage join or Danalock locks will also be capable of disarm their Ring Alarm systems with the aid of entering their code at once into their smart lock.

The Ring Alarm integration adds to the relationship Amazon has been building with smart lock corporations. Some smart locks from firms like Schlage and Yale can already be locked and unlocked with Alexa, competencies which have been added during the last year.

All-New Ring Stick Up Cam Wired HD Security Camera Price

The Wired device can be preordered today on Ring.com, Amazon, BestBuy.com and HomeDepot.com. The Battery device will become available in December.

The devices, which come in black and white, cost $179.99 and be available in the UK, US, France, Germany, Australia and a number of other countries around the world.