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If you still can't install your Contact Sensor (2nd gen), click here.Ĭontinue reading to learn more about how to install Contact Sensors on different types of doors and windows.īest options for installation: The basic flat panel door is the easiest type of door to install sensors on. Open your door or window to confirm that the Contact Sensor detects when the door or window is opened and closed.Install the Sensor and Magnet and make sure that they are within the required 1-inch maximum detection gap.Attach the mounting bracket to the Riser.Slide the Contact Sensor off of its mounting bracket.Disarm your Ring Alarm system using the Ring app or Keypad.To install the Contact Sensor Riser, follow these steps: * The Riser only works with the Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (2nd generation). Use these accessories as needed to improve the positioning and function of your Contact Sensor. It also comes with an additional Magnet that is 3/8th inch (10mm) taller than your original one. The Riser adds 3/8th inch (10mm) in height to the Contact Sensor. Window and door finishes are sometimes uneven and prevent the sensor and magnet from being within the required 1-inch maximum detection gap. If you are still having a problem getting your Contact Sensor positioned correctly, a Ring Alarm Contact Sensor Riser (sold separately) could be the solution. Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (2nd generation) You can add an Open Window Magnet to keep your home secure while you get fresh air. If you don't have space to fit the whole Magnet on your door trim, you can remove the internal magnet and mount that piece inside. Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (1st generation) You can install the Contact Sensor using the included mounting tape or screws and anchors.Make sure to use Contact Sensors indoors.Don't use the Contact Sensor on the side of the door with the Hinge.When mounting the Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (1st generation), make sure the notches are lined up.(2nd generation) The Sensor and Magnet should be no more than 1" apart

(1st generation) The Sensor and Magnet should be no more than 1/2" apart

The Sensor and Magnet need to be close together.

One part should be mounted on the door or window, the other on the trim - but it doesn't matter which one goes where.

The Contact Sensor is made up of two parts - the Sensor and the Magnet.

There are some things to know before you begin: Note: If you're installing a Ring Alarm Contact Sensor (2nd gen), click here. Ring Alarm Contact Sensors are designed to keep doors and windows in homes and businesses secure.