I need two door bells. Will the chime work with two and can I purchase a second doorbell?
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check out ITEM 5 BELOW.... Functions Instruction 1.Door Chime Operation Press the push button on the Transmitter unit once, it sends a wireless signal to the Receiver which will sound. The sound will stop as soon as the melody ends. For repeat sound, press the button again.Hold the button in will NOT repeat the sound. 2.Melody Selection There is a melody selector located at right on the back of the door chime. Press the selector to change different melody. 3.Sound and Flash There is a switch at left on the back of the Receiver. Slide the switch to the left position, the Receiver will work only with sound; slide to the middle position, only LED flash; slide to the right position, sound and LED flash. 4.Volume Adjustment There is a volume button between melody selector and sound-and-flash switch. Press it to adjust the sound volume to be high, medium and low. 5.Auto-learning Code Button There is an auto-learning code button at side of the receiver. If user wants an additional Transmitter to work with the Receiver, he or she needs to press the auto-learning code button once and the Transmitter can work with the Receiver. 6.Nameplate There is a nameplate position on the Transmitter.
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It works on wired doorbells also. The range is about 40 feet apart from the original bell. It works great and has a variety of chime sounds that you can choose.
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Okay, I called Honeywell and they walked me through setting up two chimes one one button. I don't quite understand what I did but their number is on the box.
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No, this unit will not work without an existing doorbell. Search for Wireless Doorbell and you can purchase wireless doorbells that have batteries in the button, and do not require wires.
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At a quick glance it does not appear that you can use two receivers. You can use up to four doorbells with four different rings. I would call the company directly and ask the question. 605.356.2772
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Kevin: You can buy a second ringer and it will ring the main plugged in chimer and the chime needs to be heard when whichever ringer is used. But not sure about if your had two sets if one of the bell ringers will make both chimes ring. Email the website as I did for another question and they get back to me Website on insert and box. Good luck Susan
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Yes. I have my doorbell secured on the outside of my house and it holds up in weather in the chime is about 60feet from the bell and it has different tones to use even Christmas tones. My 20 just have to press every time he comes home. So yes and it's a great price.
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This only has one bell unit(the small blue box), and the other two are receivers to the chime. You can install those anywhere in the house. I'm not sure if you can buy two sets and use two bells for the same receivers. That may be the option.
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My first answer was from my phone. After rereading on my computer I think I understand your question better. From the web I found this description which should answer your question. I would say that the answer to your question is yes.*Works Interchangeably with GE Wireless 7-Sound Door Chimes to Allow Multiple Push Buttons and Chimes to be Added *Add up to 6 Additional Push Buttons Each with an Individual Sound
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hi virginia, this doorbell works great has about 4 different sounds. you do not need another transformer. lou
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Yes, I believe you can. My order came with two chime units and one bell button. Both chimes work with the one button. Then I ordered two more chime units and one bell button. All the chimes work with either button. I'm using two chimes and one button at my mother's and saving the others.
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My unit works both on Chime and Alarm. It is important to align the magnet side properly vertically next to the alarm unit and about a half inch apart. When I arm my unit it beeps once. When I disarm it it beeps twice. I did forget to disarm it one morning and the alarm screemed loudly to let me know and I had to put in the code to stop it. I think the chime is more for the use of a business so you know when someone has entered the shop. You may need to start over and reprogram the unit. If that doesn't work I would return it. Good luck.
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Yes, this is intended for wired doorbells ... simply take the cover off the chime on the wall in your house, and follow the extremely simple and clear instructions to attach the couple of wires to this/your existing chime ... just use the two wires labeled "Front Door" if you only have a front door bell, and use the third wire labeled "Back Door" also if you also have a rear doorbell. I like the two I previously ordered so much I just ordered a third one for my garage workshop! Great range. Great product.
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It isn't designed as a doorbell transformer but it is a very heavy duty unit. It can handle the load of a doorbell without any problem. I used it to control a gas furnace. You may need to change the wiring a little to run two doorbells but it certainly will work.
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We have one doorbell button at our front door that activates two chimes (one on the main level and one in the basement). Both chimes must play the same melody if they are activated by the same doorbell button. The only way to have different melodies would be to have separate doorbell buttons.
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I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
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it is 'electronic' chime. must be wired in and if you want more than one in your house, they must be identical in order to work. that is why I returned mine. It was nice looking, but would not synch with my other doorbell. It also had more tunes than one I ended up with, which was disappointing.