Is this just for wireless doorbells or can it extend wired doorbell range too?
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It works on wired doorbells also. The range is about 40 feet apart from the original bell. It works great and has a variety of chime sounds that you can choose.
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It is meant to wirelessly extend a wired door bell. It works great too! Hope this helps.
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My house is old with wired front and back doorbell buttons. This unit works fine when wired to existing doorbell system.Frank
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This ties into a wired doorbell. It adds a remote speaker that rings the same time a wired bell chimes.
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It extends a wired door bell. It attaches to the wires of your wired door bell noise maker. When it is triggered by someone pushing the button, the wireless one is too.
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It allows a remote extension of your existing wired door bell. The receiver should work anywhere you place it in your home.
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Artur Sadowski,The extend-a-chime is a wireless extention for wired chimes a small transmitter is connected to the existing chime and a plug in unit makes a chime sound when ever the existing chime sounds. This is useful when there is an area in the house that where the existing chime can not be heard. The one I bought on amazon was defective. I did not resolve the problem and ended up adapting a wireless door chime to do the same job. I don't recommend adapting since it took several hours and I could have bought a second extend-a-chime for much less money but didn't want to take a chance on the second one being defective.Dave Artur Sadowski,The extend-a-chime is a wireless extention for wired chimes a small transmitter is connected to the existing chime and a plug in unit makes a chime sound when ever the existing chime sounds. This is useful when there is an area in the house that where the existing chime can not be heard. The one I bought on amazon was defective. I did not resolve the problem and ended up adapting a wireless door chime to do the same job. I don't recommend adapting since it took several hours and I could have bought a second extend-a-chime for much less money but didn't want... » Read More Artur Sadowski,The extend-a-chime is a wireless extention for wired chimes a small transmitter is connected to the existing chime and a plug in unit makes a chime sound when ever the existing chime sounds. This is useful when there is an area in the house that where the existing chime can not be heard. The one I bought on amazon was defective. I did not resolve the problem and ended up adapting a wireless door chime to do the same job. I don't recommend adapting since it took several hours and I could have bought a second extend-a-chime for much less money but didn't want to take a chance on the second one being defective.Dave « Show Less
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Sure can. I am using 2 wireless sirens in addition to the wired one in my application and it works flawlessly. You can add as many as you'd like.
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Well, it does add range to where the doorbell can be heard, so there is that -- but it doesn't have much volume, or the ability to really boost it, which strikes me as odd. I'd say it's more for normal hearing people who want to be able to hear a doorbell if they're in a back room or a basement or something. Give sites like (not sure if Amazon will cut this) 1 800 doorbell a try. I personally just got a DoorBot (sold here at Amazon) that links to your iPhone or Android phone so when someone presses the doorbell, it notifies via app pretty much instantly. (Maybe a few second delay.) Not cheap, but does what I was looking for. Well, it does add range to where the doorbell can be heard, so there is that -- but it doesn't have much volume, or the ability to really boost it, which strikes me as odd. I'd say it's more for normal hearing people who want to be able to hear a doorbell if they're in a back room or a basement or something. Give sites like (not sure if Amazon will cut this) 1 800 doorbell a try. I personally just got a DoorBot (sold here at Amazon) that links to your iPhone or Android phone so when someone presses the doorbell, it notifies via app pretty much instantly. (Maybe a few second delay.) Not... » Read More Well, it does add range to where the doorbell can be heard, so there is that -- but it doesn't have much volume, or the ability to really boost it, which strikes me as odd. I'd say it's more for normal hearing people who want to be able to hear a doorbell if they're in a back room or a basement or something. Give sites like (not sure if Amazon will cut this) 1 800 doorbell a try. I personally just got a DoorBot (sold here at Amazon) that links to your iPhone or Android phone so when someone presses the doorbell, it notifies via app pretty much instantly. (Maybe a few second delay.) Not cheap, but does what I was looking for. « Show Less
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At a quick glance it does not appear that you can use two receivers. You can use up to four doorbells with four different rings. I would call the company directly and ask the question. 605.356.2772
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This is only for expanding the number of wired network ports. It is not intended or designed for wireless use.
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Yes, it would work nicely; as long as you have the set (doorbell button/transmitter And the Doorbell/receiver)
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I live in a double wide,bricked up to conform as a house. That doorbell will work good. The volume control is so good, that you can stick it in one side of the house, and when it rings you can hear it in the the other side. the wife yells at me to turn the volume down. It works real good.
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If I understand you correctly - yes, this doorbell can be wired to the two old wires from your previous doorbell. As far as it being able to mount it on a flat surface, that is possible as long as you have at least a 5/8 inch hole in the trim piece that surrounds the outside of the door. It is very easy to install and after having had mine for over a year it still looks beautiful. Hope this helps!
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Paul, you would want the range extender if you want your cordless phone to reach farther from the base station than it presently does. Product details may tell how much it extends the range. In my case it greatly improved operation of the phone in the barn.
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This device is strickly a range extender. Once tied to you network it broadcasts the same network name (SSID). For example, I have a shop that sits 400 ft from my home. When inside of the shop I only receive 25% wireless signal. I setup the extender at my residence, then unplugged it and move it to the shop. The extender only sees 25 % wireless but boosts the signal in my shop to 100%. This is a great product for 2 story homes or anywhere wireless signal is weak. Just follow the easy setup instructions and it works in less that 3 minutes.
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Hi. This will extend your wifi from downstairs to the 2nd floor so that you have "full bars" again. My router is in the basement and my extender is on the main floor and my laptop works great on the upper floor. Hope that helps!
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If you didn't have a door bell working prior to buying this extender, then it won't work. It is meant to attach to the old unit and when the door bell is pressed, it sends a signal to the remote unit. If you had a working unit prior to buying the extender, then check your wiring.Mine works fine except the original unit plays at a volume lower than before and the extender is quite loud, which is fine for my use.
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Yes it can be used as an additional extension. From what I've read you can add as many as you want. You could have one in each room. Just pair them to the one you have on your router.
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Product description states the extender functions up to 150 feet. Mine is installed about 35 feet from the doorbell and it performs very well.
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Easy installation. Mount transmitter on side of doorbell housing, connect, I believe, 3 wires to doorbell, and set remote where needed. Mine is approx. 50' from transmitter on second floor.
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This is a router, it transmits the signal that the modem is feeding into it. If you are suggesting that it is a range extender for an existing wireless router/modem combo unit, no
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It works very well with SmartThings and for range extension you should use any of the regular wave electric switches which act as repeaters.