Want this for a large 2-story 100 year old museum. Need front and back doors. Are there pins that can be adjusted to coordinate the ring? After a few answers, I realize I was unclear that I wanted to buy two sets of door bell ringers and wanted to be able to them all to ring on the same frequency. They would need a way to adjust the frequency code - either pins like a garage door opener or something like an "A or B" switch. Want this for a large 2-story 100 year old museum. Need front and back doors. Are there pins that can be adjusted to coordinate the ring? After a few answers, I realize I was unclear that I... » Read More Want this for a large 2-story 100 year old museum. Need front and back doors. Are there pins that can be adjusted to coordinate the ring? After a few answers, I realize I was unclear that I wanted to buy two sets of door bell ringers and wanted to be able to them all to ring on the same frequency. They would need a way to adjust the frequency code - either pins like a garage door opener or something like an "A or B" switch. « Show Less
778411
No it has 2 receivers but only one button if you need front and back door you would need to buy two of them
778412
There are no pins.unfortunately you can't adjust,the rings for 2 doors.Both plugin are for one door,but the rings are very loud.
778413
I don't think so. There are 2 'ringers' but they both work off the same doorbell button.
778414
Gal, my bell was supposed to have different rings but did not. One button for 2 ringers. Same tune on both
939282
I live with my elderly mother and thought they were a great idea. I bought two sets one for me to use upstairs and one for her to use downstairs. Unfortunately, they both are on the same frequency. When I turn on mine it turns hers and vice versa. Therefore unless you want two lights/appliances operating at the same time; one set is essentially useless. You could always keep one set and give the second as a gift.
1025870
I don't see any way to change the frequency as in another set that I have of a different brand, but I did notice a sticker with a number similar to padlocks. I'm assuming that like pad locks if you have the same code number they will use the same key. So I don't know how many of the same number they have but chances are that if you do not order two at the same time and place they will be different. However there is a 2-pack of 5 available that I'm sure it doesn't have the same code or frequency.
37335
Yes, I have it installed in an older home which had 3 separate door push buttons, I used the existing wiring and each door has a different chime tone. There are plenty of different tones to chose from for each push button and they can be changed later if you want.
1102964
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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You get away with one if you get another magnetic switch and series them together. Most any electronic store or alarm store will have what you need. Go to Garagebutler.com and ask them. They probably will sell you what you need and tell you how to do it. Fellow named Frank was really help with a question I hhad.
489919
I was in Florence and every outlet in my room was 3 holes. I was told 2 prong plugs might not be spaced far enough apart to reach the outer 2 holes. Supposedly 2 holes are the old style and 3 are new. Modern hotels or recently renovated ones will have 3, but older homes may have 2. I followed online advice and bought 3 which was what I needed
1577873
This was a great gift but setting the timer did not seem very intuitive. Unfortunately, the clock was a gift for someone and I don't have access to it to refresh my memory... but I do remember I tried many things and was about to give up... then found directions after an internet search. Wish I could be of more help. Good luck!
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I only hv it hooked up to 1 door, but the instruction show what is needed to hook it up to multiple doors. The unit needs to be placed somewhere that is accessible in order to change the tones, not like traditional ones that r put out of site. It has sound level setting & it can be very loud. We hv it on the lowest setting. G/L
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I don't recall all 6 of the chime offerings. One is the default chime (ding-dong) which is what we ended up selecting. There are several variations of this in case you had more than one doorbell location. Back door (ding), etc. There is also a Westminster chime but that sounded like our grandfather clock. There a couple of more modern chimes.
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Mine was the same way. I found a different solution by using a wireless chime. It was a lot of work. I rigged the button to connect to the wired chime. It only worked for one door. Not 2 doors like the extend a chime. But at least it could be heard. Sometimes this stuff doesn't work. What are you going to do?
1409719
I believe both pendants must call the same two numbers once programmed, that is how we are using it for my parents. I don't recall being able to program the second pendant with different numbers, you just register it for use and it calls the same two programmed numbers.
157173
I had no trouble installing the door bell. If you have two wires from your old door bell that is all you need. You may or may not need the diode. Try installing the bell with out it. If it does not work then you need the diode. I have install two door bells at different houses and I needed the diode on both bells. There are installation instructions on line with illustrations if you need more detail.Everyone that rings the bell thinks the music is great. It is a great conservation piece.
558671
My answer is to keep trying. I bought the clock for my mother. She loved it and so did I. But setting it was a challenge. We have owned 3 as she did drop it a number of times. Good luck.
387360
Specialty plates?? Thrift stores and Flea Markets are wonderful sources for vintage and unusual plates. Don't worry about finding a complete set. Mixing patterns adds interest. You will have to drill holes in the center using a diamond drill bit. The web is full of instructions on how to do this. I have 5 sets - each one different. I always get compliments and no one believes I made them. I prefer using these posts over the method of glueing a candle stick or other item to the center as I can easily break them down for storage.
28130
yes, you can.I actaully have three bells to cover three pushbottons, as my house and garage is quit big. got one in my garage, and one on each floor, and it wokrs very good!
1236763
I can't answer that question. I do know that the two push buttons that come with the unit have different signals so be careful when installing. One sends a signal for the front door which is the chime. The other button sends a signal for the back door or other location and is the typical door bell (ding/dong). I would assume the buttons are unique to the unit. Sorry I wasn't much help.