Which motion detector product do I buy to use with this door chime?
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Search this number on Amazon. You will get the motion detector that works with this chime. RCA902N1004/N
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Search this number on Amazon. You will get the motion detector that works with this chime.RCA902N1004/N
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This one I purchased : )...It has both:: door chime along with various chimes/tones and the blinking lights too. The door chimes have a lever to make the chime higher volume or lower volume or no volume, and only leave the blinking lights on. I hope this answered your question. It's not irritating at all/quite pleasant sounds to choose from.
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I did not buy a motion detector but I love the door bell. You may hae a good idea about the motion dectector. If you decide please let me know.
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What i did was i attached this remote to the second floor chime that already is Pre wired from the front door. And i Installed the second chime that is compatible with the remote on the first floor. This way both the chimes work when someone presses the switch on front door. This remote comes with complete instructions on how to do that.
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Not sure I changed mine after six months as I do the smoke detectors. The batteries and the chime were working well, just my way of doing things.
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This system specifically, I am not sure. I used to install systems for an ADT dealer. We used masking techniques to stop false alarms. Basically white electrical tape placed inside the lens of the motion detectors in areas that a cat or dog would be blocks false alarms. You have to take time taping and checking repeatedly so you know what areas actually trigger alarms. Block off stairs and the lower region to about knee height so animals on the ground won't trigger alarms. The location of the motion detectors matters as well. These motion detectors in this kit do not have processors for animals. That type of sensor is much larger having two actual sensors. The system will arm without the motion detectors.
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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.
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Not sure which add a chime you have but the RC3733D I have does not have a battery, it plugs into the wall and receives it's signal from the transformer attached to the house main door bell.
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Here on Amazon or Google shopping. Search motion sensor. I see zenith ones. Should work fine with yours.
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never used the motion detector. It is just a very good device. Last one lasted over 10 years.
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Yes, it's called test mode but works just fine. It's meant to test a sensor but I leave it on all the time to be notified when my kids open a door. It's actually a dual chime like ding...dong. Not ding. I don't have a motion sensor installed though. If you are familiar with programming alarm panels you can configure the motion not to chime when in test mode.
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Use 120 volt motion detector module from Home Depot or Lowes. Hook white wire and blue to low side of line(White); Hook black wire to high side of line(Black); Hook green/Yellow to ground wire of line(Green); Hook red wire and brown together with wire nut.Jim Hanson
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There is no alarming function or motion detection with this device. When someone pushes the button, it rings the bell, the display turns on allowing you to see who is at your door.
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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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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!
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It is a motion detector. You can add extra transmitters... they sell them here on ebay for about $75. I'm not sure how many transmitters the receiver can accommodate, but it will work with more than one.
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Yes you do need the chime as well. I bought the chime and 1 button set through Amazon and a second spare button for my back door. Here's the set http://www.amazon.com/Honeywell-RCWL300A1006-Premium-Portable-Wireless/dp/B001CMLAZ4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1370576753&sr=8-1&keywords=honeywell+battery+operated+door+chime
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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.
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Your going to need the other motion sensors, they are "pet" friendly and are designed to not go off with smaller pets. I believe that is another package with those units, they are only about $5 more each.