Is it possible to get rid of the bell? That loud " ding" is awful late at night.
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If you are not using it the bell shouldn't ring. No you cannot get rid of that feature, but unless you are using the item to cook something late at night, the bell.shouldn't ring.
780072
Not unless you are willing to open the toaster oven up and disable them. There is a little 1 1/2" bell attached to the back of each mechanical timer.
1100758
Hi - I haven't discovered anything on the timer that would mute it. I'm afraid you would be rudely awakened by a loud beeping. I hope this helps with your purchasing decisions. Peggy
1607896
Yes the alarm noise can be easily turned off. The greatest feature is the noise level indicator can be adjusted so as our staff work on lowering their conversation volume we can continue to set the level lower to have the lights change with no alarm.
595244
I don't know about programing the sounds you want but, the bell has two buttons which have two different sounds. I am using the bells that the company programed in. Hope this will help you.
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True, our door bell ring like crazy, sometimes 5 to 10 times per day, I have learned to not answer the door anymore, unless I hear someone really nock! I think the price is say it all, you got what you pay for it!
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Set the alert feature to "siren" mode and it will sound relentlessly. At its highest volume setting, I can not fathom anyone sleeping thorough the siren on this thing. If you do, then you need to have your hearing tested!
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I have not done that , but it makes sense to me, that when the wall mount is active, so is the siren.( it is connected directly by speaker wire), When I forget to disable, it goes off every time. I have to rush to disable, so the neighbors don't call the police !Good luck, hope this helps.RWM
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The receiver has a switch that can be turned off and the volume can be set on low or high. At low we can hear it throughout the house. Volume is not the issue. It's the frequent false alarms that is bothersome.
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There is a chime, it takes a good bit of shaking for it to happen though. Seems to be impossible to find them without a chime. It's actually a rather "tin" sound and not what i think of when i think of a chime.
620909
No. Agree it's not annoying. It sounds like a standard two-tone chime--ding, dong. I have a rather large home and do not always hear it from the upstairs master bedroom--furthest room from chime.
551251
Not sure if you can turn off ringer? I will say it is not loud at all. Mine even has a red light that flashes when I receive a call. Hope that helps!
928594
No it always seems to be loud. Over a year no better. I don't run it at night anymore because of this
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There is no speaker for the video or anything. For the doorbell, it's quite loud. I actually requested people use that bell b/c it was louder than our builder-grade doorbell. BUT, we've had it for less than a year and the doorbell stopped working all together.
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It's definitely a bell, but there is a "loudness control" on the side. I keep it on the lowest setting, which is marked "Normal", and it's plenty loud for me.
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UPDATE: Craig, While I have not yet installed the Water Siren, I see no provision in the manual for disabling the 90db audible alarm. As Michael suggests, you could use duct tape, or you could stuff an old bucket with rags and invert it onto the Water Siren. From the manual, you could call Control Products Customer Service at 1-800-880-6000 and see if they have better advice or a product that better meets your needs. / Pete
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I have not done that , but it makes sense to me, that when the wall mount is active, so is the siren.( it is connected directly by speaker wire), When I forget to disable, it goes off every time. I have to rush to disable, so the neighbors don't call the police ! Good luck, hope this helps. RWM
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There is a very loud, high pitched beeping when the set time is reached. You won't miss it, I believe you can also turn it off if you need.