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This five-piece Ring Alarm kit is only $170 in an early Prime deal

Ring Alarm five-piece kit early Prime Day deal
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If you want to level up your security and protection for your home, condo, or apartment, starting with a good system is your best bet. Outside of cameras, you might also consider installing a video doorbell to answer your door without ever opening it. Ring, the company well known for the Ring doorbell camera, currently has a five-piece security bundle on sale for early Prime Day. The kit includes the Ring video doorbell, a security keypad, a base station, a contact sensor, a motion detector, and a range extender. You can get all that today for $170 instead of $235, saving you $65. They work together to protect your front door but read on for more detailed information about the kit.

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Why you should consider the five-piece Ring Alarm kit

Ring Alarm is designed to improve the security of your front door or entryway, and although most will think it’s best for homeowners, it’s an excellent setup for condos and apartments, too.

As explained, there are five devices included in the kit that all work together. You get:

  • Ring Video Doorbell
  • Ring Base Station
  • Security Keypad
  • Motion Detector
  • Contact Sensor
  • Range Extender

It might seem complicated, but the entire system is DIY-ready, and you can do everything in minutes. Start by plugging in the base station and activating the system via the Ring app. Next, place the motion detector and contact sensor where you want them, then install the doorbell. Once connected, everything syncs through the Ring app.

With the doorbell, you can see who’s at your door without opening it, but you can also communicate with them. You can also watch events when you’re away from home, like when the delivery or mail guy drops off some packages. Ring Protect Pro, the brand’s home alarm security service, gives you professional monitoring like a pro-grade security alarm, but it’s purchased separately.

The entire Ring Alarm system also connects to Alexa, allowing you to access hands-free controls and get alerts through any connected Echo or Alexa devices.

Usually $235, this Ring Alarm five-piece kit is only $170 as part of an early Prime Day deal. That saves you $65. Also, it is a Prime-specific deal, so you must be an Amazon Prime member to take advantage of the offer. We’re not sure how long the deal will stick around, but you likely have a few days for this one. The Ring Alarm 8-piece kit and Ring Alarm 14-piece kit are also on sale.

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