Does the sync module work as an indoor chime? null

No it does not, you do need something inside or just have your cell phone chime. I use the cell phone and a bunch of Echo's I already had.

The sync module does NOT work as a chime. My house is old and has no existing doorbell wiring or chime. However, my wife and I both have smart phones with the Blink app installed AND I have six Amazon Echo devices throughout the house. (Big Brother Amazon is listening). After a little configuration in the Blink and Alexa apps, whenever either of the doorbells is pressed, both my wife's and my smart phones via the Blink app make a doorbell chime sound and we get the option to enter a live webcam feed and initiate 2-way conversation from the doorbell that was pressed. In addition to that, I have all six aforementioned Echo devices in a speaker group called "Everything" via the Alexa app. Both doorbells show up in the Alexa app and I have notifications enabled for both of the doorbells in the Alexa app. So, in addition to both smart phones making a chime sound when a doorbell is pressed, all six Echo devices in unison all announce that there is someone at the doorbell that was pressed. "Someone is at your front door". "Someone is at your side door." Thus far even though I do not have a physical chime, the smart phones and Echos more than make up for it.

No, you would need a separate chime activator that will work on 8v. The doorbell itself has a chime that is very loud. I also have mine attached to my Amazon Echo which makes and announcement in every room

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No it does not, you do need something inside or just have your cell phone chime. I use the cell phone and a bunch of Echo's I already had.
Answered by Idaho 3 years ago
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The sync module does NOT work as a chime. My house is old and has no existing doorbell wiring or chime. However, my wife and I both have smart phones with the Blink app installed AND I have six Amazon Echo devices throughout the house. (Big Brother Amazon is listening). After a little configuration in the Blink and Alexa apps, whenever either of the doorbells is pressed, both my wife's and my smart phones via the Blink app make a doorbell chime sound and we get the option to enter a live webcam feed and initiate 2-way conversation from the doorbell that was pressed. In addition to that, I have all six aforementioned Echo devices in a speaker group called "Everything" via the Alexa app. Both doorbells show up in the Alexa app and I have notifications enabled for both of the doorbells in the Alexa app. So, in addition to both smart phones making a chime sound when a doorbell is pressed, all six Echo devices in unison all announce that there is someone at the doorbell that was pressed. "Someone is at your front door". "Someone is at your side door." Thus far even though I do not have a physical chime, the smart phones and Echos more than make up for it.
Answered by Dane 3 years ago
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No, you would need a separate chime activator that will work on 8v. The doorbell itself has a chime that is very loud. I also have mine attached to my Amazon Echo which makes and announcement in every room
Answered by Akeller51 3 years ago
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