The #1 reason we bought the Spotlight Cam Mount was for its ability to trigger external floods (plus of course all the surveillance features). We replaced an old Big Box motion sensor flood light fixture with this Spotlight Cam Mount wired to three new RAB professional dual-head flood light fixtures (model HB2A) to light up three corners of our garage. We designed the system and our electrician professionally installed everything. Wired and installed correctly, the Spotlight Cam Mount can trigger external lights with total wattage of 150 watts - ostensibly intended to trigger a single dual-head fixture with two 75 watt traditional bulbs. Because we are using LED lamps that consumer only 19 watts apiece (CREE 150 watt equivalent replacement - 1500 lumens), we are able to trigger the three RAB fixtures putting out a total of 9,000 lumens and consuming only 114 watts.
Installed correctly, the motion sensor has incredible range and plus obviously more customization options than any "dumb" motion sensor. We measured out the advertised 30 foot nighttime motion sensor range and we have achieved it every time. We have the Spotlight Cam Mount mounted on the exterior wall approximately 9 feet up.
The flood light fixtures are mounted on the soffits for downlighting. Everything has a RAB outdoor electrical boxes behind them (model VXCA) connected with 1/2" outdoor rated PVC conduit.
We had only one minor technical glitch after we installed, which the Ring technical support advanced team was able to fix very efficiently -- When we first installed and went hot, all exterior lights were permanently "on" with no way to turn off. We called Ring tech support and they discovered that the switching relay that controls the external light trigger had not been recognized. Just a couple of clicks and beep boops and their end and it was fixed, no problem. The key was being transferred to the advanced team - the first support rep did not appear to understand the issue and gave incorrect information at first before transferring me to the advanced team.
We have encountered no Wi-Fi issues despite lots of brick and distance, which is an endorsement of the now-discontinued Apple Airport Extreme system.
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Protect your home around-the-clock with Spotlight Cam Mount, a hardwired HD camera with motion-activated alerts, two-way talk, lights and a siren. It connects to electrical boxes for non-stop power and lets you watch over your home from your phone, tablet and PC.
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Love that it triggers external flood lights
The #1 reason we bought the Spotlight Cam Mount was for its ability to trigger external floods (plus of course all the surveillance features). We replaced an old Big Box motion sensor flood light fixture with this Spotlight Cam Mount wired to three new RAB professional dual-head flood light fixtures (model HB2A) to light up three corners of our garage. We designed the system and our electrician professionally installed everything. Wired and installed correctly, the Spotlight Cam Mount can trigger external lights with total wattage of 150 watts - ostensibly intended to trigger a single dual-head fixture with two 75 watt traditional bulbs. Because we are using LED lamps that consumer only 19 watts apiece (CREE 150 watt equivalent replacement - 1500 lumens), we are able to trigger the three RAB fixtures putting out a total of 9,000 lumens and consuming only 114 watts.Installed correctly, the motion sensor has incredible range and plus obviously more customization options than any "dumb" motion sensor. We measured out the advertised 30 foot nighttime motion sensor range and we have achieved it every time. We have the Spotlight Cam Mount mounted on the exterior wall approximately 9 feet up.The flood light fixtures are mounted on the soffits for downlighting. Everything has a RAB outdoor electrical boxes behind them (model VXCA) connected with 1/2" outdoor rated PVC conduit.We had only one minor technical glitch after we installed, which the Ring technical support advanced team was able to fix very efficiently -- When we first installed and went hot, all exterior lights were permanently "on" with no way to turn off. We called Ring tech support and they discovered that the switching relay that controls the external light trigger had not been recognized. Just a couple of clicks and beep boops and their end and it was fixed, no problem. The key was being transferred to the advanced team - the first support rep did not appear to understand the issue and gave incorrect information at first before transferring me to the advanced team.We have encountered no Wi-Fi issues despite lots of brick and distance, which is an endorsement of the now-discontinued Apple Airport Extreme system.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
Installed correctly, the motion sensor has incredible range and plus obviously more customization options than any "dumb" motion sensor. We measured out the advertised 30 foot nighttime motion sensor range and we have achieved it every time. We have the Spotlight Cam Mount mounted on the exterior wall approximately 9 feet up.
The flood light fixtures are mounted on the soffits for downlighting. Everything has a RAB outdoor electrical boxes behind them (model VXCA) connected with 1/2" outdoor rated PVC conduit.
We had only one minor technical glitch after we installed, which the Ring technical support advanced team was able to fix very efficiently -- When we first installed and went hot, all exterior lights were permanently "on" with no way to turn off. We called Ring tech support and they discovered that the switching relay that controls the external light trigger had not been recognized. Just a couple of clicks and beep boops and their end and it was fixed, no problem. The key was being transferred to the advanced team - the first support rep did not appear to understand the issue and gave incorrect information at first before transferring me to the advanced team.
We have encountered no Wi-Fi issues despite lots of brick and distance, which is an endorsement of the now-discontinued Apple Airport Extreme system.
Love that it triggers external flood lights
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
The #1 reason we bought the Spotlight Cam Mount was for its ability to trigger external floods (plus of course all the surveillance features). We replaced an old Big Box motion sensor flood light fixture with this Spotlight Cam Mount wired to three new RAB professional dual-head flood light fixtures (model HB2A) to light up three corners of our garage. We designed the system and our electrician professionally installed everything. Wired and installed correctly, the Spotlight Cam Mount can trigger external lights with total wattage of 150 watts - ostensibly intended to trigger a single dual-head fixture with two 75 watt traditional bulbs. Because we are using LED lamps that consumer only 19 watts apiece (CREE 150 watt equivalent replacement - 1500 lumens), we are able to trigger the three RAB fixtures putting out a total of 9,000 lumens and consuming only 114 watts.Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
Installed correctly, the motion sensor has incredible range and plus obviously more customization options than any "dumb" motion sensor. We measured out the advertised 30 foot nighttime motion sensor range and we have achieved it every time. We have the Spotlight Cam Mount mounted on the exterior wall approximately 9 feet up.
The flood light fixtures are mounted on the soffits for downlighting. Everything has a RAB outdoor electrical boxes behind them (model VXCA) connected with 1/2" outdoor rated PVC conduit.
We had only one minor technical glitch after we installed, which the Ring technical support advanced team was able to fix very efficiently -- When we first installed and went hot, all exterior lights were permanently "on" with no way to turn off. We called Ring tech support and they discovered that the switching relay that controls the external light trigger had not been recognized. Just a couple of clicks and beep boops and their end and it was fixed, no problem. The key was being transferred to the advanced team - the first support rep did not appear to understand the issue and gave incorrect information at first before transferring me to the advanced team.
We have encountered no Wi-Fi issues despite lots of brick and distance, which is an endorsement of the now-discontinued Apple Airport Extreme system.
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