Blink Video Doorbell WIRED Install and Setup!

We will walk you through how to replace your old doorbell by adding your blink doorbell to your system as well as hardwire the doorbell to the existing wiring from the old doorbells existing line. Also we installed the corner, or wedge, so we get a better view of the door. This will allow the blink system to work, but also will have your old door bell ring as well.
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If you need help setting up a brand new system my blink camera setup should help:
https://youtu.be/Gze9Sbf45x0

Install Video for the updated backplate:
https://youtu.be/nRji7ofZuik

Install starts 1:09
Wiring of new Blink Doorbell 3:10

Blink Video Doorbell
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Blink Video Doorbell Wedge Mount
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Energizer AA Batteries, Ultimate Lithium Double A Battery, 8 Count
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If setting up system without any existing blink products you’ll need the bundle below!

Blink Video Doorbell + Sync Module 2 BUNDLE! (Needed if you don’t have existing system)
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33 thoughts on “Blink Video Doorbell WIRED Install and Setup!

  1. quick questions for anyone knowledgeable about Blink installation. The voltage coming out of the two wires (pre install of Blink) is 16.5-18.5 volts by my voltage tester. The previous button doorbell worked. I installed the Blink and running the ‘test’ program (chime or music, I had chime and chose that) the doorbell appeared to work. However upon completion, the doorbell did not work from then on. The back doorbell, also attached to same chime box, has continue to work just fine. Do the wires out of the wall have to be installed to certain connections on the Blink? Oh, one other thing. I uninstalled and reinstalled several times (all this after setting up my program and trying to connect it to Alexa – which seems to require that I run the Blink off house currant and not batteries) once again getting it to chime once and then no more. What am I doing wrong?

  2. Awesome, great pointers, could someone tell me or show me how to dismount the doorbell so when batteries need changing, I’ll be ready!!

    1. The key that comes with it (or if you lost that a small flathead screw driver will work) gets inserted into the small slot below the doorbell and this will release the tabs so it can be slid off. Hope this helps and next time it needs batteries I’ll try and remember to film it.

  3. Very nice tutorial video. The only thing i want to add is if you have blink mini camera you can use it for chime. You dont need to hardwire it for tbe chime.

    1. Yes, this will just add the old chime but you can connect it to other devices to alert inside.

  4. Thank you;
    Why the doorbell must keep batteries even when wired…!?¤▪︎☆○•°~`♡🌙🕋💝🔭🔬⚖️🩺🇵🇸☝️. 😖🤔

  5. Grandpa made me watch this when I offered to install it for him, told him I did and then installed it without a video 😂

  6. I removed a simplisafe doorbell that worked fine with a mechanical doorbell and transformer that is currently installed… I wired up a blink door bell and flipped the breaker back on and the test doesn’t seem to work with the mechanical doorbell. Any pointers?

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