Does this work with wireless Honeywell doorbell units?
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You could place this outside and solder the wires indoors to a wireless switch (jump the button on the PCB). It seems to be the only way to get a nice looking "wireless" switch. They used to make recessed cylinder wireless switches that could be easily set into the wall and use hardware of your choice. Can't find them anywhere now.
1815960
Thanks for your inquiry. This doorbell is wireless and the hard-wire one is not available on our store. So sorry for this.
1836872
Yes, I installed it as part of an existing z-wave compatible alarm system, it immediately signed into the z-wave network and worked flawlessly.
1503474
Yes. I have an electric wired doorbell. You must purchase a transmitter (comes with one remote) that you "wire" into your door bell on the wall that hopefully rings now. Very simple. That transmitter uses the electrical power from the door bell chime to send a wireless signal to the remote doorbell. I installed the transmitter and two extra remote doorbells, upstairs and basement.
178129
I believe that it should because it is z-wave. But Honeywell does have their own z-wave thermostat that would for sure work. Sorry I don't have a more concrete answer for you.
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!)
1561103
No Honeywell model is wireless ready. Your best option is to buy their rf keypad to satisfy your need for a keypad as well as put the rf transmitter in the keypad in a place where the signal would have a better chance of receiving the signals.
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Without Knowing more about what you are trying to do, I cannot answer your question. The RCWL330A is capable of several configurations, however I do not believe it is compatible with others brand chimes. I would recommend replacing your old system with the Honeywell.
1796239
Probably. It depends on the device. It will work with most Z Wave and Zigbee based devices. Wink supports these too and some additional types of wireless things that are not supported by ST.
1658910
It works on wired doorbells also. The range is about 40 feet apart from the original bell. It works great and has a variety of chime sounds that you can choose.
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I used this one. Honeywell RPWL301A1006/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button
1341677
Unfortunately it will not. The problem is that myQ lacks any kind of zwave standard. Its a proprietary protocol. The only mechanisms that support myQ is their app and alarm.com (due to their partnership. I personally have alarm.com. I had some confusion with my security vendor as they wanted to charge me $300 for this. I found out I could just set it up myself. The setup is done completely through alarm.com. I simply press the myQ button on the garage door opener and the gateway when prompted online and that is it. Just wanted to give you an idea that it really doesn't use zwave standards. If you go for this, you will have to use a separate app unfortunately.
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I bought mine to connect front door bell to either third/second floor intercom. Have not had the chance to connect and try out. I also have to question multiple units for operation. I am truly sorry that I do not have a positive answer to give to you. Joseph B.
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4 wire doorbell wiring will work. Just pay attention to what colors go where (outdoor unit, and indoor unit) and make sure you match them up. Out of the box, these are labeled with "white" or "black" or "white with red stripe" so you can connect them. Good luck
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No, this unit only works with the new Security 2.0 remotes like 891Lm 892LT etc
916337
No, I don't think you can be sure it does. It may work with some. It is designed for Perimeter Technologies fences. The problem appears to be that not all systems use the same frequency.
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Yes, you need a chime. I purchased the "Honeywell RCWL330A1000/N P4-Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button" and added this extra wireless push button for a second door. It programs into the door chime.