Will this work with the Honeywell RCWL330A1000/N P4-Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime?
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Would it work with the Honeywell RCWL100A, RCWL105A or RCWL110A Chimes? They seem to operate on 345 MHz...
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I don't know. I don't have one of those door chimes. It works well with the Honeywell Home security panel, even mounted on a metal building approximately 75 feet from the panel.
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It will not work Honeywell RCWL300A uses RF frequency 916.8 MHz while 5816OD uses 345 MHz designed for working with honeywell 5800 series
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I ordered this...but it won't work with my garage door. If I could have Amazon send me the right model I'd gladly send this one back I think the error was on my end...I am not very device talented. Thanks.Tom
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I would assume so. I have chimes in three remote places in house, an extender for front door, and a wireless button by garage.
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not sure but the info I had said it worked with most if not all chamberlain you can go to the vendor web site and ask them
214308
Yes... it works with my Petsafe wireless containment system receiver. (Which is a perimeter system.)
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no it won't work..don't waste your time & money...buy another RC28t1-27 [ bookbundler on AMAZON under bose remote RC28T1-27]tkx
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It should, that is part of the Security Plus series. The only way to be sure is to look at your unit, under the back (away from door) and there should be a purple button, you can't miss it.
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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.
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I looked on Honeywell main website there is an owners manual available in pdf form here http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/images/pdf/rcwl330a100-n-p4-premium-portable-wireless-door-chime-and-push-button.pdf . It looks like the phone icon would be for analog home phone line but it does not look like the modules are readily available. Hope this helps! P.S - It would have been nice if it would have been able to sync with a cell :-(
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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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Check the list of door openers that the wireless pad is supposed to be able to be used with (there should be a document on line) to see if yours is on it. You'll need to get the model #. I suspect that it will work just fine.
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The part number is Part Number RC3301 and it replaced an original button that came with my older door chime, model RC8523R that is at least 12-15 years old.
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Yes it will BUT you have to use a different verion of Widcomm and driver. Try this link http://www.broadcom.com/products/bluetooth_update.php
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It says this receiver unit is used with Carlon transmitters "RC3030D, RC3730D, RC3190D, RC3250/RC8250. This will not work with model RC3730 or RC3733 only with works with the "D" version." So while I'm not sure it is a replacement, if you can find the model number on the transmitting part of your door bell, you should be able to find out if it is one of the ones listed. Hope that helps.
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Yes, you need to buy the chime. This is just a doorbell. I bought the Honeywell Portable Wireless door chime which comes with one doorbell. I bought an extra which is featured for my side door. The wireless door chime works great and when it chimes it indicated which door the company is at.
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As long as you have the option to connect a doorbell style button, it should work. The receiver itself can act like a button if pressed on.
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I don't think so but be warned - I tried the wireless doorbells and they are useless. If the chime isn't close to the bell push, it doesn't work.