This small solar panel helps charge any Ring USB-C Security Camera or barrel plug Security Camera ...This small solar panel helps charge any Ring USB-C Security Camera or barrel plug Security Camera with the included USB-C to barrel plug adapter. Its compact design makes it easy to place or reposition. Mount horizontally, then use the adjustable arm with 180 degrees of tilt to get the perfect angle to maximize your solar power. For best performance, Ring recommends at least 2-3 hours of direct sunlight per day. The solar panel is weather-resistant for outdoor use and includes a USB Type-C cable and barrel plug adapter. Setup is easy with the included wall mount and fixings. Ring MPN: 8EASH1-BEU4
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Full details
The Ring Solar Panel is designed for Ring USB-C Security Cameras and barrel-plug cameras, offering continuous power through solar charging. It's perfect for users who want to reduce the need for manual charging or battery replacements. A key benefit is the extended operational time of your security cameras. However, performance is dependent on sufficient sunlight exposure, with a recommendation of 2-3 hours of direct sunlight per day for optimal results. This guide will help you understand and effectively utilize your Ring Solar Panel.
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Model Part Number
8EASH1-BEU4
Brand
Ring
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How much sunlight does the panel need?
Ring recommends at least 2-3 hours of direct sunlight per day for optimal performance.
What cameras are compatible?
The solar panel is compatible with Ring USB-C Security Cameras and barrel-plug cameras (with adapter).
Is the solar panel weatherproof?
Yes, the solar panel is weather-resistant and designed for outdoor use.
How do I install the solar panel?
Use the included wall mount and fixings to secure the panel in a location with direct sunlight. Adjust the tilt for best results.
What is the output voltage?
The maximum output voltage is 5V.
Can I use the solar panel with older Ring cameras?
The solar panel is not compatible with the Stick Up Cam (1st Generation).
How do I clean the solar panel?
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the panel surface. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
Troubleshooting
Camera not charging or charging slowly.
Check the panel's position to ensure it receives adequate sunlight. Clean the panel surface and check the cable connection.
Solar panel not producing power.
Ensure the solar panel is properly connected to the camera. Check for any physical damage to the panel or cable.
Incompatible device.
Verify that your camera model is compatible with the solar panel (USB-C or barrel-plug with adapter).
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reduces the need for manual charging or battery replacements.
Provides continuous power, ensuring your camera is always operational.
Weather-resistant design ensures durability.
Adjustable mount allows for optimal sunlight capture.
Easy to install with included mounting hardware.
Compatible with a wide range of Ring camera models.
Cons
Performance is reliant on sufficient sunlight exposure.
Charging speed may vary depending on the amount of sunlight.
Additional USB-C to barrel-plug adapter needed for some cameras.
Not compatible with all Ring camera models (e.g., first-generation Stick Up Cam).
May require occasional cleaning to remove dust or debris.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation:
Choose a location that receives 2-3 hours of direct sunlight daily.
Use the included wall mount and fixings to secure the solar panel.
Adjust the tilt to optimize sunlight exposure.
Compatibility:
Compatible with USB-C input cameras such as Spotlight Cam Plus and Spotlight Cam Pro.
Compatible with barrel-plug devices: Stick Up Cam Battery (2nd and 3rd Generation), Stick Up Cam Solar (2nd and 3rd Generation), Spotlight Cam Battery, Spotlight Cam Solar, and Alarm Outdoor Siren, when using the included USB-C to barrel-plug adapter.
Not compatible with Stick Up Cam (1st Generation).
Care:
Regularly check the panel for dirt or debris.
Clean the panel with a soft, damp cloth as needed.
Ensure the cable is securely connected to the camera and the solar panel.