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Tom_Ring

Hi @Arthurkwu. There's not enough information to provide a definitive answer. What I can tell you is that in order for a Ring Alarm to be professionally monitored, the location has to have an address that can receive mail from USPS. Take an apartment complex for instance, the main address can be "123 Example St. USA" but the persons specific address is "123 Example St. USA, apt. D". So if the condo is setup like this, then yes. If not, you can still have multiple Ring Alarm systems, but only 1 will be professionally monitored. This Help Center article [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005322066-Understanding-Monitoring) has more information.

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18-10-2022 19:07:57

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NellieG

We have three separate buildings at our address/post code and would like to have separate systems on each that we can active separately. Dont need professional monitoring - how can we do this? If separate base units can they be on the same IP address router and will they each work with Alexa - for eg can we say Alexa arm the shed or garage and disarm the house? We basically want three indecent zones and to control from the app and with Alexa. Thanks

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12-12-2023 10:50:04

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Caitlyn_Ring

Hi @NellieG. Do these three buildings all share the exact same address? You can only set up one Ring Alarm system per address/Location in the Ring app, whether it’s Professionally Monitored or not. If these buildings all share the same address, you’d likely need to explore a different avenue of security as you cannot set up multiple Ring Alarm systems at the same address.

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13-12-2023 18:49:33