Ring Stick Up Cam Battery is an indoor/outdoor camera that sends notifications to your phone and tablet whenever motion is detected. Answer the notification, and you can see, hear and speak to people on camera from anywhere. Place it on a flat surface so you can move it when you need to.

Unlike Spotlight Cam, Stick Up Cam doesn't have built-in lights and can go anywhere indoors or out.

That's why a quick rule-of-thumb for the Stick Up Cam is that, whether you're mounting your camera indoors or outdoors, higher is usually better. Your Stick Up Cam will work fine at about eye-level, but raising it up to about nine feet (outdoors) or seven to eight feet (indoors) will work even better.

Why does Ring tell it's users “Your Stick Up Cam can detect motion as far away as 30 feet.”? See this Ring Support Center article. This implies that the camera won't detect motion farther than 30 feet.

And rings configurable motion detection makes it easier than ever to monitor. Your home. Oh. I see you Timmy Stevenson with rings unique cloud recording feature you can easily access rewind.

All of Ring's cameras record video in up to 1080p HD video resolution. It's the standard nowadays, so expect good-to-great video clarity in the majority of your recordings – but not quite at the level of a hardwired system like Vivint.

Place it. With its flexible swivel mount, Indoor Cam can go basically anywhere - even up high on a wall or ceiling beam. Plus, it's plug-in, making it oh-so-easy to move where you need it.

Yes. The Ring Stick Up Cam Wired is an indoor/outdoor camera, so it can be mounted indoors.

Ring says its cameras can detect movement “up to 155 degrees horizontally” and across distances of up to 25 feet.

During the day, when lighting conditions are optimal, motion-detecting cameras can typically detect human-sized motion up to 50-100 feet away. This range can be affected by factors such as sensor sensitivity, optical zoom, and lens quality.

The motion sensors pick up motion to 90 feet or 27.5 meters, and within a 42-degree angle. The motion sensor, which is located at the bottom of the camera, picks motion up to 100 feet or 30.5 meters, and within a 45-degree angle.

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