Can I use the push button on the counter with this unit?
485294
This particular unit does not come with a switch. In most applications, a typical wall switch is located someplace in the sink's vicinity. It is common practice for competent electricians to install a separate circuit to meet electrical codes along with the activation switch. Also, a switch should be used that is capable of starting and interrupting the disposal's 3/4 HP motor. Your question seems to imply that you have an already established button from a previous disposal installation. The button probably will have sufficient capacity to operate the InSinkErator but one should check the nameplate rating of the previous unit. If the original disposal had a 3/4 HP rating or more, the button should operate the new one. If the original was a lower rating (example: 1/4 HP, 1/2 HP, etc.), the button may still work but may become hot. Of course, if the button gets hot while running, then use should be discontinued. If you are still concerned about the button's functionality or capability, it would probably make sense to check with a local electrician or someone with a good working knowledge of electrical and mechanical hardware.
1627673
Don't know what you mean by your push button but I twisted the wall button wires together with the wires for the new receiver and put them back in the same slot I pulled them from. Works great, no problems at all.
293449
No that is not correct and my push button measures approximately 3 x 1.25 x.3. The receiver I purchased [Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button]measures 5 x4 and as stated, it came with a push button. I purchased this to have a second push button at another entrance. Hope this helps. I apparently did not even look at the dimensions when I purchased! Lucky me.
1870269
The push button seems OK. I have not pushed it all that much. I, too, had failures of the intermatic unit that is similar to this unit. I ran into "OP" failures. So far the unit works well.
1385870
I don't think so, but it may. The instructions recommend that you remove all existing buttons and use the ones supplied with the new unit. The wall control that comes with it is pretty sophisticated with a sensor eye and several buttons on it. It does only have two screws to attach the wires, so it is possible an ordinary button would work. It also comes with the keypad and two remotes that are quite small, so you may be able to just use one of those instead of an ordinary doorbell button. Sorry, I can't say for sure. You can probably ask Chamberlain Tech Support.
1982889
Yes, but mine broke in about a year and leaked. I am now using a different model by the same brand. It doesn't have the push button but is just as convenient. I will see in a year if this leaks as well.
1479463
The doorbell will work great with up to six pushbuttons. Only one comes included in the package. The included pushbutton can be found at Honeywell RPWL300A1007/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button
316384
Possibly. I could not get the unit to function reliably at all. I waited too long to test it so I'm stuck with it. I was not able to do consistent testing even out of the circuit. No instructions. Buttons that don't fit the switches. I wish that I had bought something better.
447265
The panel has a push button. Its the large opaque colored rectangular area you see in the pictures. You can lift it up to do other programming for the unit. This unit is compatible with remote operation connected to the internet and mobile app, but will not do it alone. You need another piece of equipment to work with it for remote operation. I did not get it b/c I did not see a need for it at this time. I just wanted to have the timed closing function when I do forget to close the garage door. Of course now that I know I have it, I have yet to leave the door opened or unattended :)
674223
Not a 100% sure. But as long as you connect the original push button wire it will work. Hope that helps.
269882
No, there's no push button to start. To start, you sort of turn the handle on the bar, like you would start a motorcycle.
948383
I cannot verify, but i believe so! you are simply programming each system to one pushbutton. If you already have a wired doorbell, you can use this to extend. So when your wired pushbutton is pressed, your wired doorbell will ring downstairs and your wireless will ring upstairs
2185219
I am not sure, but I don't think there was a button. I reused my old button to avoid getting wires through walls. Unit works fine, bells weaker than the 35 year old unit it replaced, they don't make them like they used to.
1313826
Yes I suppose you can but it's not suppose to. It's difficult to push and makes a clicking noise.
2122314
Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
1236764
I don't know. This is the only one I have right now. I previously bought one in a store that didn't operate very long. This one has been through several big storms and the push buttons are still working. Recommended it to a friend of mine who had an ailing family member and she put the push button near the bed. She loved it.
404402
it should be just fine. The push button has threads and nut just like the handles do.