RF Doorbells - Replacement Transmitter or Bell-Push
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Re: RF Doorbells - Replacement Transmitter or Bell-Push

Post by ericmark » Tue Sep 24, 2013 7:22 am

I have used RF door bells for some time and I have tried to find replacement door pushes when the water has got in without are real luck. If you buy expensive ones like "Friedland" then you can buy replacement transmitters and you can alter the bells or buttons to match each other.

However cheap ones from Lidi or Aldi etc are a pain even when they are done again likely slightly different. I tried to transmit on the 70cm frequency shown on packet with every sub tone the radio could be set to in order to find the correct tone required but failed to set off the bell. Or it was other way around and locking car would ring door bell.

As a result I would not expect to find any universal door push.

I bought three cheap door bells from Lidi and set them all to ring off the same door push so I have two spares.

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