My front and side door are both on my door bell (dif chimes) will this work for both or just one?
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The transmitter has wires that attach to both the front and side door connections. The chime unit plugs into any outlet and uses one simple chime for the side door and by changing a small plug you may select among eight different chimes for the front door. Additionally if you add the Thomas & Betts RC3733D Add On Chime you can have a second chime unit any place place in the house where there is an outlet.
300005
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.
300006
It should work as it accommodates two different doorbell buttons with two different chimes.
300007
The sending unit connects to the chime unit itself, which has wiring from both your doors. The extension chime will sound differently for your side and front door, just as your main chine does. There are different connectors in your current chime that allow the different sounds, and the sending unit will hook to both.
1416732
Yes it works. My door bell is on the first floor and the bell is on the second floor. However, it is not a "motion detector" or at least I don't use that feature (if it exists on this model). A guest needs to press the door bell.
2231474
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.
5069
I 'm using this one for 2 door bells and it's work's great. The door bells will only use the powered needed. You won't go wrong buying this one.
630960
Two pieces are mounted, the main chime (pictured) and the narrow rectangular magnet piece. I mounted the main chime on the door and the magnet on the door frame. I would think that as long as you have the width of the narrow piece available on the other side of the door crack then you will be fine. I believe the narrow piece is less than 1/2" wide.
2231475
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.
1527469
I have two, purchased at different times. I have had no problem hearing the chime with either one.
1658910
It works on wired doorbells also. The range is about 40 feet apart from the original bell. It works great and has a variety of chime sounds that you can choose.
1503470
Yes, this is intended for wired doorbells ... simply take the cover off the chime on the wall in your house, and follow the extremely simple and clear instructions to attach the couple of wires to this/your existing chime ... just use the two wires labeled "Front Door" if you only have a front door bell, and use the third wire labeled "Back Door" also if you also have a rear doorbell. I like the two I previously ordered so much I just ordered a third one for my garage workshop! Great range. Great product.
1882114
Maybe is defective cuz all you have to do is set the button on alarm, if the chime work, that means is installed in the rigth way. Make sure the alarm isnt on away mode
109553
No it's not, it's a one way unit. It has to different ringers, one is like a door bell and the other is like a alarm.
1859452
That I'm unsure of sorry. You might have to find another solution that has more features, this one looks to be simple and rightfully so for a doorbell. Alternate option is putting 2 or 3 doorbells at the front and put a note to ring all of them :-) I think that would be fun.
1276160
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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I had no trouble installing the door bell. If you have two wires from your old door bell that is all you need. You may or may not need the diode. Try installing the bell with out it. If it does not work then you need the diode. I have install two door bells at different houses and I needed the diode on both bells. There are installation instructions on line with illustrations if you need more detail.Everyone that rings the bell thinks the music is great. It is a great conservation piece.
1652034
I'm not sure what you mean, If you mount your doorbell on the door, it should work. And the ringer are very loud, you can't miss it. I'd give a try, it's only 10 dollars.
1041831
Search this number on Amazon. You will get the motion detector that works with this chime. RCA902N1004/N
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.