Installing a Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus

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24 thoughts on “Installing a Ring Floodlight Cam Wired Plus

  1. What 2 wires did you connect to give straight power to the switch? I have the same situation and would like constant power to the camera.

  2. What did you do with the copper wire after nutting the two wires together behind the blank plate? Just tuck it inside?

    1. No. I just removed the switch. The toggle switch just opens and closes the hot circuit. If you connect ground to a hot wire you are going to short circuit the breaker or start a fire

  3. Thank you… sir.
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    You sound like a robot my man

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