DIN Rail Transformer (2nd Generation) for Ring Wired Video Doorbells

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Not meaning to criticise, but I think it is more useful to explain how to safely fit it, rather than complain about what it isn't.

Could I not simply replace the current transformer (shown in green in my picture above) with a new one?Would the best practice to be to have an additional CU with a mains switch (so its possible to isolate if required), then wire this from one of the 6A lighting MCBs (since the ring pro will be drawing little current)? Moreover, regarding temperature testing it says “Temperatures are determined during a cyclic test of 20 cycles, each cycle consisting of 1 min operation with the simulated full load and 5 min operation with a load of 20% of the simulated full load. Or could I remove the whole box shown in the picture and replace it with the transformer + enclosure (i.

We are one of the largest independent electrical wholesalers in the West Midlands, with distribution centres in Leicester, London, Manchester and Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. I do have 2 spare slots in my consumer unit, but I'm not that experienced with DIY so I don't want to place the wires from there to the doorbell button.It may be worth avoiding having a bellbox completely as it will not be used once you have the Ring Doorbell (+Chime). I have a Ring Pro Hardwired doorbell, and am having a devil of a job sourcing an appropriate transformer for it. This is an ac/dc 'power supply' and although designed to mount on a DIN rail, it should be fed via a mcb. I simply took out the mains cable from the old transformer and connected it to the bottom of the Ring transformer, I then took the doorbell cables from the chime and connected it to the top of the transformer and finally I mounted it in a din rail enclosure. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag.

Very good service: I bought several items at the same time so the postage was combined, saving me money; the items were carefully packaged; promptly despatched and are now in use doing what they were bought for. If you go for the Byron, then the sparky is likely to put the Byron transformer in to the Consumer Unit, which would mean when you switch to the Pro2 you would have to open up the consumer unit itself to switch transformers. Standard features such as instant notifications, live view and two-way talk are available out of the box and for free on all Ring devices. com/p/mk-sentry-4-module-unpopulated-enclosure-only-consumer-unit/6563p and other brands likewise, some can be purely 2 way. But they can't tell me why and I am losing faith that they have any idea what they are talking about!It is difficult to explain all the options to get power to the doorbell as it depends on many things. Hardwire compatible Ring Video Doorbells using your existing doorbell wiring, for non-stop power and protection. I don't want to use the adapter in the box (which delivers 24V / 500mA DC), as I don't want wires trailing unnecessarily. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. This transformer is ideal as it comes in plastic bracket - i wanted to get ring doorbell instead of old Deta chime - this transformer is narrow you can fit it inside old chime once guts of old one are removed.