Bought the P4 Wireless Chime which came with a push button for 1 door &amp; I bought a 2nd push button. All working. Do I need this? Bought it by mistake.
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If you JUST wanted the P4 as doorbell (1 button), then you do NOT need this. I hooked mine up to my existing alarm's door sensor. Now, it alerts me anytime the door has been opened. It can also be used as a secondary doorbell push button, for example, door to the back yard. Overall, i glad I purchased it
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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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The doorbell will work great with up to six pushbuttons. Only one comes included in the package. The included pushbutton can be found at Honeywell RPWL300A1007/A Decor Wireless Surface Mount Push Button
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I seem to remember that my door chime did not work when it was connected the same way as the original door chime was connected. I seem to remember that both the + and - leads from the transformer had to be connected to the new door chime, in addition to connecting the 2 leads coming from the door button. I do not use a back door button.
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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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This is basically another button. I left the existing inner push button i had by the door to the house. I installed the keypad and controller and ran wires to the opener separate from the inner push button.
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YES --- this appears to be just a wireless push button. The Honeywell wireless doorbell comes with a cheaper looking push button. This is a nicer looking push button that can be added to the system. In all, the system can have 6 input devices (push buttons, motion detectors, etc) and each device can be assigned a different ring tone.
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Yes, you can do that: All you have to do to do it? Just make sure ALL THREE UNITS are "coded" the same. By coded, I mean that you can "customize it" so that there is no interference from neighbors who MIGHT have a similar unit in their homes. In the back of both the chime AND the "bell press" are "tabs" that you can randomly move around, but you have to make sure that they're all the SAME configuration as the others are. Once the button is depressed, BOTH chime units will activate both in your basement AND "wherever you have the other one in the upstairs area". These are "supposed to have a 150' range", but I don't have that much property to "test out that distance"........Hope this helps in your quest. BTW, the "button press" has OUTLASTED ANY other "button press" that I had had in the past, as I live across the street from the Pacific Ocean and the salt air is SO corrosive, so this puppy is pretty well "wrapped up against the elements"........
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If you didn't have a door bell working prior to buying this extender, then it won't work. It is meant to attach to the old unit and when the door bell is pressed, it sends a signal to the remote unit. If you had a working unit prior to buying the extender, then check your wiring.Mine works fine except the original unit plays at a volume lower than before and the extender is quite loud, which is fine for my use.
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Yes, just do not input your secret code, if the code has not been entered it will not respond to the door (window) being opened. It has to be "armed" with your code to either chime or alarm. Hope this answers your question. It will only "go off" you have entered your code.... This unit is very easy to use.
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I perched 2 sets so I could have 1 push button activate 2 receivers at the same time. Apparently, my sets have 2 different frequencies. I believe the manufacture randomly sets the doorbells to have different frequencies. I was unlucky with my order and you by chance did not receive what you wanted. I suggest you return one set and ask for a replacement. The chance of you receiving a matching frequency is very unlikely.
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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.
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Yes, you can use 3 different chimes. Mine has been working 2 years without a battery change. The chime is very soft so if hearing is an issue, get a real doorbell.
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I have two of these and they both work fine. I have the main wireless unit on the first floor: Heath Zenith SL-6187-C and two of SL-6996-C. So you do know that there is a switch under the little white door that has to match the main unit exactly, right? That is all it took for me to get this to work.
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I think you'd need to buy one for each location. I have a second driveway system from a different manufacturer, and it chimes three times when tripped, as opposed to twice, as this unit does. This way, I can tell which location is alerting.
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This is Phillip, I really like the 2-- ways When you push and hold the lock key it will beep and from that point on it will not go from one channel to another, it stays on the channel you chose or had it on before you locked it. You can unlock it and change channels whenever you like. It kind of helps you to not have to keep going back to the channel you find works best for you. Hope this helps a little Have a good one Phillip E from Pauls Valley Ok
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The front of our house where the push is located gets sun and blistering heat all day and we have never had a problem with the push or the chime working just fine. Hope this helps.