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Is this normal behavior (battery charge)
I have a ring doorbell gen 2. Hooked up to my transformer. Works fine (sort of) in device health it says hardwired. Power is good (that's what the app tells me) but my home assistant keeps track of the battery and it jumps around during the day. see image. Is this normal behavior? It doesn't drop below critical. Mostly above 70 percent. But yeah really jumps around.
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05-10-2020 14:02:59
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OK let me rephrase it. The app tells me hardwired and power good. But the battery inside the ring app itself does fluctuate as well. The reason why I showed home assistant is that it keeps a history record so I could show you what happens during a period of 24 hours. But rest assured it gives t
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06-10-2020 21:08:54
THi @At3. Thank you for clarifying. To see what causing the drops in your battery, I would contact our support team, as they have access to your Doorbells voltage history reports. They will be able to let you know what might be happening. Please give our support team a call at one of the numbers avai
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07-10-2020 19:06:51
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Tom_Ring
Hi @At3. Rest assured that if your Ring App says you are hardwired, then you Ring Video Doorbell is getting adequate power. While Home Assistant does have limited functionality with Ring, we do not officially support these integration. For this reason, it might be cause of the variance in power levels you see.
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06-10-2020 21:01:37
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