TECKNET Self-Powered Waterproof Wireless Doorbell Chime Kit – Easy Installation and Durable Design

Anthony P. Scotto: Very easy to use. Sounds great. Easy to maneuver between loudness and chimes.

United States on Nov 23, 2023

Olena: easy install, fully customized sound, works great ,recommended

United States on Nov 21, 2023

F B.: the "no-battery" feature is great. We could not install a wired doorbell, and had one with a battery which we never replaced often enough. This unit appears to work well after about a week of use. Bell is plenty loud and adjustable. 32 different bell tones are a bit of an overkill. Do you really want to hear the William Tell Overture every time your doorbell is rung? But it's easy enough to set it for a simple two-tone chime.

United States on Sep 14, 2023

Grace Leow: Received on time. Already paired and ready to use. Loud and clear. Lovely chimes. Simply loving it.

Singapore on Sep 09, 2022

CinemaDude: We had a hallway and the foyer redone when an electrician removed the electrical outlet and switch covers and the doorbell unit from the wall. The painter who we then contracted a week later to paint, didn't see the wires for the door bell that the electrician pushed back into the wall, and he plastered over the small hole and then painted the wall. Should we break into the newly finished wall to get at the wires to replace the old -- and to be honest -- battered-looking bell unit? We decided it would be much easier to just get one of these transmitter systems instead.

We really like this solution, although the previously wired version did have a pushbutton that had a light in it that stayed on all the time that was really nice. The push button unit here, since it is not wired so obviously, it can't have a light in it except when it is pushed -- a minor disadvantage.

The sounding unit itself receives the signal pretty much anywhere in a rather large two bedroom apartment and that means as far as 400 feet in either side of the location of the pushbutton door unit and they still responded to a outdoor pushbutton unit.

The one caveat (and...

United States on Mar 10, 2022

The Saint: I have had several battery powered wireless doorbells installed, on my driveway metal gate, that always had range issues and batteries that would fail in less than 14 months. You would never know when they failed until you missed a package that required a signature or a friend that calls you on their cellphone in front of the gate. Older wireless doorbells used a radio frequency that the metal gate obscured and required a healthier battery to work for a 25 foot distance in front of a window. Therefore, not very reliable with many battery changes, and also not too weather proof either when they failed within five years.

One day when I was looking to replace the front gate doorbell, after I just replaced the driveway doorbell, I found an advertisement for a battery free wireless doorbell and I took a chance. It has worked flawless for over five years and that made me take a chance this time to try this different model for the driveway gate. I first tried to put the receiver where I always wanted it, around 50 feet behind a door inside the house that usually stays open and hides the wall AC outlet. The second receiver was placed upstairs near a corner where...

United States on Jan 13, 2022