A bypassed sensor will not trigger the alarm and will not trigger emergency response for those enrolled in professional monitoring Bypassed sensors will also be listed in the Alarm history event feed. The Ring app will inform you of the bypassed sensors before changing the mode and a push notification will be sent when all sensors are bypassed.

Note: Your Alarm can bypass any sensor when in Home or Away mode.If declined, the Alarm will remain disarmed. That includes devices that are tripped, scheduled to update, or in the process of updating. The app will show a message listing any sensors that need to be bypassed.Select your arming mode (Home or Away).

You are updating your compatible alarm sensor firmware and need to bypass a particular sensor.You’ve pulled the tab on a security device that has been paired to your Alarm or Alarm Pro Base Station, but haven’t yet finished setting up the device.

A particular sensor has malfunctioned but you don't have time to replace it before you need to arm your Alarm again.

Example: You're at home and want to monitor (whether self-monitored or professionally monitored) the exterior sensors but leave the back door open for the dog.

You want to leave a particular sensor unmonitored (whether the system is self-monitored or professionally monitored) while continuing to monitor the other parts of your Alarm.

There are a few reasons why you might do this: When you bypass a device, you instruct your armed Ring Alarm to ignore a particular compatible alarm sensor when the alarm is armed.

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