Can I use this to replace model CC-1M? Ghost Doorbell is ringing by itself.
1768928
We replaced with same part so don't know from one model to another but our doorbell was ringing all the time too. We just replaced with same part and problem solved.
1122801
No. It is connected to the two wires of your old mechanical doorbell. See skybell.com for further information.
2215621
I'm sorry, I don't know that answer. I am using it as is, out of the box. It is the best doorbell I've ever owned.
1583432
Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability.
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John, I apologize that it took me so long to get back with you. If you do a search on the type of key that is comparable to the one you have then I am sure you shouldn't have a problem. Now as far as your alarm system, if you set it up yourself; I would think you wouldn't have a problem. But if it was something that was done by a company (as far as the installation and pairing with your key for remote access) then you may have to take it back to them for service. Just my opinion. I am not an expert. :)
157169
My unit came with a diode across the button. When I later replaced the doorbell button, I had to move the diode to my new button.
601454
We only have one doorbell, but according to the manual, yes it does. "The backdoor button will always play "Beethoven's Fifth"...(or you can) set iChime to play the user recorded audio that is contained in the last selector position." If you don't record anything in that spot, a simple "Ding Dong" will be played.
532940
This doorbell has a standard two tone chime. Just the normal ding-dong. I believe the company makes another model that looks similar and has a different sounding chime.
191919
I am unable to to verify if it would work as a replacement. I used this to replace a much older 473v remote and was still able to successfully pair it with my alarm. I think it will work as a replacement but as to its complete functionality i am unable to ascertain. ( Check review)
2160520
If you can, I sure never figured out how. The doorbell came with absolutely no instructions. I cannot even figure out how to choose just one tune. It cycles through all 36 tunes at my house.
1609569
Sorry, but I can't be sure about this device as I haven't used this particular one, and I hate to guess at it. I'm now using a "Mail Chime" which is really excellent and it saves me a fairly long walk up and down a steep driveway, only to find that the mail hasn't been delivered. It sends a radio signal to the receiver in the house when the mailbox door is opened, and turns on a red light for a visual indication also.
1371606
Not sure which garage opener you have so I can only comment on my system. My opener is not a fixed frequency like most newer ones. These openers are designed as frequency "hopping" for security purposes. This doorbell DOES NOT, in any way, interfere with my garage opener.
2220577
I don't believe it can. And save your $$$. After connecting this to my existing doorbell, it limited the chimes, and the remote unit "dings" once in a great. Not a good purchase
1590012
I'm guessing that the old push button was either dim or not lit at all, and new outside push button glows... If that's the case, I think your transformer is a bit weak, possibly due to the slight increase in load with new button's light. Buzzing is a key clue - the solenoid (electrically powered plunger whose motion would cause the ding dong) is sitting there vibrating, instead of moving cleanly. Assuming your doorbell is a 16V model, Nutone makes a slightly more powerful doorbell transformer, model C907 (Sold on Amazon) - this one can handle two or three doorbells, so it has enough oomph to handle normal loads... Changing a transformer may require a licensed electrician in your area, so please proceed with caution. Good luck!
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.
2220575
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.
1869364
no, your doorbell chime is 16v AC. the SECO Alarm is 12v DC. It will burn out.