A lot of cameras?
More than one screen?
Video Wall turns any Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, or Roku into a live wall of your Ring cameras — on the lot, the floor, the yard or the front desk. Tell us what you’re running and we’ll help you set it up.
You already own the cameras. Video Wall puts them on a screen where people can actually see them — the back office, the service desk, the guard station — using a streaming device from any electronics shop. Nothing to rack, nothing to wire, no separate recorder.
Where it gets bigger — a lot of cameras, several sites, screens that have to behave a particular way — we’ll work on it with you directly.
What you get
No cap on how many cameras go on a wall — forty across a lot, a dozen per building. The standard plan covers 10 TVs; for larger deployments we lift that. Tell us how many screens you need.
Priority support straight to the people who build the app. No ticket queue, no first-line script. If a screen goes dark, you're talking to someone who can fix it.
Fixed layouts, a specific camera order, longer cycle timings, kiosk behaviour on boot. If your setup needs something the app doesn't do yet, ask — much of it is a small change for us.
Pairing a dozen screens across sites is a different job from pairing one at home. We'll get the Ring side organised with you and walk your team through it.
No server to rack, no installer to book, no recorder in a closet. A streaming device on an HDMI port and the cameras you already own are on the wall.
Reviewed and approved by Ring, listed in the Ring App Store. Video never passes through our servers — feeds go straight from Ring to your screens.
Who we work with
Businesses already running walls on Video Wall today.
The lot after hours, the service drive, the wash bay and the key room — on a screen in the sales office instead of a phone in someone's pocket.
Stages, edit suites, and the equipment cage. Know who's in the building and what's still on the shelf without walking the floor.
Lobbies, entrances, garages, corridors and the amenity spaces. A screen at the front desk and another in the management office, each showing what that desk needs.
Security cameras for apartment buildings →Entrances, reception and the file room in front of whoever mans the desk. Quiet, unattended, and nobody has to open an app.
Multiple client sites on one screen at the dispatch desk, with Auto-Cycle moving through outer cameras when nobody's watching closely.
Jobsites, yards, gates and loading bays. A screen in the trailer or the shop that stays up through the working day, and one at the office showing every active site.
Security cameras for construction sites →Entrances, parking, children's areas and the hall — visible to whoever's on duty, on a TV the organisation already owns.
One thing worth knowing up front: Video Wall shows the cameras on a Ring account, so a multi-site setup works best when those sites sit under one account — or one account per site, one wall each. Tell us how yours is organised and we’ll say straight away whether it fits.
Runs on what you already buy
Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, and Roku — off-the-shelf streaming devices, and you can mix them across sites.
Tell us what you’re running.
How many cameras, how many screens, how many sites — that’s enough to start. We’ll come back with what it takes, and say so plainly if we’re not the right fit.
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