if one unit is mounted inside front door, will it be heard by door bell ringer?
1325285
No way to predict ,too many variables . thickness of the door etc.,and the person at the door would be unable to respond without acess to the unit in order to press the talk button.
1325286
To be honest, after a frustrating month with these, we just threw them away. They were only about 50 feet away, but the sound was so poor they were useless.
1325287
Probably not, unless it is VERY quiet outside, and you have a uninsulated or thin door.
1325288
These units are intercoms where where you push a button and call and talk to the other unit. There is also a monitor feature, which would drain the batteries quickly so if using this feature opt for a DC converter (extra purchase but possible). In the monitor phase, if I understand you correctly, you could set up one unit near the doorbell ringer to project the sounds to the second unit. As an alternative David, explore a second doorbell ringer which would ring along with the first and place it where you would have placed the intercom. If there is attic access or a ranch home with an unfinished basement the second ringer should be easily installed.
1325289
There is an outdor unit available on Amazon that works with the intercomms and may serve your needs, but you would either need to find a way to safely power it if it would be exposed to rain or just remember to keep good batteries in it.
1325290
These units are intercoms where where you push a button and call and talk to the other unit. There is also a monitor feature, which would drain the batteries quickly so if using this feature opt for a DC converter (extra purchase but possible). In the monitor phase, if I understand you correctly, you could set up one unit near the doorbell ringer to project the sounds to the second unit. As an alternative David, explore a second doorbell ringer which would ring along with the first and place it where you would have placed the intercom. If there is attic access or a ranch home with an unfinished basement the second ringer should be easily installed. These units are intercoms where where you push a button and call and talk to the other unit. There is also a monitor feature, which would drain the batteries quickly so if using this feature opt for a DC converter (extra purchase but possible). In the monitor phase, if I understand you correctly, you could set up one unit near the doorbell ringer to project the sounds to the second unit. As an alternative David, explore a second doorbell ringer which would ring along with the first and place it where you would have placed the intercom. If there is attic access or a ranch home with an... » Read More These units are intercoms where where you push a button and call and talk to the other unit. There is also a monitor feature, which would drain the batteries quickly so if using this feature opt for a DC converter (extra purchase but possible). In the monitor phase, if I understand you correctly, you could set up one unit near the doorbell ringer to project the sounds to the second unit. As an alternative David, explore a second doorbell ringer which would ring along with the first and place it where you would have placed the intercom. If there is attic access or a ranch home with an unfinished basement the second ringer should be easily installed. « Show Less
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The sending unit connects to the chime unit itself, which has wiring from both your doors. The extension chime will sound differently for your side and front door, just as your main chine does. There are different connectors in your current chime that allow the different sounds, and the sending unit will hook to both.
595196
I have a 1000 sq ft house and I can clearly hear it throughout the house, even when interior doors are shut. I can not hear it outside the house though, I'll probably need to add another speaker for outside. Its a cool doorbell though, its great to see guests reactions when they press the button and the doorbell "moo's" :)
2202338
No. Each unit is a seperate alarm. the large unit is not a "base" unit. It is a unit of it's own primarly for doors. It has a programmable code and a "chime" feature as well. It is VERY, VERY loud. The smaller units are not connect to the large one, nor or they connected to each other. They are loud, but not as loud as the large unit. They only have an "On/Off" switch, no code or "chime" setting. I bought some of the larger units seperately for my daughters to have on their aparment doors.
835942
There is a receiver box placed in the house that has several chimes that sound, like a doorbell. The unit outside will blink red when it is activated.
1652352
Yes, each door bell unit functions independently. The only thing that may be an issue is the distance between the push button and the receiver located in the apartment. It may be too far for good reception.
954051
Yes. We have four sensors with two receivers; two of the sensors were purchased separately. Both receivers (one upstairs and one downstairs) signal when any of the four doors are opened.
109553
No it's not, it's a one way unit. It has to different ringers, one is like a door bell and the other is like a alarm.
731399
I don't know. I bought one for side door and one for front door. I use different chime sound for each door.
2153580
Yes, it has a beep that starts several minutes after it's left open. You might not hear it in another part of the house.
875871
This only has one bell unit(the small blue box), and the other two are receivers to the chime. You can install those anywhere in the house. I'm not sure if you can buy two sets and use two bells for the same receivers. That may be the option.
711294
It will act as a doorbell when a door opens up (ding dong) :) really it does this.
1417936
I purchased this for my mom who is hard of hearing and its works great. Unit can be placed in any room as long as you have a outlet to plug unit in. I installed two door bells one at the side of the house and one at the front door.
1855161
Yes. It should work for one sound. You will have to add a diode to your door bell button if you want to have multiple sounds.
1191332
Sound is medium loud, best I can describe. I believe you could hear it several rooms away, unless a TV was blaring or something. Important: Do not expect this bell to ring 100% of the time, sometimes it will not ring if you open the door softly or gently. Best feature: this bell looks quite nice.
1850207
You have to have a phone or something that can receive the wi-fi signal to hear the "ring". The doorbot itself has a speaker, so if you're close to the door you may hear it, but it does not have a separate "bell".
2029942
Yes it can. I believe we bought another element door buzzer? To make this happen. We have two entrances and each has own sound. It is a good product.