Hi Everybody. Wireless Doorbells definitely exist and there are a large number of products out there. Manufacturers like Carlon, Sonic, NuTone and others make them. The tend to have range of about 75 to 150 ft, but you can get longer range ones that extend out to 300. Plus, you can always get wireless extenders or amplifiers to help with this range. As one person mentioned, I would choose one that has several frequencies. Wireless doorbells can sometimes have problems in the city because of other outside wireless devices using the same frequency. The good news is the higher end models (over $50) will usually have this as a standard feature.
Hi Everybody. Wireless Doorbells definitely exist and there are a large number of products out there. Manufacturers like Carlon, Sonic, NuTone and others make them. The tend to have range of about 75 to 150 ft, but you can get longer range ones that extend out to 300. Plus, you can always get wireless extenders or amplifiers to help with this range. As one person mentioned, I would choose one that has several frequencies. Wireless doorbells can sometimes have problems in the city because of other outside wireless devices using the same frequency. The good news is the higher end models (over $50) will usually have this as a standard feature.
Hope this helps,
Mark Taylor
http://www.thedoorbell.net/Wireless-Doorbell.html
Posted by: Mark Taylor at June 5, 2008 3:35 AM in response to Wireless doorbells?