We have bought 3 to know when our kids are coming in and out of the house. We haven't been able to get the door chime to work consistently
154976
We have three senders (on three different downstairs doors) and two receivers (one upstairs and one downstairs). Our house was constructed in 2006 (or so) in North Carolina. We have no problem with range or interference. BUT I notice that the batteries will die slowly, with the first symptom being that one or both of the receivers will stop chiming consistently. We have switched to the top tier name brand batteries to combat this problem.
154977
Not looking at your specific installation, I'd imagine either the sender and receiver are placed too far apart or there may be some interference in the signal from the sender to receiver. I would try moving the receiver to another location or at lease get it closer to the sender. I'd make sure you have good batteries in the sender (door contact part). Otherwise, there may be a problem with how the sender is installed on the door and door frame itself. If the kids are coming in and out and not completely closing the door...the sender may not engage...therefore it won't trip when the door is opened again. Mine didn't have the correct distance at first installation and I had to put a homemade spacer to get the magnet to the correct distance from the sender. Otherwise, I've been very happy with my chime.
154978
not your fault I had the same problem and tried to send it back but was unable to. not a good product
2006918
No. It will chime only once. If the door closes and opens again it will chime again.
1908445
We had the same issue, and never did get it to work right. We ended up buying a better quality one.
328105
We had the same issue- worked great at first, we're catching 3 at a time, but then same as you. I think the latch was sticking. Unfortunately we ended up having to get a pest control in :/
558671
My answer is to keep trying. I bought the clock for my mother. She loved it and so did I. But setting it was a challenge. We have owned 3 as she did drop it a number of times. Good luck.
299723
True, our door bell ring like crazy, sometimes 5 to 10 times per day, I have learned to not answer the door anymore, unless I hear someone really nock! I think the price is say it all, you got what you pay for it!
2180133
Haven't had that problem so can't be of help. Ours works reliably the way we need it to.
1943973
Ours sort of works, but it is very frusterating because it is not consistent- & it is very slow (probably goung to return ours)
223664
The motion sensors chime when activated. You can also set the door sensors/window sensors to do the same. I personally didn't because it would be too much chiming, lol. I have had my system for 2 years now and love it. I would highly recommend getting another chime/alarm ringer linked to it for your upstairs if you have a 2 story/3 story home.
510053
My grandson has had to move it to different locations in the house and I would say it is not perfect and works sometimes and sometimes not. The connection is not steady..
2278724
Could be your neighbor has one too. Or a similar doorbell next door could have the same jumper setup. Try changing the jumper settings.
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.
731399
I don't know. I bought one for side door and one for front door. I use different chime sound for each door.
2083045
We have one doorbell button at our front door that activates two chimes (one on the main level and one in the basement). Both chimes must play the same melody if they are activated by the same doorbell button. The only way to have different melodies would be to have separate doorbell buttons.
266398
We bought 3 of these (at two different times) and could only get one of the three cords to work. We kept the one but returned the other two.
37335
Yes, I have it installed in an older home which had 3 separate door push buttons, I used the existing wiring and each door has a different chime tone. There are plenty of different tones to chose from for each push button and they can be changed later if you want.
1712456
We purchased three of these and one with motion sensing. We eventually gave up trying to make the sensing features work. We now have them on a simple switched that our electrician installed