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Ring has the ability to integrate Ring devices (including Ring Alarm) with many different models of Z-Wave smart locks from various manufacturers. Once installed and set up, you'll be able to lock and unlock 1 your doors through your Ring app.
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Integrating your smart locks with Ring Alarm expands your Ring of Security around the entrances to your home. Once integrated, you can do the following: Lock and unlock* your door through your app, with a key, or by using PIN codes you can share with friends and family members.
- Step 1: Set Up Your Ring-Compatible Smart Lock
- Step 2: Open Main Menu in The Ring App
- Step 4: Select "Locks & Access Controllers"
- Step 5: Navigate to "Connect Using Z-Wave"
- Step 6: Select Your Smart Lock
- Step 7: Pair Your Smart Lock with Your Ring Base Station
- Step 8: Select The Room Where Smart Lock Is Installed
- Step 9: Adjust Your Smart Lock Settings Via Ring App
- Step 10: Finish Integrating Your Smart Lock and Ring Alarm System
First things first, you'll need to set up your smart lock that's compatible with Ring. To do this, you should follow the installation instructions provided with your smart lock. Luckily, if you've picked one of the locks discussed in this guide, setting up your new smart lock will be painless!
After setting up your new smart lock, you can launch the Ring app on your phone and navigate to the main menu. To ensure you successfully integrate your lock with Ring, you should ensure your Ring app is updated to the latest firmware.
Choose the "Locks & Access Controllers" tab once you've clicked on the "Set Up Device" option. This tab lets you set up your Ring alarm device with a compatible smart lock.
On your smartphone's screen, you should now see two options listed: a "Connect Via Key By Amazon" option and a "Connect Using Z-Wave"option. You should select the latter option to connect your compatible Z-Wave smart lock.
Once you've selected "Connect Using Z-Wave" on the Ring app, your smartphone will search for nearby compatible devices. Your new smart lock should appear on this list. Find your smart lock and select it!
After selecting your smart lock from the list, more information about your lock will be displayed on your screen, accompanied by a photo of your lock. Then, when you're ready to start integrating your devices, select the "Ready"option to proceed. You will now be guided through the integration process on the Ring app. Ultimately, this process will v...
Your security devices should now be successfully integrated! You will now be prompted to select the room where you have installed the smart lock.
Once you've selected the room where your smart lock is installed, you can adjust the settings of your lock through the Ring app. Firstly, you'll be able to add shared users. If you wish to skip this step, select the "Don’t Add Any Users” option. You’ll now be able to adjust the “Disarmed Mode” setting. When this setting is activated, you can arm or...
Your smart lock has now been successfully integrated with your Ring system! You can now remotely lock and unlock your smart lock directly from the Ring smartphone app.
Jul 19, 2022 · The first way to integrate smart locks with Ring is using Ring Alarm. The Ring Alarm base station can connect to many Z-Wave smart locks. Once connected, you can control the Z-Wave smart lock in the Ring App. You can lock or unlock your door while live viewing the Ring video feed.
Using the Wi-Fi connected Schlage Encode will allow you to pair the smart lock to a particular Ring Video Doorbell or Ring Camera. Once integrated, you will be able to control the lock while viewing the video feed from that camera. This is great for when someone rings the doorbell, and you want to unlock the door to let them in.
