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Your cart is empty.Replaces older and underpowered doorbell transformers for top performance with your Ring video doorbell Pro and internal doorbell
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
Exactly what i needed and easy to install! 1986 transformer was underpowered. Loved the center installation option as I had a square plate. No longer losing power or signal. Took 10 minutes total to install. Hardest part was finding the right breaker to turn off!
Mr.G
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2025
Worked perfect, i have ring doorbell and had no power, figured out it was the transformer, this one match it perfectly, easy to replace, typical ground, neutral and hot, and 2 wire at the transformer for the ring.. no problems at all
merkman
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
works as described. Initially I had used my existing doorbell transformer, but when I connected my 2nd doorbell, the transformer died. (zero output)after installing this 16v 30VA Transformer, indoor chime worked as well as the two Ring Doorbells.Buy it and you will be happy you did.
Kyle Novak
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2024
This fixed any connection issues I had with my hard wired ring pro doorbell camera.When I originally installed my Ring Doorbell Pro I noticed the low power warning but the doorbell worked perfectly fine with no drop outs or singal loss. For some reason over the last few years I noticed the doorbell was more and more frequently losing wifi connection and I was not able to view my camera. I figured might be my wifi so I got a mesh installed, great connection, but still suffered drop outs.One day I saw someone mention this transformer as the end all be all solution for drop outs. So I ordered it and headed up to the attic to install. Ripped out the old one that was limiting the power and installed the new one. As easy as turning off the breaker, swapping the wires, flipping breaker back on and waiting for the Ring Doorbell to reconnect.Now when I got to device health I have a solid 18v and never lose connection unless my actual internet goes out, but thats a story for another day. Spectrum will always be on the naughty list.
Clay Aiken
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
My home was built in 1970 and I am fairly sure the transformer was the original one. While it served the doorbell for the house for 50 years, it was just not beefy enough to deal with the additional power requirements of an always on doorbell camera system like the new Ring doorbell I bought, so I went with Ring suggestion and bought their own brand of transformer.Install was pretty smooth...was able to screw onto flat baseplate with the plastic nut on the back and it was off to the races! No wiring changes needed (other than replacing the chime and installing doorbell).Seems to be working just fine, powering the chime and the new Ring doorbell. Not sure it will last 50 years, but hopefully I can get 10.
Adrian1455
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023
I will give an update on this product, after a few weeks have passed. I installed it same day it arrived. It was actually easier to install then I thought it would be. The original transformer was put in my condo in the 80’s when it was built. It was rated at 10V, 5VA. I had the “level 3” output and “poor” transformer with a reading of 10V. My mechanical door bell chime was not working since the ring was draining all the juice. Apparently there was not enough voltage to power the mechanical bell with the ring installed. When I upgraded to this transformer recommended by ring…. Let me just say a night and day difference. My mechanical bell now works and there is no delay, the notifications I get them instantly! I have all the features as well; such as night vision color, the led light on the ring doorbell button is now on. (before it would never turn on even during night time) The speaker and mic sound louder and clear. The video quality is also better. After I installed the transformer, I waited about half a day then rebooted my doorbell through the app. (even though I did not need too, I immediately received 16V rating but I wanted to be sure, just incase) So far its perfect. I will update this review as time goes by. Also, just a tip. Make sure you continue to check that you have the latest ring door bell app update. I noticed that ring updates their app like every other day and also ensure your ring doorbell has the latest update. The transformer does run “hot” but its not really that much of a difference. I can still touch it with my fingers but its a higher output in voltage so it’s expected, yet nothing to worry about.Update 4 months later: transformer still going strong and working as expected! But now my mechanical door chime has a slight buzz I heard it’s common if you put a high output transformer. I know it’s my mechanical doorbell because if I shut the breaker off for the doorbell the buzzing stops. It doesn’t bother me and it’s not loud but I can hear it when I walk by the mechanical doorbell chime when there is no noise in my place. Not sure what’s causing it or how to fix it as I have the ring power pro connected to it as well.
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