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Wiring of Ring Video Doorbell Pro with Existing Buzzer in UK (Byron 1200/1210)
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Hi, Happy New Year to you all and all in your bubbles. I'm a brand new member of this community (joined today) so please be gentle with me. Has anyone in UK managed to install a Video Doorbell Pro with an existing wired door buzzer? I've seen and followed several threads of installing with an existing wired chime but these are all for installations with 4 wires in the chime (2 in and 2 out) whereas my buzzer (Byron 1200/1210) is a simple 2 wire device. The current buzzer is a typical 8v a.c. one, driven by a transformer in the consumer unit so I know it can't be connected directly to the 24v a.c. Ring transformer, but I would like to have a buzzer rather than a chime so am looking for your guidance. I'm happy to replace my 8v a.c. buzzer with a 24v a.c. one if that makes it simpler, but struggling to find one of those too, so any recommendations would also be gratefully appreciated. Thanks and have a great day. George

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18-01-2021 10:56:57

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    Hi George Did you solve this puzzle? I've got exactly the same problem. I want a loud buzzer for my deaf son, alongside the smart alerts on his phone. I have the same Byron 1200 buzzer. Many thanks Gary

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    23-11-2021 01:19:56

    • G

      This is how you do it - If you buy Doorbell Pro 2 you will need to buy an AC transformer for it, as the one provided won't work for this method. https://www.instructables.com/UK-Ring-Video-Doorbell-Pro-Working-With-Mechanical/

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      25-11-2021 01:30:55

      • U

        Amazing. I'll be stretching my knowledge a bit to put this together. Do you know if will work with the Byron 1200 bell? Thanks. G

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        26-11-2021 10:41:56

        • G

          Yes it should. You are basically making the relay act as the doorbell button, with the new higher powered doorbell on one side, and your existing doorbell on the other.

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          30-11-2021 04:48:58

            U

            Thanks mate. That'll be a project for over Christmas.

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            05-12-2021 05:52:20

        • U

          Hi Guys, I also have the same problem. I have an old circular byron, which i want to hook up to a ring wired door bell. I still dont follow this It must have a transformer already right? probably near the main box.. do i still need a power kit.. my wired ring doorbell doesnt come with one. Or do i just need to have additional 24 v transformer and a relay ... and no need for anything else?

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          06-12-2021 05:11:22

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