Can you buy an extra remote door bell button that works with the system
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this is programmed for the remotes it comes with. I do not know if you can add to the unit, but it works great as it is.
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I do believe that, considering this unit has been discontinue by manufacture (despite it's continuous popularity) you can only purchase the remote (separate) from someone offering this systems components - individually. However, I would like to provide further assistance and help you acquire this item if by the time you will receive this reply it will still be needed - and if true please let me know, and I will contact Amazon and seek their advise on what would be the proper way and under what listing (if possible) could I offer the remote only (listing it) so you may be able to purchase it ( I have a few in stock). Please just let me know and I will offer as much help as possible towards providing a pleasing outcome. Thank you and have a wonderful weekend Alina C.
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No. Or at least not directly. You could wire the extra output (usually used for a trunk release) to a remote start unit, but that ends up being awkward. You'd probably want a different alarm.
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YES --- this appears to be just a wireless push button. The Honeywell wireless doorbell comes with a cheaper looking push button. This is a nicer looking push button that can be added to the system. In all, the system can have 6 input devices (push buttons, motion detectors, etc) and each device can be assigned a different ring tone.
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you can press one of the 3 buttons depending on how you have your system set up. Then press your remote button to enroll hear is the link to the instructions https://www.liftmaster.com/CatalogResourcesV3/en-us/shared/files/tucmanuals/114A4388.pdf
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Yes you can. I did just that. I love this unit. It is the best, loudest, visual, and diversified door bell you could ever ask for...
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Yes, bought 1 extra. If you look further on the listing you will find a single unit that matches the system.
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Many of these doorbell receivers use essentially the same board. You can probably buy just about any Zenith doorbell button (on Amazon or elsewhere - use Google) and have it work with a bit of fiddling with the DIP switches on the receiver. I found that the doorbell button with shipping cost almost as much as the doorbell + receiver, so I just got another combo for now. My first unit lasted only a year, so I'll be upgrading to something of higher quality when this one dies.
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i do not know. i called sears and found that my push button out side opener was too old. i ordered one from ebay. it would have been cheaper to go to sears and buy the whole setup with two remotes and a outside keypad included.
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You can use an existing doorbell. That is what I did and it works beautifully.
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Yes, and those are programmable by capturing the remote signal, so virtually the can be any button you want. ( I use CH+/- for the Channels and Vol+/- for the home theater. You can also have two modes for the buttons (Remote 1 & Remote 2)
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Yes, you can wire it into your existing doorbell circuit to activate the chime, or have it activate an alternate bell if desired. I recently installed it as a reversing sensor for my entry gate and have found it to be versatile and well made.
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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.
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If you happen to know the brand and model number of your current system. You might be able to find a compitable remote. In my 93 civic it had an old school alarm with 2 button remote but only 1 button operates the lock and unluck. Then found a compatible remote online that was for a newer model
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
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You purchased a remote ONLY. Let me know if you find a Viper alarm SYSTEM for $40 let me know.
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I don't see where you can buy just the remote part. Appears you have to buy the whole assembly.