Can I use this to replace M&S SYSTEMS DS3B Door Speaker with Bell Button
1186586
I don't know the part number that you're talking about but we replaced an old gold unit this with the newer model and it worked perfectly
1186587
Most all door stations consist of a 45 ohm speaker and a nornally open push button. each device has 2 wires to it that are used. You may need to buy the adapter plate if the stations are different sizes to cover the opening up and allow for different mounting screw placement. The people at M&S; are always willing to help guide you to the correct replacement device.
1186588
Yes you an. The M&S; system D3BN doorbell is designed to operate with intercom system.
2193107
Yes absolutely, you should be able to, all satellite speakers run into acoustic mass, run all your speaker wires into this kit which is connected to your module.
476175
Yes, you can use this as a replacement. You'll still need to sync it with your main unit though (see instructions inside the box)
642008
Yes, you can use 3 different chimes. Mine has been working 2 years without a battery change. The chime is very soft so if hearing is an issue, get a real doorbell.
2020705
Most all door stations consist of a 45 ohm speaker and a nornally open push button. each device has 2 wires to it that are used. You may need to buy the adapter plate if the stations are different sizes to cover the opening up and allow for different mounting screw placement. The people at M&S are always willing to help guide you to the correct replacement device.
1970069
This unit is silent, all digital so the only noise is when it clicks (quiet) to turn on/off. As far as it being a direct replacement, i can't say for sure but they are similar size and the knockout locations are about the same location so i don't see why not.
251817
Yes. There are two screws on the side of the unit (in the picture on Amazon it is on the left side) that allow you to connect your door bell wiring.
601455
It has the ability to but I don't have a doorbell for the back door.Also has the ability to add speakers to it
2258385
I assume the question is for the door bell button device, and not the larger base set. You will have to carefully but forcefully pry off the cover. The cover snaps on so you probably need to use a flat head screw driver to help get the clips past the notches that keep the cover on. Good luck
157173
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.
1190800
What "receiver" do you mean? This is basically a four-wire (maybe 5, bad memory) unit that serves as a door station for an M&S; intercom system. If your system has a doorbell unit built-in to the motherboard, this unit will ring the bell through your intercom system. Our system does not have that feature so I simply hardwired it to a traditional doorbell with transformer.
1630395
Yes you can, all you have to do is program the new bell to the push button.
689248
I don't see why not? you will just have to splice the wire to the speakers since it has it's ownconnection. only thing though is if the surround would be able to drive your new speaker?ig: enough power or same impedance or not, you should find out first cause I don't know if that is relevant or not.....hope this helps......
300006
It should work as it accommodates two different doorbell buttons with two different chimes.
474070
Not sure - I would take speaker to Radio Shack and see if they can match one for you.
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.
583903
Im sorry but i have a aimple door bell i dont know the answer to you question