does it make a chime
1750049
If you can call it a chime. It is more like a clunk, clunk than a chime. I have never heard such a poor quality sound from Baoding Balls.
1750050
There is a chime, it takes a good bit of shaking for it to happen though. Seems to be impossible to find them without a chime. It's actually a rather "tin" sound and not what i think of when i think of a chime.
1750051
Yes, they chime. Not really loud or anything, but it's a pleasant, mellow little sound.
1750052
Yes; as the balls are moved/rotated in the hands there is a gentle chiming sound.
680056
It does chirp, but not all that loud. It chirps once when you arm it, and twice when you disarm it.I love this alarm. It was a perfect fit for my 02 Goldwing 1800. By the way, I don't think the chirpfrom the alarm will disturb the baby.
1179141
Yes. It's the classic chime that's often on clocks; however, it's only the first 8 notes, not the 16 notes that a chime clock would give on the hour. The tone quality isn't as good as most of the older hammer-action chime clocks that were popular 60 years or so ago. However, I'm very happy with the door chime.
1236766
I am not familiar with the chime you mentioned, so in all honesty I cannot answer your question.
1017527
It's a quick chime, but it is loud. If you had the alarm setting on, yes, you'd lose your hearing and your mind if you let it run the whole time you were looking. But if you just have it on 'chime' you will have the quick chime notification (which is quite loud) but then it would be silent.
2111590
Answer here...Only chimes once, does not continually chime till door is closed
846001
You have the option to change chime by inserting or removing the little pin. This device is so simple - just install the battery. plug-in the bell and glue the bell button outside. That is all you need to do.
1820556
The first chime will sound for 5 to 6 iterations (about 10 to 15 seconds). It can be heard throughout the house. The alarm function will tell your neighbors that a sensor has been tripped. It is so loud as to be something you won't want to use unless you're almost deaf. I only use the chime position.
1717794
Yes, you can wire it into your existing doorbell circuit to activate the chime, or have it activate an alternate bell if desired. I recently installed it as a reversing sensor for my entry gate and have found it to be versatile and well made.
1553720
yes...... you can set the device up to a 5min and 1min, interval it will vibrate, chime or both (your choice)
142206
No, and the alarm is extremely loud. I use the chime it is loud enough to here if my ASD son is entering an area of the home he is not permitted to.
2045331
If you mean " door chime" as in every time a door is opened, it would produce a chime and let you know, yes. It would do that when the system is on, but not activated. In essence, it lets you know every time a door is opened. It could do it for multiple doors, if you purchased additional contacts.
2249056
It has two. One sounds like a ding dong chime. The other is really loud klaxon sound. The only issue i had with this was placement if the reciever. It "almost" had to be line of sight. It did work on small objects aka critters the size of house cat setting it off. Which to me is great. That small means it will get the bigger critters too. Was in an apartment and the patio was easy to get to. Thats why i got it and it let me know who or what was out there if i was in another room.
1719801
One configuration of the basic unit comes with two (2) buttons. There are multiple tones that can be assigned to a button to differentiate between say the fromt and back doors. I use the typical chime for the fromt door an a trumpet tune for the back door through which I enter my home.
649003
Yes, it is excellent for that sort of thing, you can put it on chime and a loud chiming sounds every time the door is open. On any door also.
230334
No it does not make sound. It is only the Sensor, it would need to be connected to a Security system with a separate alarm
1882113
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.