I am looking for a door bell with the Westminster chime. Can you tell me if this door bell has that.
1179139
I am not sure, I googled Westminster chimes and heard a variety bells, similar but from six to twelve notes. This door bell has an eight note sequence similar to Westminster chimes, it's ok but not as resonant as the thirty year old door bell that this one replaced.
1179140
It does not play the Westminster chime, but it is pretty nice melody. It is very beautiful and seems well built, but READ the directions for installation. I had to have both the batteries and the wire connection for it to work as shown for a replacement install.
1179141
Yes. It's the classic chime that's often on clocks; however, it's only the first 8 notes, not the 16 notes that a chime clock would give on the hour. The tone quality isn't as good as most of the older hammer-action chime clocks that were popular 60 years or so ago. However, I'm very happy with the door chime.
1179142
This doorbell does not have a Westminster chime. It is a three note doorbell and a Westminster chime requires four notes. To get a true Westminster chime that is not electronically generated you will have to spend upwards of $600.00. This was a compromise for me as I, too wanted the Westminster chime but did not want to pay so much for that true chime sound. This doorbell is a true chime, it has a very pleasant melody and I am more than satisfied with it. An excellent choice for a very good price.
1179143
Yes it does...this chime has a nice rich tone..I love it and the price is very good..
891345
"Polyphonic tunes" that are approximately 5 seconds long and sound like: (1) many-toned/instrumented (almost organ-y) 'grand entrance'; (2) happy clangy normal doorbell chime (to me); (3) complex dark pianistic tune. I think they are quite nice. I picked (2) as our normal tune and I was thinking of using (1) for winter holidays and (3) for Halloween. They don't sound like snippets of radio tunes, just really fancy doorbell chimes. =)
1775224
There is no speaker for the video or anything. For the doorbell, it's quite loud. I actually requested people use that bell b/c it was louder than our builder-grade doorbell. BUT, we've had it for less than a year and the doorbell stopped working all together.
2071884
Yes it does. BTW, the selection of chime tones and sound quality is excellent.
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.
1638562
It is not a wind chime and you do need to strike it. We have it hanging as a decoration at the entrance to our garden. It is very nice looking.
1735685
Yes. It plays the full chime/song for front door and only 1 or 2 chimes/notes for back door.
1850207
You have to have a phone or something that can receive the wi-fi signal to hear the "ring". The doorbot itself has a speaker, so if you're close to the door you may hear it, but it does not have a separate "bell".
880532
Also try x10.com for devises that will emit a chime when someone approaches your door.
878918
No, there isn't a ringing doorbell but the Christmas wreath that hangs on the door has blinking lights when you push the button.
731399
I don't know. I bought one for side door and one for front door. I use different chime sound for each door.
1854333
This is only the button. If your existing chime is functioning to your liking, this button will not affect it positively or negatively.
539979
I just got mine in the mail and I can assure you that it sounds NOTHING like a door chime. The beep mode sounds like our microwave beeping to let us know that our food is done cooking. We don't have any problem hearing it. The alarm is very loud and sounds like a high pitched siren.
2185217
It does not come with the doorbell button- you will need to buy that separately.
1178023
No I'mPretty sure it's not !I had to buy a new one because my old one was worn out it wouldn't even ring the the bell once it was installed ...I put the new one in insta- doorbell!
1296275
Sorry it took me so long! I have no idea on tardis sound (?) no on your own chime but there are a lot of options
620909
No. Agree it's not annoying. It sounds like a standard two-tone chime--ding, dong. I have a rather large home and do not always hear it from the upstairs master bedroom--furthest room from chime.