1080P HD Wi-Fi Wired and Wireless Video Doorbell 3 Plus, Smart Home Camera, Removable Battery, Works with Alexa

Hello JLarpy, Yes it would cause issues. Ring Doorbells are not intended to be installed horizontally due to the placement of the motion sensor and there is not an option to rotate the video on these devices. We would like to ensure that you have a seamless setup experience. We are here to provide you the information that is needed to get your Video Doorbell 3 Plus up and running. Can you reach out to us today, so we may discuss your home’s environment and the best installation location for you? All the best, Antonio from Ring

Hi Rachelclear, No, there is not a physical switch in which the Ring Floodlight Cam can be controlled. You can, however, disable the lights when motions occur within the Ring App through the motion zones. You may also add the lights to a schedule which you can be controlled through a schedule or by toggling the lights on and off. To best address your concerns and ensure these changes are being made properly, we invite you to reach out to our support team to get connected with one of our product specialists directly. https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406-Contact-Us Kindly, Caitlin with Ring

Hi Bitaledez, No, the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus will not come with an extra backup battery, but it does come with one rechargeable lithium-ion battery. If you feel that an extra battery would benefit you, they are available for purchase on The Home Depot website here: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ring-Quick-Release-Rechargeable-Battery-Pack-8AB1S7-0EN0/303140218 We know how important it is to know what's in the box when purchasing a Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus, and we would love to answer any other questions you might have to ensure you feel prepared to make your home security purchase. Please reach out to us today, so we may get you connected with a product specialist as soon as possible! https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406-Contact-Us Kindly, Caitlin from Ring

Hi DJ, These are great questions! Your Ring Doorbell 3 Plus is capable of being connected to existing doorbell wires that are rated between 16-24 VAC. While connected to existing doorbell wires your doorbell may alert you on both the internal doorbell chimes and your connected devices of a doorbell ring. If you do not have an existing or compatible doorbell, you may consider connecting your Ring doorbell to a Ring Chime or Chime Pro. This will ensure you are notified of both doorbell rings and motion alerts on your connected devices and in your home. The Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus will come with the appropriate masonry drill bits to install your device to a brick home. We would love to ensure your questions and concerns are addressed in a timely manner. Please reach out to us today, or at your earliest convenience, so we may get you connected with one of our product specialists. https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406-Contact-Us Best, Caitlin with Ring

Hi Chris, Yes, you may connect your Echo devices to the Video Doorbell 3 Plus which will allow you to opt in to receiving doorbell and motion alerts. Opting-in to the Announcement feature in your Alexa is easy. Just follow the instructions below: Download the latest Alexa app. Tap the Devices tab at the lower right-hand section of your screen. Tap All Devices. Choose the security camera or doorbell camera you wish to be notified about. Turn on the Doorbell Press (for doorbells) and/or the Motion toggle (for both doorbells and security cameras). We would love to ensure we are addressing all of your concerns in a timely manner. Please reach out to our support team to get connected with one of our product specialists. https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/213608406-Contact-Us Best, Caitlin with Ring

Yes, but you need to buy it separately.

You can pay 3 dollars a month, or a 30 one time payment for the whole year.

You will need to purchase the yearly contract at $30 to have your videos saved. Otherwise, it can only be used as a doorbell and to see what is happening in its scanning area.

Yes, it is intended to be a ringer, just like non-camera ringers ... except this one does not trigger the chimes in my home to actually ring. :(