can one push button work with two separate chimes
298568
Yes... I have one chime in my house and one in the detached garage for when my husband is out there working on his truck.
1459284
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.
846563
I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2 pushbuttons, but the range was poor and the batteries didn't last long. I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2... » Read More I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2 pushbuttons, but the range was poor and the batteries didn't last long. « Show Less
1216360
Yes, I'm controlling two with mine. But you can't control them separately. Both my doors close with one push of the button.
2055248
It comes with one and it works fantastic. I believe you would need 2 other push buttons.
1993886
It should. Most of their buttons and chimes are interchangeable. Very simple to set up and works really well.
98607
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
1527468
Mine was the same way. I found a different solution by using a wireless chime. It was a lot of work. I rigged the button to connect to the wired chime. It only worked for one door. Not 2 doors like the extend a chime. But at least it could be heard. Sometimes this stuff doesn't work. What are you going to do?
28126
I'm confused by the question - to me, the doorbell is the receiver (i.e. the pictured device that has the chime in it), and the doorbell button (doorbell push) is the transmitter. You can certainly connect multiple transmitters to the bell unit. I have not tried it, but I can't think of any reason why each doorbell button couldn't be picked up by more than one chime unit - the programming procedure implies that the chime learns the identity of the bell push (or other transmitter device), not that they are tied to one another in a 1-to-1 relationship.
1855159
We had a two chime doorbell and needed a new solenoid when we installed the heath/zenith which has a much longer series. I don't see how you could program custom sounds but there is a choice of two or three different sequences that are pre-programmed -as well as a volume control. I like the sound of our Heath/Zenith. It is also easy to hear.
77952
I don't know about using them in pairs. We have a simple pushbutton entry. The batteries last a year or so on ours, but we don't have a whole lot of traffic. We use Duracells.
1714535
That is the button that came with it. You can contact Honeywell and see if there are other push buttons that can be purchased that can be synced to the chime. I think you can get different push buttons.
1975048
No, one button operates all three. You can turn down the music or change the song.
1132097
I think it does because you can order the nutone wireless button separate and it will work on that unit. So I don't see why it can't work having two. The buttonwill just send out radio waves and the two units will pick it up. Besides if it doesn't Amazon will gladly let you return it free of charge :) And also it will probably dependon how far apart the button is from 2nd receiver. Its not high tech and the signal might be weak if the distance is too far apart.
1102964
I perched 2 sets so I could have 1 push button activate 2 receivers at the same time. Apparently, my sets have 2 different frequencies. I believe the manufacture randomly sets the doorbells to have different frequencies. I was unlucky with my order and you by chance did not receive what you wanted. I suggest you return one set and ask for a replacement. The chance of you receiving a matching frequency is very unlikely.
1236763
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.
37335
Yes, I have it installed in an older home which had 3 separate door push buttons, I used the existing wiring and each door has a different chime tone. There are plenty of different tones to chose from for each push button and they can be changed later if you want.