Ring Launches Access Controller Pro 2 for Improved Remote Gate Control

SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Ring announces the launch of Ring Access Controller Pro 2, a second-generation device intended to make it easier than ever for users to remotely grant gate access to visitors.

Now, supporting both cellular and Ethernet connectivity in one single device, Ring Access Controller Pro 2 enables customers to unlock their electronically-controlled gate and offers secure, in-gate delivery services with Key by Amazon.

The new device features a smaller form factor for a sleeker look and easier installation, well-suited for gated single-family homes or small, multiunit apartment buildings.

Ring Access Controller Pro 2 is said to enhance existing, compatible electrical access gates and enables customers to remotely operate entryways directly from their Ring app, as well as receive secure, in-gate, eligible Amazon package deliveries via Key by Amazon.

Customers can also connect Ring Access Controller Pro 2 to Ring Video Doorbells and Security Cams to see, hear and speak with visitors before letting them in. If users don’t have a Ring video doorbell or camera set up with Ring Access Controller Pro 2, they can still use it with Key by Amazon. Customers can control their delivery preferences via the Key by Amazon app.

The new controller is now available in the United States on Ring.com and Amazon.com. Professional installation is required.

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