can you add more of the same units to work off the one bell button like 2 EXTRA
1019101
YES, you can. I accidentally ordered two but only needed one for the front door (back door is fenced in). It has one remote unit upstairs near living area and second in the bathroom so if I'm in the shower I will know someone is at door.
1019102
I had one on the front door of my ranch home and purchased a second one for the back door. When I first installed it outside of the back door, it ran off the front door receiver. Then the bell fell off the siding and when my husband screwed it on so that it would stay it no longer worked using the front chimes. I put batteries in the second set of chimes and now it works GREAT! The advantage is having two separate songs so that I know which door someone is at!!!
1019103
Yes, I believe you can. My order came with two chime units and one bell button. Both chimes work with the one button. Then I ordered two more chime units and one bell button. All the chimes work with either button. I'm using two chimes and one button at my mother's and saving the others.
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.
2055247
My unit only has one button but there were similar units available with multiple door buttons. Just check carefully before you buy.
119211
I use mine for a single gate and assigned it to one button. Not sure about more multi function.
778413
I don't think so. There are 2 'ringers' but they both work off the same doorbell button.
1605971
Yes, you can! We have 4 and they worked great all together. You use 4 the same way you use 2....you have to aim each remote at each other and hit 'reset'...making sure all 4 light up and make reset noise.
750057
I don't see why not I know you can put more than one in a circuit but not sure the max that would probably strengthen the entire connection but you'd have to get all the clone buttons within 20 seconds or you'll find yourself with 6 different networks in your house
2214824
I don't see why you couldn't add any number of additional remotes. The instruction manual explains how to program remotes and it lists the remotes as an accessory that can be ordered from the manufacturer. It comes with 2 remotes and a wall-mounted opener.
1017928
The item I bought has the motion detector with it, now if you are wanting to add another one I don't know if you can do it with this one without purchasing another unit. Hope this helps!
1405006
No. You could have another stand alone unit side by side for a pleasant effect.
1855161
Yes. It should work for one sound. You will have to add a diode to your door bell button if you want to have multiple sounds.
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.
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.
477746
Not the same unit, but you could put the Shop Keepers Bell on one door and the DC1 on the other. If you need assistance, give me a call during business hours. 8-5 EST 1800Doorbell (366-7235)
1652352
Yes, each door bell unit functions independently. The only thing that may be an issue is the distance between the push button and the receiver located in the apartment. It may be too far for good reception.
2122314
Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work