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Old 04-03-2007, 17:28   #2
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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)
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