The chosen chime does not get reset if the event of a power outage – at least not a power outage of a minute or so. To hear a few of the chimes, watch the quick demo video below.Īfter listening to all the doorbell chimes I ended up chosing a traditional “ding dong” chime because I’m boring and the longer cutesy tunes grated on my nerves after trying to find one. By default it plays a standard “ding dong” chime, but the doorbell has a whopping 48 music chimes to choose from including holiday themed chimes. Once plugged in to a outlet you’re done unless you want to change the volume level or chime. The instructions say that the doorbell has a 200 meter range which sounds crazy because that’s over 650 feet! I had no way to test that distance, but I had no issues placing the receiver in various locations throughout my small home. To do this I had to drill two holes in the backplate of the transmitter and then use the included screws to attach it outside my front door.Īll that’s left to do is plug the receiver into an outlet inside your home.
Then you can either attach the transmitter using the included screws or the included double-sided 3M adhesive tape. The doorbell requires the same small sized 12V 32A alkaline battery that my old doorbell used. To install the doorbell you have to pry apart the transmitter with a small screwdriver and remove the battery tab. The smaller transmitter is also made of black plastic with a grey button. There’s a two prong plug on the back and two buttons for volume and chime selection on the side.
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