Can I buy two of these wireless door chimes and use them together? I would like to have one upstairs and the other downstairs if possible.
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Thank you. However, I believe another commenter said that it could be done. Can it be done? Not certain. I got one for the time being. You are right. I might as well just bring it with me for the present time. Thanks again
804227
No, you can add more push button transmitters but can only have the one receiver. Just take it with you. When I am in my basement or in backyard I just take it with me, basically that is why it is portable.
405859
You can, BUT you either must order them at the same time or tell them that you already have another unit. If you do so, I am told that they will work together. (If ordered through Amazon, I'm not sure how you would relay that request...) Bottom line: there are two slightly different configurations, each of which operate on different frequencies.
875871
This only has one bell unit(the small blue box), and the other two are receivers to the chime. You can install those anywhere in the house. I'm not sure if you can buy two sets and use two bells for the same receivers. That may be the option.
261221
Yes. I just purchased a second one and both are playing right now, one upstairs and the other downstairs. I bought the second one because I have been so pleased with the first.
98606
This is just the piece you use as the outside doorbell. You need the "Chimes box" for the inside of the house. In the product description it says that this works with "RCWL300A, RCWL330A and all Décor Series Wireless Chimes." We purchased the "Honeywell RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button" along with this additional button because we have two entrances to the house. I hope this was helpful to you.
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Amazon carries two that work with the GE19216 wireless door chime: just search for GE 19210 Wireless Push Button, or if you would like a lighted LED version, GE 19211 (quite a bit more expensive, though)
1575286
I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
300005
it hooks into the exisiting unit, so if you have different units you need at least one 'sender' unit for each- you would probably be able to trigger a singular receiving unit ( the actual external chime) from the two I am pretty sure.
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Naa. That won't happen. You can only connect to one speaker at a time, and if you want to use two of them, you will have to connect it using wires.
1527469
I have two, purchased at different times. I have had no problem hearing the chime with either one.
851566
That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.
317485
The system is set up with two separate chimes, this is usually used for a front and back entrance but would probably have the same effect with a two story building. One chime setting could be for the first floor and the second chime setting for the second floor.
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I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2 pushbuttons, but the range was poor and the batteries didn't last long. I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2... » Read More I actually purchased one of these for that very purpose, and it worked well, however, if the chime was on the bedroom end of the house, I couldn't hear it from the basement. I purchased a second unit to compensate for this by putting the second chime unit in the kitchen. I programmed the pushbutton she always has with her on the tray of her walker, with a different tone than the pushbutton of the one in her bedroom. That way, I know what part of the house she is in. It has given my mother peace of mind.We tried a brand called "SMART", a pager system with a receiver and 2 pushbuttons, but the range was poor and the batteries didn't last long. « Show Less
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My first answer was from my phone. After rereading on my computer I think I understand your question better. From the web I found this description which should answer your question. I would say that the answer to your question is yes.*Works Interchangeably with GE Wireless 7-Sound Door Chimes to Allow Multiple Push Buttons and Chimes to be Added *Add up to 6 Additional Push Buttons Each with an Individual Sound
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Hi Tracy Behringer, You can place a device anywhere you want if it has wireless capability. No need to buy additional wires. Thanks. &gt;joffrey
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Why would you want to do that? That would defeat the purpose and design of this system. This is strictly an independent wireless stand alone unit. You will be happy with it as is. Good luck.
788188
I believe that if you connect one prior to trying to connect the other, it should be fine. I have a couple of wireless home phones for my home office that also can connect to my cell phone through Bluetooth, and the only time I hear a ring through the Moxie speaker is when a call comes through my cell phone, not the home/office phone.