Is there a doorbell repeater product that works with doorbell buttons with diodes?
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Sorry, don't know the answer to that. I just know that this one was a bust. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I cannot verify, but i believe so! you are simply programming each system to one pushbutton. If you already have a wired doorbell, you can use this to extend. So when your wired pushbutton is pressed, your wired doorbell will ring downstairs and your wireless will ring upstairs
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I guess it is possible electrically? You could go into the printed circuit board (PCB) of the button, and wire in your doorbell? The common house doorbell is just a closed wire connection, made by the button after all. But, that would take someone who designs PCB's, and really knew what they were doing. I guess you could do it mechanically too? But, realistically, it isn't made to do that and no one is going to link this product to an existing doorbell. It would be difficult.
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If you mean the circuit board in the Garage Door mechanism itself, the answer is no. This is merely a button that you push to open and close the garage door, with the added functionality to turn the light located on the motor on and off. It also allows you to "lock out" the functionality of the remote for additional security. You can actually replace this unit with a "doorbell" button if all you want to do is open and close the garage door.
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The transmitter is this device. I guess it would be possible to connect your wired button to this transmitter but you would have to be electronics savvy. If you could work that out then you could conceal the transmitter somewhere. Hard to answer without understanding why you would want to use this with an existing wired doorbell system:
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Requires 24 volts to operate. With matching remote can replace doorbell switch in Mighty Mule installation guide. Must be in weatherproof box. Yes I think it will work.
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The remote button is similar to a battery powered doorbell buzzer. It can be mounted anywhere. The receiving unit is mounted with the Metlund D'Mand pump. However be aware that it does not go a great distance an brick walls seem to block the signal getting through. In my case the remote button worked everywhere in the house except in the guest bathroom that I purchased it for.
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While I use only 1 remote, the spec sheet <http://www.honeywellstore.com/store/images/pdf/rcwl250a1006n-honeywell-decor-wireless-door-chime-and-push-button-manual.pdf> indicates "Works with up to six transmitters: bell push buttons, motion detector or door contacts for added security and convenience".
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Hi Rick--you have to provide your own transformer (and/or batteries), and buttons. I purchased Heath Zenith 121AC Wired Door Chime Transformer and two NuTone PB7LSN Wired One-Lighted Door Chime Push Button, Satin Nickel Finish. I also separately purchased some doorbell wire, I think 18AWG (18 gauge). I think you can get a higher gauge number (thinner) but I was making long runs to the back and front doors of my commercial building, so wanted to have more copper for the long runs of wire. I specifically wanted a hard-wired doorbell because wireless has not been very reliable for me, and I needed complete reliability.
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My buttons were installed on both wood and metal frames and they work great. I take the doorbell with me out side when Iam working in the shop and potting shad and have not problem receiving the signal from the buttons. HAVE
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Yes. As long as you install it properly. You need to take the service from the Magicjack before it goes to the phone system and connect it to the DoorBell Fon and then connect the output from the DoorBell Fon back to the phone system. The DoorBell Fon has and input and output RJ11 connection as well as a set of input and output terminals. Very simple operation and installation.
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so what would work with Honeywell RCWL300A1006? It comes with a doorbell but I want a motion sensor for back & side doors.
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There is an 800 number on the doorbell packaging. I called Honeywell and they gave me the correct answer to my compatibility problem. They would be the best bet for your question Good Luck, Joe.
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Their information says that one button can communicate with multiple receivers for larger installations. And that multiple push buttons can be used to signal separate door locations up to 5. So what you are asking should work
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It has the expanded functionality to do so, but is not included in this purchase. This doorbell will work with this particular motion detector, supposedly: RCA902N1004/N
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These are hard wired. They would replace the doorbell type buttons that most garages are wired with.
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No, this unit will not work without an existing doorbell. Search for Wireless Doorbell and you can purchase wireless doorbells that have batteries in the button, and do not require wires.