Hi @b123454321. Your device should be able to automatically reconnect to your WiFi network, as your RSSI is adequate for operation. I would check the security protocols on your network to see if there is anything that could be prohibiting automatic reconnection. Also, check to make sure you are using the correct [ports and protocols](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/205385394-The-Protocols-and-Ports-Used-by-Ring-Devices) as well as the best [WiFi channels](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407014643732-How-to-Change-Router-Channels-). There is also this Feature Request [here](https://community.ring.com/t/notification-of-device-offline/4360) that you can add interest too.

Thanks @Tom_Ring for trying to help. I would expect a port/protocol issue to prevent a connection all the time and not just drop the connection. I do have some more information. I changed my router to notify me when the Ring goes off/on network and it happens a lot. It is dropping about once an hour and sometimes more. It has been reconnecting withing seconds usually. I would normally think that is an issue with wifi signal but I have been periodically checking the signal strength after a reconnect and it is still between RSSI-50-56. As a check, I have also set the same notifcation for my cheap smart plugs that I have around the house and they are not reconnecting. One of the plugs is next to my front door, but inside the house. I think for fun I may move one outside the house just below the ring to see if it starts dropping. I really believe it is a device problem. I've read that the transformer may not be providing enough power but the battery is above 85% so I can't see how that can be an issue. I also have a reserved IP on the ring so that it always gets the same ip address in case that was causing a problem and it didn't help. Thanks, Brad