Is the RECEIVING unit wireless? I would like to hang it on the wall right next to my security alarm panel, but there is no outlet near there.
372974
The sensors are wireless and battery operated, but the "receiving unit" with audible and visual alarm indicators is wireless but not battery operated, it needs an outlet to be plugged in.
372975
It has to be plugged into the wall for AC power, though the signal reception from the transmitters is wireless.
1815960
Thanks for your inquiry. This doorbell is wireless and the hard-wire one is not available on our store. So sorry for this.
2031033
U can connect it to a power socket directly, ie no wire. Doesn't mean it has Wifi ;)
1924560
I have mine hanging on the wall next to my TV stand. When I first got it I had it laying on top of the stand. I haven't had too much trouble getting signals. I have a couple stations that pixelate but they did that when I tried the window too so the tower for those stations probably is too far away or something.
1882376
Mine is plugged in to an outlet. I don't know if it can be wireless. I use it in a classroom suspended from a ceiling. It is great. I can project without darkening the room.
1487133
Yes. Onelinks link. As stated in one of the bullets: "Interconnects with other First Alert ONELINK enabled alarms to create a wireless safety network". Bear in mind that they do not link very far. IE, link them next to each other and then try a mounting location prior to drilling the holes in the wall. Items within the walls like wiring and ductwork block the wireless signal so a slight move may make a lot of difference.
2226255
Edward, it is not a wireless unit. It requires a hardwire feed into it from either your modem, router, or other Internet source. The outputs are hardwired also - CAT6 Ethernet cables.
2116223
The unit plugs into a regular 120 volt wall outlet (AC). Mine is mounted in my basement, near a window. The boundary wire that is buried in my yard connects into the transmitter through a small hole I drilled into the window frame. The transmitter plugs directly into the wall outlet in the basement.
1959503
It's not wireless, it's big and ALL cabling has to go through it since the amplifier is built into the subwoofer. The cabling to the soundbar is pretty short (and proprietary) about 10 ft, so it needs to be close to the TV instead of being places somewhere unobtrusive.
2085815
It's not wireless capable out of the box. You'd have add a wireless transmitter and receiver to it.
821416
It is not wireless. However, the unit I received was missing the wired part, which I ordered separately after researching the requirements. The unit did not work. I would not advise purchasing it. I threw it away.
620819
This unit requires wiring into the wall - it is a very straight forward (easy) hook up. One could, I guess, attach a plug and cord, but additional considerations such as strain relief for the cord would apply.
1749199
There is no visual indication, and the sound is somewhat softer than a standard doorbell. The advantage provided is that you can place the receiver anywhere you can access an AC power outlet. For example, you could use an extension cord to place it on a table next to a favorite chair. You can also purchase several units, use only the transmitter from one, and place the receivers in different rooms. That's what we've done in the two upstairs room where we can't hear the doorbell if we close their doors. My wife has a hearing loss, and she has no trouble hearing the receiver there.
195044
Yes it is wireless. The wire that you see sticking out from the unit is the antena. Works great in a Z-wave home network.
912973
This outdoor version I have has alarm contacts. Depending on your audio source, you should be able to either wire direct or through a relay.
1590268
Its not wireless...here is a usb wire to plug into the computer to charge it and an auxiliary cord to plug into your device
1540268
No, this is not a wireless system - Everything is hard-wire. Warning: Please do not trust a wireless system (They do not work properly).