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Explain to me like a 5 year old, Wiring a bell

Dymo · 2012-11-13 12:23:45

Hi I need a door bell wired to a garage next to my house, its about 25 meters away to where I need the bell to be. I don't think the wireless will be good enough as it has a couple of walls to go through. Is there a door bell that where I can place the ringer button on the garage door then use doorbell wire to the ringer…

13-11-2012 1:23pm

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Dymo

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Hi

I need a door bell wired to a garage next to my house, its about 25 meters away to where I need the bell to be.

I don't think the wireless will be good enough as it has a couple of walls to go through.

Is there a door bell that where I can place the ringer button on the garage door then use doorbell wire to the ringer bell but just have batteries in the bell. I don't really want to have to wire it into the mains and work around with transformers. Any links to this kind of thing would be great.

Thanks

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#2 13-11-2012 1:47pm

M cebee

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ya prob an electronic chime
they can be wired to push in bell wire

some of the standard chimes are also transformer or battery

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