you install it outside, across a walkway to get alerts if a person approaches. A chime sounds inside your house, so you know a person is approaching?
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Yes, aim the beam across the walkway and your all set. Turn the control off at night if you don't want the local chipmunk or squirrel setting it off and waking you up with a startle. But a person could come up without you knowing? Depends on your situation.
1118758
It covers the driveway and alerts us to vehicles and people walking up the driveway.
223665
The console does have a "chime" mode that will sound an alert whenever a sensor triggers. However, it also triggers for the motion sensors so if you have those installed you'll hear a chime every 30 seconds when someone is around the motion sensors.
270845
Yes and also allows you to place outside the area you are protecting. Like if you have the alarm in a shed, you could have this external alarm outside the shed under the eaves. Or if you place in a rv, you could mount this outside so it is heard outside the area you are prortecting.... Product Works Great for price!!!!!!!!!!!1
2186224
This connects to your existing door chime. I wouldn't put it inside a wall, as that would probably block the signal. It is very small, so even if you mount it on the wall near the chime, it won't be too obtrusive. I didn't have any problem fitting it inside the cover for the existing chime. That leaves it hidden and doesn't block the radio signal.Joe
1842846
Sounds a little like a standard doorbell "ding-dong" chime, but more electronicky(if that's a word lol). I've found that any direct sunlight causes false alarms.....finding the right spot/positioning is key to this product operating correctly.
797508
You can hear it beep within a 20 foot area if not buried under a pillow and dependigng upon the wall construction. Obviously you may have to walk around the house at some point if you don't hear it beep in the area you are in.
744939
Use a motion sensor 3 way switch that will come on when someone approaches the top or bottom of the stairwell. It will stay on as long as movement is detected.
1330195
Chime has multiple setting, alarm, high and low. Be advised that the low setting is still loud enough to be heard almost anywhere within my two story residence.
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There is no visual indication, and the sound is somewhat softer than a standard doorbell. The advantage provided is that you can place the receiver anywhere you can access an AC power outlet. For example, you could use an extension cord to place it on a table next to a favorite chair. You can also purchase several units, use only the transmitter from one, and place the receivers in different rooms. That's what we've done in the two upstairs room where we can't hear the doorbell if we close their doors. My wife has a hearing loss, and she has no trouble hearing the receiver there.
590722
I don't understand the question. Do you have electric doors? This item is a doorbell that lets you know w/o is at the front door through your cell phone. The only issue that I found with it was that you had to have the application running at all times to get a real-time response. Therefore, I did not keep this item because I thought that was something that should have been handled in the application.
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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.
1136743
Actually, it's a chime. Any time it directs you to change direction there is a unique chime. One for u-turn, one for right turn, one for left turn, and one for continue straight ahead (when in a situation where the road divides).
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.
1443252
I have mine on side gate and a shed. Both give an alert on 2GIG alarm pad and send notice to my phone.
1423831
It seems to work really well attached to the door. Mine opens out as well. It give us notice that someone is coming. I guess you could mount it on the wall if there some movement to ring the bell. You could also put a string on it to pull to ring. It's a simple but useful little gadget. No wires. No electricity. Love it
1555500
No, "alarming" is not a motion detector.It's the bell when someone press the doorbell. thanks.
981187
There's no remote control or anything like that. It detects motion and that's what activates it. So, if you have it near your door and pointed in that direction, it will go off when someone approaches the door from the outside. And yes, it sounds very real!