Ring.com Integration

[Sliderem]

Dear All,

I am preparing to do a Loxone Home and I am analyzing my options.
Regarding the doorbell, I am using on my current house the Ring.com Original Doorbell and I am relatively satisfied. It costs 99 euros.
Is it an option to put Ring Doorbell (Doorbell Pro) instead of the expensive Loxone doorbell ? This can be easily an nicely be linked with Amazon Echo Spot to show the video.

Thank you in advance!
Any other option will be welcomed!

[rosco-007]

Dear All,

I am preparing to do a Loxone Home and I am analyzing my options.
Regarding the doorbell, I am using on my current house the Ring.com Original Doorbell and I am relatively satisfied. It costs 99 euros.
Is it an option to put Ring Doorbell (Doorbell Pro) instead of the expensive Loxone doorbell ? This can be easily an nicely be linked with Amazon Echo Spot to show the video.

Thank you in advance!
Any other option will be welcomed!

Just buy a Doorbird. It works prefect with loxone. And is much cheaper

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[Sliderem]

Just buy a Doorbird. It works prefect with loxone. And is much cheaper

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Thank you for your response.
Is this integrated perfectly in the loxone application?
Is this working with an automatic door lock ? Do you have a recommendation?
Do I still need to install the loxone nfc keypad in ordrer to open the door?
Thanks

[Sliderem]

Just buy a Doorbird. It works prefect with loxone. And is much cheaper

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@Rosco-007,

I am interested in the option of DoorBird D202.
Here is my scenarios and some basic needs :

• I would like to be able to see who is calling, have nice chime that rings powerful enough
• talk with the people from the house or from the mobile application (loxone or not)
• open the electric lock but also to use an NFC/Code or physical key to open the electric
• If I can not respond I would like to be able to save the message of the person that called
• My installing position is going to be in front of a sidewalk of a circulated road, so the motion sensor is not really useful, or maybe only on a limited visual angle
• I would like to have night vision
• I would like to have a good video/audio quality
• I would like to be able to integrate specific events of the doorbell in my home automation

Having this said, are you still recommend "doorbird" instead of a Loxone ?

I have at my current house a Ring.com and, honestly I am pleased with the functionalities, the quality and all this a 1/5 of the Loxone intercom price...

Thank you for your advice...

[TomStu]

Hi Sliderem!

I just found your posting because I am thinking of a video intercom. How are you doing with your solution? Does it work reliable and how does it work with Loxone?

Kind regards from Upper Austria!
Tom



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[Gast]

Ring is a waste of time - you have no control and is very laggy.

Doorbird works great, but quality / resolution is low.

I would recommend Doorbird any time over Ring. It just works. I would also recommend Doorbird over Hikvision doorbell.

I can live with the quality. Anyone who has spent this much time / money will have a dedicated security system and not rely on the doorbell for security.