UPDATE July 1, 2017: Ring (Joshua Roth, Chief Technology Officer) has pushed a customįirmware to my three Ring Floodlight CamsĪnd forced a minimum video bitrate of 5 Mbps on one cam and 3 Mbps on the other two cams. (from a PoE switch plugged into your main router) to your cam location. Of course, all of this will only work if you can run Ethernet And if you need light at the cam location, just add a good old fashioned Since has been a Ring Stick Up Cam, Elite version, using PoE and Ethernet (so, NO wireless issues WIRED Ethernet and you can avoid ALL WiFi problems. That way Internet to the cam is via (ultra-reliable) Stick Up Cam, rather than using the Ring Floodlight cam.

So, keep your existing motion floodlight and just add this new Which has PoE (Power over Ethernet), allowing you to ditch Wi-Fi altogether!

(which adds 802.11ac 5-GHz Wi-Fi support), or NEW alternatives: There are now two great alternatives to the Ring Floodlight Cam: (plus lots of other Ring cam related information)ĭ/ring - J- Version 5.1b (updated 1)

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