The doorbell I have is already wireless and I don't see the 3 wires to connect, will this work?
155938
Wow, good question. The wires you need to connect to are the ones that go from the button outside the house, to the box on your wall. You have a wireless setup, so I really doubt you have those wires to connect to.I really doubt it will work.
155939
Wow, good question. The wires you need to connect to are the ones that go from the button outside the house, to the box on your wall. You have a wireless setup, so I really doubt you have those wires to connect to. I really doubt it will work.
2063123
you can use the 4 hard wires in the wall, you currently have for your doorbell.....it will save you from routing the wires given..with this unit......BUT !!! you will have to disconnect at both ends whatever your old doorbell system is connected to. Both the old base unit and the doorbell outside. .. you can only use the wires !!!! and re-purpose them to these units. This main unit and remote door unit can only work with each other and the power unit provided. They will not interface to other systems
1409406
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.
557057
Any wired doorbell will work fine. I had no problem using the existing wired doorbell (also, this is a great product. very happy with it!)
1023467
There is an 800 number on the doorbell packaging. I called Honeywell and they gave me the correct answer to my compatibility problem. They would be the best bet for your question Good Luck, Joe.
1703000
Trash it and get you a Chamberlain Wireless Motion Alert. I got 3 of them and they are working great. No digging holes to bury them in either :-)
1623636
Replace the hard wired switch with the switch that has the receiver. Then place your wireless switch within 50' of the other and you should be fine. Mine works great.
2263971
You can wire the device in where your regular doorbell button was. That way, the old chimes continue to function when someone pushes the button on this device. You cannot view the video unless someone pushes the button first and you have to start the app within a certain amount of time.
2254177
We just connected this where our other doorbell was located. Wires pushed into the existing opening. Hope this helps.
1316239
I have to be honest, I haven't had it installed yet. A couple of electricians that I had come had problems with it because I do not have a door buzzer for the doorbell. I also needed to purchase an adaptor for it, and I still don't have it in yet. I think if I didn't need it to connect to my door bell, it would be OK.
626584
I have two of these and they both work fine. I have the main wireless unit on the first floor: Heath Zenith SL-6187-C and two of SL-6996-C. So you do know that there is a switch under the little white door that has to match the main unit exactly, right? That is all it took for me to get this to work.
1658911
It is meant to wirelessly extend a wired door bell. It works great too! Hope this helps.
284555
U will be fine. I had two wires and connected them accordingly. I left the middle screw unattached. Mine is connected to security system box. All works just fine.
969579
Based on the button design, I would bet that multiple 19216 receivers would work with the doorbell. The bigger problem would be whether the additional receivers would be close enough to the button to get the signal.
1503472
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.
232983
We recommend contacting an electrician. You will need all 4 wires properly connected.
679439
Only 2 wires are conected inside One wire is sniped short that wire you won't use the other 2 you can hook up anyway you want as it is ac I hope this helped good luck