Can I buy several and have all the chimes work from one push button? I want multiple chimes so I can hear the doorbell from anywhere in the house.
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I doubt they would all be in the same frequency for 1 button to access all.. as well doubt someone try it.. you would have to buy 2 sets and see if it will work.. but I can say the sounds are very loud so you will hear them from a distance..
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I received 2 sets today and they are coded differently and there appears to be no instructions to change the coding. My idea was the same as yours so now I have 2 sets of independent buttons and bells.
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This is only the button. If your existing chime is functioning to your liking, this button will not affect it positively or negatively.
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it hooks into the exisiting unit, so if you have different units you need at least one 'sender' unit for each- you would probably be able to trigger a singular receiving unit ( the actual external chime) from the two I am pretty sure.
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I don't recall all 6 of the chime offerings. One is the default chime (ding-dong) which is what we ended up selecting. There are several variations of this in case you had more than one doorbell location. Back door (ding), etc. There is also a Westminster chime but that sounded like our grandfather clock. There a couple of more modern chimes.
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My system has four buttons in various locations around my home. They all ring to the one chime . You could add a wireless receiver with a speaker in various locations. That would pickup the chime and send to sound to that additional speaker.
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I cannot verify, but i believe so! you are simply programming each system to one pushbutton. If you already have a wired doorbell, you can use this to extend. So when your wired pushbutton is pressed, your wired doorbell will ring downstairs and your wireless will ring upstairs
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It must be wired in parallel with the chime, which can be done at the chime or the other end of the chime wires, at the transformer. That's assuming all the wires for your chime go back to the transformer. One wire might go straight to the transformer, while the other wire(s) go straight to the button(s). You wouldn't be able to hook it up at the transformer that way. If all the wires meet up at the transformer, you can, but it won't be as obvious which wire is which.
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I can't answer that question. I do know that the two push buttons that come with the unit have different signals so be careful when installing. One sends a signal for the front door which is the chime. The other button sends a signal for the back door or other location and is the typical door bell (ding/dong). I would assume the buttons are unique to the unit. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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This is just the piece you use as the outside doorbell. You need the "Chimes box" for the inside of the house. In the product description it says that this works with "RCWL300A, RCWL330A and all Décor Series Wireless Chimes." We purchased the "Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button" along with this additional button because we have two entrances to the house. I hope this was helpful to you.
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What I see pictured here is just the wireless push button that activates the chime unit.Yes you do need to buy the chime unit. The chime unit I bought came with one of the wireless push buttons pictured here. We bought two additional ones to cover every door in our home. We have had the unit for several months now and it works great. We are very pleased with the Honeywell system.
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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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You can choose any of the six chimes you want to use. Of the six we picked two of them and bought a second button. We use one chime for the front door and a different chime for the back door. We know which door a person or delivery comes too. I guess if you had six doors you could use six different chimes. If you only want a chime on one door, you could choose one of six chimes.
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A single push button can trigger many alarm units. I have 4 units ringing off one pushbutton. Very reliable, great range.
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Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
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Amazon carries two that work with the GE19216 wireless door chime: just search for GE 19210 Wireless Push Button, or if you would like a lighted LED version, GE 19211 (quite a bit more expensive, though)
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I don't know. I bought one for side door and one for front door. I use different chime sound for each door.
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yes I have one upstairs and one downstairs. The only problem I have it that the chimes are off so when the doorbell rings it sounds terrible, but heck at least I know someone is at the door. The other problem I had was that I had no idea my neighbor had the same unit so every time someone rang her doorbell, mine would ring also. The same would happen to her so we'd see each other opening our doors. It took us about 2 weeks of thinking someone was playing 'ring and run' before we both realized we had the same doorbell. LOL It was an easy fix though and now it's all good.