Are these units designated? Will mine ring only mine and not the neighbors?
1570813
Because the part with the short antennae attaches to your mailbox and not your neighbors, you be alerted when the mail arrives, not your neighbor.
1570814
If your neighbors have the same device and mailboxes are close together and within signal distance of every house then all alerts will function no matter whose mailbox is opened (Same radio frequency). We have 4 boxes together so just used one sending unit on the mailbox door of the person who always gets mail. Lets you know mail was delivered but not to each individual box. Avoids unnecessary alerts from each mail box.
1570815
I doubt these are designated. I do not brag about mine to my neighbors unless they live several houses away.
1570816
I don't know, but I understand that there is limited range. So if your neighbor's mailbox is 100ft from your receiver, you should be ok. If it did go off, you could move your receiver further away in your house.
148519
no ! they are individual units completely wireless . they can be located as needed within the limits of the units transmitting ability. i have four some are as far away as 40'.
1999688
Yes, if you have 2 units, you pair them with each other and just talk to each other that way. That's primarily how we use them.
645231
The manual has no discussion of using 2 Homesitters, but I think it would work to set one unit to answer on 5 rings and the other one to answer in 10 rings (dip switch toggle). Important to know know how to cancel alert call backs remotely. And you would not be able to distinguish which Homesitter was sending a call alert, so would have to cancel both.
1572707
I have mine in the basement. I can hear it from the top of the basement stairs but do not hear it in the living room above the basement. There shouldn't be any problem with adjacent apartments.
1680916
If u do u wanna make sure that they are in separate boxes. Unless the ratings on each sub match up. Cause one can over power the other one and cause cancellation of the base.
1906310
One unit will regulate the calls for the whole house. Please see my answer, "How to display caller ID on your phones with this device, December 30, 2013" for details on how to hook it up.
388782
Yup, I have two of these units. I use it with CallCentric as my provider. Works great.
1993779
I don't know. Probably, I'd guess. Whichever one got the dial tone or called first. One other thing to mention...don't place the sensor anywhere a mouse might walk in front of it. I figured that out after the second time it alerted me (and the county sheriff) about a possible intruder at my lake home.
1219619
Yes absolutely, i have three units and one does not interfere with the others.
1529901
It has a doorbell setting and an alarm setting. I don't think neighbors would hear it. If you have two sensors, one will be single beeps and the other will be double beeps. You will know if it's front or back door.
1276164
yes I have one upstairs and one downstairs. The only problem I have it that the chimes are off so when the doorbell rings it sounds terrible, but heck at least I know someone is at the door. The other problem I had was that I had no idea my neighbor had the same unit so every time someone rang her doorbell, mine would ring also. The same would happen to her so we'd see each other opening our doors. It took us about 2 weeks of thinking someone was playing 'ring and run' before we both realized we had the same doorbell. LOL It was an easy fix though and now it's all good.
2275478
Sort of. You could setup a shared line appearance and they'd both ring at the same time. A lot of this depends on which VOIP system you're using, as this would be a feature of the system.
479831
You posted YOUR unit's MAC address. Those numbers are unique to the device. Every device has a different address. So no, no one else will have a device with those numbers.
1859452
That I'm unsure of sorry. You might have to find another solution that has more features, this one looks to be simple and rightfully so for a doorbell. Alternate option is putting 2 or 3 doorbells at the front and put a note to ring all of them :-) I think that would be fun.
1459283
Mine is attached where the doorbell rings in the house. The remote unit is outside in the yard
2166676
I have two of these units in my home and they are I'm adjacent rooms but I've never had a conflict. I'm not sure if they are on the same channel or not.