I want to place this unit at an outside door; can it be spliced so that multiple users can answer?
486819
I would guess so. We ran it with a very long piece of telephone wire. I'd guess you could simply get a splitter for telephone cable and that two phones would ring.
1019101
YES, you can. I accidentally ordered two but only needed one for the front door (back door is fenced in). It has one remote unit upstairs near living area and second in the bathroom so if I'm in the shower I will know someone is at door.
1099095
It is not designed for that, and is not moisture resistant, so I would not do so. Units designed for outdoor use are designated as such by UL.
1809597
The doorbell and camera are all one piece and must be back to back. The cable (very short) goes through the hole that you drill in the door. Every door frame that I have seen is too thick for the cable to reach. If you have a knowledge of wiring you could cut and splice the cable, but it is a pain.
315203
I did not do the install on this, it was put on new construction. However, I know there was just 2 wires coming out of the house and the Craftmade doorbell has 4 screws, 1 each corner. This is so large, it will cover one of the "2-screw installations". After the wiring is connected, it could just be caulked or glued onto your surface.
1037317
I have not looked into that, but it could be possible with some bracket modification. however you're reception may be less than desirable if the ac unit is blocking.
378601
I have mine screwed into the top of the outside of my closet door. It works perfectly
28125
I have two receivers connected to one button, one on each floor of my office building with the button at the front entrance. It works very well. You just program each receiver to the same button.
233775
You would need to get a gate opener or some sort of the keypad that you can connect it to.
619653
It is an option as long as the rest of the door opening is blocked off. Also, I sent my unit back. It made a terrible squealing noise whie operating. So I returned it after just one use. Pete
2134425
Yeah you can, don't let people tell you that you can't. HOWEVER: This unit IS NOT waterproof at all, but since your question makes you sound like a DIY extremist like me; you'll figure out a way to case it. (Personally I use a sprinkler timer box that's water tight, drill some holes in that sucker and attach some leads with solder if you feel like it.) It would also depend on the type of software you wanted to use it with. I'm currently using 5 of these in a Light-O-Rama network. (E.1.3.1 to Dmx 3pin, then into the chain of dimmers.) If you need a good dongle, I'd either recommend the HolidayCoro or an Enttec Pro.
1669850
I used my own wire for the outside door bell intercom. The larger monitor is a plug in and it isn't very long. I spliced all of my stuff to make things work. I ran my wire over 50' from outside inside the walls.
771748
There's a section in the admin web site that lets you do that. I have not tried it yet, but the instructions seem simple enough.
668177
Place it where you need it most or would use it most. Near the shower etc. Not sure if you can place multiple wireless buttons in service but multiple wired buttons are a possibility I believe.
237949
You must install the gogogate unit next to the button that opens the gate or whatever opens the gate can not be out sides
690347
It worked great for me. Setup is fairly easy but just read instructions carefully. This will work fine however he/she will see it and disable it....maybe. put it on the outside of the door so it cannot be disabled from his/her side.
2124061
If the door opening unit is operated on a frequency that can be changed through setting dip switches that match the Multicode unit then yes, it's worth a try. The multicode shown is relatively inexpensive.