what door chime do i need with the ge 19211 push button
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I bought the 19216 which came with a unlighted one so I bought the 19211 which works good
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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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Yes you do need the chime as well. I bought the chime and 1 button set through Amazon and a second spare button for my back door. Here's the set Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button
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I have not been able to get two chime units to work off single button. Information below appears incorrect. Would appreciate info if someone has found how to do it.
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YES its pretty simple to install if you follow the instructions you activate chimes for as many doors as you like if have installed door contact
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Follow the instructions in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETUB7YPtsIk (same as Peter's instruction).If the push button on the old combination receiver/wall button is good, everything should work.If the push button on the old combo unit is bad, it can be replaced with a simple door bell push button.
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I am not familiar with the chime you mentioned, so in all honesty I cannot answer your question.
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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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No that is not correct and my push button measures approximately 3 x 1.25 x.3. The receiver I purchased [Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button]measures 5 x4 and as stated, it came with a push button. I purchased this to have a second push button at another entrance. Hope this helps. I apparently did not even look at the dimensions when I purchased! Lucky me.
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YES --- this appears to be just a wireless push button. The Honeywell wireless doorbell comes with a cheaper looking push button. This is a nicer looking push button that can be added to the system. In all, the system can have 6 input devices (push buttons, motion detectors, etc) and each device can be assigned a different ring tone.
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Yes. If you slide the button the button on it's side, you can turn it off before you open the door, or change it from alarm to an entry chime.
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It does not come with a transformer and buttons. I used the ones that on hand when using my old door chime. They can be purchased at Lowes or Home Depot.
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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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I got these instructions from SadoTech directly. I have suggested to SadoTech that these notes be included with the door chime. They also have a video guide that they can send you. However, removal of the circuit board is not demonstrated clearly. Note: You will need a teeny tiny screwdriver, like for eyeglass repairs, for the screws on the circuit board. 1) Upon removing the button cover you will see the circuit board and two small screws holding it in place. 2) Remove these two screws by unscrewing it from the circuit board. 3) Then wiggle the circuit board out of the button case. 4) You will see the back of the button with bare plastic and hole guides for the new screws you will use. 5) To use the supplied screws, drill a starter hole into plastic case and into your desired location. 6) Then screw in tightly the button case to your location 7) After this, then place the circuit board back in and screw it back on. 8) Apply the button cover and you should now be good to go!
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Based on the button design, I would bet that multiple 19216 receivers would work with the doorbell. The bigger problem would be whether the additional receivers would be close enough to the button to get the signal.
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All the chimes are pre set. It is simple to choose the chime you want. I am not sure what a diode is. I just installed it and it has been working ever since.
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The doorbell will work great with up to six pushbuttons. Only one comes included in the package. The included pushbutton can be found at Honeywell RPWL300A1007/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button