Ring Video Doorbell Pro - Install on Stucco

Ring Video Doorbell Pro, drilling and installing on Stucco. I did NOT record myself installing the power kit on the chime, it's surprisingly simple.
I could not find any videos that showed folks installing it on Stucco so I decided to make one. I've installed over 15 of the Ring Doorbells and Ring Pros, so if you have questions about it comment below!
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Shot this on a whim over a month ago and just deciding to publish now. Playing around with Adobe Premiere Pro. Tried to use a lavalier mic
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[@PapaGame]

Use masonry bits goes right through stucco

[@ShervinShares]

good to know! thank you!

[@jessicajones3008]

Thank you!

[@ShervinShares]

thank you for commenting!

[@jeffr337]

Helpful video

[@ShervinShares]

Thank you! Got it installed properly?

[@ajfam871]

Thanks bro. Very helpful.

[@ShervinShares]

glad it was! thanks for commenting!

[@vividvacationrentalstellur9894]

Did you use the screws that came with the install kit or did you use a different kind of screw for stucco?

[@ShervinShares]

I used the ones in the install kit

[@emanandchill]

Thanks.

[@ShervinShares]

Anytime!

[@emanandchill]

@@ShervinShares lol i installed my camera months ago with your help. :D

[@ShervinShares]

I’m just getting back to replying to comments haha, trying to be better with it

[@myreviews1783]

Do you need a hammer drill or is a regular drill okay? And what kind of drill bit did you use for the pilot hole?

[@ShervinShares]

Regular drill is ok, but it may take longer depending on your stucco. I don’t remember the drill bit I used, but anything smaller than the Ring one should be good enough.

[@ubreakitirepairit3569]

Guess you didn't see him using a regular drill in the video.

[@hiimdominic3780]

@@ubreakitirepairit3569 I'm dead 😂💀 lol

[@hiimdominic3780]

Do you have to sand down the stucco?

[@drrobert7543]

So I found my drill walked all over the place and the holes ended up off the mark. Fixable with effort but annoying for first time trying to drill through stucco.

[@ShervinShares]

that's the biggest challenge with drilling on stucco, takes time to learn

[@TejasHullur]

nice

[@ShervinShares]

Ahhh I need to delete this video

[@bslomof-1901]

Hi, can I please ask, why didn't you install it on the other side of your door, where the entrance is?

[@ShervinShares]

That was requested by apartment folks!

[@K-Z1]

The neighbors I see, has their doorbell button installed on opposite side of their door as well. I guess that's just personal preference😌

[@ShervinShares]

@@K-Z1 oh ya the Ring Pro requires constant power. And the doorbell powerline was already in this spot, so I actually had no choice. You have to install it where the old doorbell was unless you rewire the walls.

[@ShervinShares]

Ring pro requires wired power and that's where the previous doorbell wiring was!

[@sherikream]

Have any tips for installing the ring pro if the my original doorbell location is too narrow for the ring pro?

[@sherikream]

Shervin Shaikh will the wires be subject to water contact during rain/snow? If I use the ring plates?

[@ibhaw9548]

any thoughts on how to make this waterproof/weatherproof?

[@ShervinShares]

It already somewhat is. Maybe a seal near the back can help

[@kdlcTHEGATHERING]

The actual

[@urbansolis]

Sir if I am not mistaken, I believe you are supposed to install the bracket ?

[@ShervinShares]

Yes that is only for the classic Ring. Ring Pro does not have a bracket.

[@asupshik]

@@ShervinShares You may need to install angle bracket for Pro as well.

[@ShervinShares]

Angle bracket serve a different purpose. They’re totally optional and used if you want to angle the Pro a different direction.

[@quiapodz]

what size masonary bit did you use?

[@ShervinShares]

i'm sorry this video is so old i don't remember

[@alexanderpiano1506]

How do you guess the drill bit size?

[@ShervinShares]

eye it i guess?

[@drrobert7543]

Is this real stucco or the modern engineered stucco?

[@ShervinShares]

great question, I'm not totally sure

[@liberty5069]

I have that new lightweight stucco and a screw will not stay in it. That's the problem I'm trying to solve.

[@liberty5069]

I have that new lightweight stucco and a screw will not stay in it. That's the problem I'm trying to solve.

[@KeyOn_M6]

I'll have to show you where to grip the drill for more efficient drilling.

[@mrb9502]

Also teaching about safety is facing shouldn't have his eyes be so close to what he's drilling unless he's wearing a face shield.

[@rubena4454]

U need anew hammer drill wit abit bro

[@ShervinShares]

A bit!

[@lani0426]

Sir, my doorbell is mounted on the side of my security door. Where could I mount the Ring?

[@ShervinShares]

If you get the battery powered, you can mount it anywhere!

[@justins5195]

hi does the ring pro work in 220voltage?

[@Zsoltnlv]

If your doorbell has a transformer, then it doesnt matter what voltage the primary is... youre feeding it from your doorbell transformer's secondary (16-24VAC) side

[@Zsoltnlv]

Shervin Shaikh ... hence me saying the secondary had to be a certain voltage.