Wireless Doorbell
 

Hello,

We have a wireless door bell and live in a coldersack of about 10 houses, of which 4 have wireless doorbells and they all interfear with ours so we get 4 different chimes going off when some one is at the neighbours door. Does any one know how I can get round it??? or is there a wireless doorbell that can't get interfearance???

Thanks

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

Normally if you take the battery cover off of each unit you will find a jumper, dip switch or similar which allows you to change the frequency. The old wired Doorbells are still the best options however :) (although I have seen a few wireless ones where you can train the receiver to only listen to that transmitter unit but they're quite pricey)

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

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Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

I got a Friedland one for about £15 and that has dip switches to change the radio frequency.

By the way I have never heard of a cul-de-sac called a coldersack :-)

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

Maybe they really all do live in a cold bag?

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

<off-topic> Quick french lesson for you... cul = ass, sac = bag, so living in a cul-de-sac is like living in the ass of a bag - apparently </off-topic>

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

Pardon my ignorance. This is the first I've heard of wireless doorbells. The concept sounds a little weird to me. Are there any advantages to them, or are they just a nuisance, as described above?

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

Wireless!!! saves running wires around the house;)

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

we seem to be the only ones who have such a thing, wheras the wireless mouse was a big problem with 'who' controlled it, the doorbell works fine ;)

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

So does it run on batteries then?

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

You can get ones with batteried door units and a ringer unit that plugs directly into a mains outlet (some even have a mains pass-thru) or a ringer unit that also runs on batteries and can be moved around if needed.

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

they are horrible, bad sounds, not loud, and you have to change the door bell battery frequently, if you have a lot of visitors.....

ik

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

Doesn't sound very 'green' either... My doorbell works fine. The wires run within the walls, so no mess there. The bell can be clearly heard throughout the house. No need to change/check batteries. Team winning change never. Rearrange as required. :shrug:

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

No need to change the batteries in my "knock on the door you lazy git" door bell! :D

Re: Wireless Doorbell
 

AntiSilence how you will charge them?