I need a wireless 2 chime system with six chimes and two buttons . Does this syatem have enough power to operate six chaims.
151630
I bought this unit and one SL-6196-C for the bebroom. It worked and you can add as many of the sl-6196c as you want, but distance from the front and back door bell push button transmitters could be a problem. distance from the door button is limited. over 20 -25 feet is a problem here after signal goes thru outside wall, and 2 inside walls when I went to the other side of the last wall about 25 feet it would not work the SL-6196-C. The door bell push buttons stink, and give a lot of trouble making contact or operating. See some of the reviews.
151631
I couldn't get it to work on a simple two doors. When there are walls between the doors and receivers the workable distance is cut down severely! There can only be 1 wall between the buttons and the receiver and even then the distance is restricted to about 50 feet. I had to return this unit.
2237896
Yes, it will operate up to 10 collars off the one controller. I use two with no problem.
881270
I have a 4 set system. It will support 6. I have replaced one phone that went belly up and added a fifth. Both work fine and both linked up easily by following the supplied directions.
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.
547844
I brought two set that each has two remotes and 3 switches. The remotes only have 4 buttons. So it will work only for the 4 buttons. If you have six switches, the extra 2 switches will need to syn with one of the 4 buttons.It sort of makes the extra switches useless you order a 6 button remote.
308587
The one that I purchased came with a power pack which is needed if you have a weak signal or want to have a strong signal to each RF output. In my case I use all 8 and the power is definitely needed.
1582555
hi virginia, this doorbell works great has about 4 different sounds. you do not need another transformer. lou
1029748
Should work just fine as long as you are replacing a Nutone wired unit instead of a wireless unit. Programming is easy and only problem I have had is that chime will change one setting if there is a power outage. But re-setting to desired chime is a snap. Hope this helps you.
1494332
I bought one and it malfunctioned. But yes. You can plug in 7 devices and use them all at once or which ever one you need.
1738490
I'm not sure it would transfer enough power for 2. You would not need 2 of these, as they make a dual unit.
98607
Yes you do need the chime as well. I bought the chime and 1 button set through Amazon and a second spare button for my back door. Here's the set Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button
1776846
Not sure... I'm guessing if you get two systems both remotes may work on all 6 units but can't confirm and they may be set up on different frequencies. I have not looked for a 2nd remote.
1813313
Yes. And you will not get power greater than 6 or 7 while both are used. But it tends not to be a problem because the heating tends to be higher than regular ranges, so you are not losing much.
193149
Yes I have 2 wireless connected to mine as well as 3 remote operators. Just be sure to calibrate each to your gate opener. I found that programming them with the code away from the controller helped as it eliminated the radio interference.; otherwise you may find it very difficult to program.
110517
Yes, this is how I have mine setup. One chime in the basement and one upstairs. Then I have a front door and rear door button and each is setup to do a different chime sound.
695038
No, I just bought this to us with my RCWL330A wireless chime, but it does not work. This unit operates at 345mhz. The RCWL330A operates at 916.8Mhz.
405862
I used a single unit, and to be honest with you I had problems with the 4 wireless units interfering with one another. I think it would be worth spending the extra money to buy something of higher quality. Hope this helped.