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Connecting Ring Pro to your existing Intercom System Door Chime
I figured out a way to connect the Ring Pro with the Nutone, Music & Sound, and Audiotech Intercom Systems Door Bell Chimes. My kit also will send power to your old front door speaker location. You can contact me. Thanks, Darrell Brock (Wirenutman)
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26-07-2019 02:56:41
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Jon, This Kit was designed for intercom systems but will also work with some phone systems. If your door speaker can be triggered by dry contacts or a relay, Then it could work. Darrell
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31-07-2019 08:33:42
JReading between the lines of your original post, it sounds like this kit is something you want to sell, but I wasn't 100% sure about that. I didn't know if it was really just a schematic that you were wanting to share with people or if you were wanting to sell it. Sorry if I didn't understand your original intention. I am interested in it, and I'd like to hear more about the kit -- what all is in the kit, how it connects to the Ring Pro, how much you're asking for it, etc... Thanks. :-)
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03-08-2019 03:45:22
JHi @Marley\_Ring. Thanks for the reply. Could you please tell me more about the "finder relay"? Are you saying it's a relay made by Finder (I did a quick Google search and found the Finder company)...? I was thinking of doing something like using a full wave rectifier, a small filter capacitor and a relay. I'd put the rectifier in series with the Ring Pro -- the rectifier could then convert the 24 VAC into 24 VDC to drive the relay when enough current flows through the circuit. I'd configure the Ring Pro to think there was either a normal door bell or an electric door bell in series with the Ring Pro. This way, when the button on the Ring Pro is pressed, it would allow more current through the circuit, and in turn, the relay would turn on. However, the trick would be to find a relay that needs a fair amount of current in order to energize, otherwise it would simply always be energized. Another thought would be to do something similar as above, but instead of using a relay, use a voltage divider, then have an Arduino or ESP8266 or such monitor the voltage divider. When it sees the voltage increase, it would know that the button on the Ring Pro was being pressed. Unfortunately, life right now is very crazy (with work and with raising a family), so I have very little time to investigate options such as above. I'd love to have a solution, but I think it might be a while before I can find one. I did post a request in another thread on this board (a thread where someone from Ring was taking suggestions for future products, etc), and I mentioned that it would be nice to have a little box that could go in series with the Ring Pro, and the box would have dry contact closure outputs (basically, the outputs of a relay). I'm open to suggestions on how I might find a solution to my problem. Do you have any other ideas on what I could try? Thank you for your time. :-)
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10-08-2019 05:51:08
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Hi, I have a NUtone IM3003 intercom and a new unused Ring 2nd generation doorbell. I have seen your youtube where you show that you can connect the Ring Doorbell to the intercom. You have a kit that includes a 24v ac transformer, resistor, Ring doorbell, relay and wiring instructions. I already have the Ring but would like to purchase the rest of the kit. Please send me details. Thanks.
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07-09-2020 02:00:05
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Hey wirenutman I am interested in your Kit to connect my Ring pro to my Audiotec intercom.
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16-09-2020 08:20:01
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Hi I would also like to know if you share your info and sell the needed supplies. I am 76 and think i can do this with detailed information and the right supplies. Ring3 to nutone 3003
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22-03-2021 05:08:39
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JonS
Hi Darrell. I am about to start a similar project so I can integrate my Ring Pro with my KSU (phone system/intercom). Can you tell us more about your project? Are you willing to share your project? Cheers. -Jon
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30-07-2019 10:49:31
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