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Name: Honeywell Home - Series 5: Plug-In Wireless Doorbell with Halo Light and Push Button
Brand: Honeywell Home
SKU: 6243300
Price: 44.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (17 reviews)

Honeywell Home - Series 5: Plug-In Wireless Doorbell with Halo Light and Push Button

Model:: RDWL515P2000E; |
SKU:: 6243300

User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 17 reviews.

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QuestionIs this doorbell weatherproof? Seems simple: doorbell goes outside the house, should be weatherproof. But I tried a different wireless doorbell before and it failed in a couple months -- water got in.
Asked 6 years ago by Ally.
- Answer Hello Ally! Thank you for reaching out to us. The Honeywell Series 5 Wireless Doorbell Push Button includes weather resistant properties; it's designed to withstand light exposure to the elements - sun, rain, and wind. Hope this helps!
  Answered 6 years ago by Honeywell Support
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QuestionWhat is the distance/feet that this system has to be installed at for the system to work. I have a long, older, one level ranch style house with the front door at one end and the MBR at the other end so I need a system to accommodate that
Asked 5 years ago by JeepCollie.
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QuestionI am trying to set up the system that would have three push buttons but two receivers, can that be done with the system to all work simultaneously together.
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes, from my understanding, this model can have up to 6 devices connected. There is a dedicated link button on the chime and you should be able to link your devices within range. Do be aware that from my experience, there's a slight delay between each device. Maybe half a second between the device closest to the ones farthest away.
  Answered 5 years ago by Nate
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QuestionWhat is the distance that the unit has to be within to work?
Asked 5 years ago by Bobbie.
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QuestionCan you order additional doorbells for this system?
Asked 5 years ago by Fritz.
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QuestionIs this single voltage (110V) or dual voltage (110V and/or 220-240V)?
Asked 5 years ago by JK.
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QuestionIs this doorbell weather proof ? And do I need to buy another chime for my two story home so I can put one upstairs and one downstairs and will it work with same button?
Asked 5 years ago by Anonymous.
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QuestionPlease suggest the ABCs of where and how to install this doorbell in a two-story townhouse. Do I need two units? Thanks for your prompt response. Thanks.
Asked 6 years ago by Chelito.
- Answer Hi Chelito! Great question, when installing the doorbell it's recommended that you choose a location that is not near a heat source, or on something that moves (like a door). Choose an area where the doorbell will be easy to see and hear. The doorbell and push button can be connected with up to 4 transmitters simultaneously (this would include: push buttons, awareness devices, door contacts and motion sensors). We hope this helps!
  Answered 6 years ago by Honeywell Support
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QuestionNeed to know the ABCs on how and where to install this wireless doorbell? Do I need two devices for my two story townhouse? thanks.
Asked 6 years ago by Chelito.
- Answer Hi Chelito! Great question, when installing the doorbell it's recommended that you choose a location that is not near a heat source, or on something that moves (like a door). Choose an area where the doorbell will be easy to see and hear. The doorbell and push button can be connected with up to 4 transmitters simultaneously (this would include: push buttons, awareness devices, door contacts and motion sensors). We hope this helps!
  Answered 6 years ago by Honeywell Support
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QuestionCan these be set up with one button on the front door and one button on the back door and two bells placed inside in separate rooms so that the front button rings both bells with one sound and the back door button rings both bells with a different sound?
Asked 6 years ago by skyhawk.
- Answer The Wireless Doorbell for $30- does it support 5ghz WiFi ?
  Answered 5 years ago by Ronwerski
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Honeywell Home - Series 5: Plug-In Wireless Doorbell with Halo Light and Push Button

Q: QuestionIs this doorbell weatherproof? Seems simple: doorbell goes outside the house, should be weatherproof. But I tried a different wireless doorbell before and it failed in a couple months -- water got in.

Q: QuestionWhat is the distance/feet that this system has to be installed at for the system to work. I have a long, older, one level ranch style house with the front door at one end and the MBR at the other end so I need a system to accommodate that

Q: QuestionI am trying to set up the system that would have three push buttons but two receivers, can that be done with the system to all work simultaneously together.

Q: QuestionWhat is the distance that the unit has to be within to work?

Q: QuestionCan you order additional doorbells for this system?

Q: QuestionIs this single voltage (110V) or dual voltage (110V and/or 220-240V)?

Q: QuestionIs this doorbell weather proof ? And do I need to buy another chime for my two story home so I can put one upstairs and one downstairs and will it work with same button?

Q: QuestionPlease suggest the ABCs of where and how to install this doorbell in a two-story townhouse. Do I need two units? Thanks for your prompt response. Thanks.

Q: QuestionNeed to know the ABCs on how and where to install this wireless doorbell? Do I need two devices for my two story townhouse? thanks.

Q: QuestionCan these be set up with one button on the front door and one button on the back door and two bells placed inside in separate rooms so that the front button rings both bells with one sound and the back door button rings both bells with a different sound?

QuestionIs this doorbell weatherproof? Seems simple: doorbell goes outside the house, should be weatherproof. But I tried a different wireless doorbell before and it failed in a couple months -- water got in.

QuestionWhat is the distance/feet that this system has to be installed at for the system to work. I have a long, older, one level ranch style house with the front door at one end and the MBR at the other end so I need a system to accommodate that

QuestionI am trying to set up the system that would have three push buttons but two receivers, can that be done with the system to all work simultaneously together.

QuestionWhat is the distance that the unit has to be within to work?

QuestionCan you order additional doorbells for this system?

QuestionIs this single voltage (110V) or dual voltage (110V and/or 220-240V)?

QuestionIs this doorbell weather proof ? And do I need to buy another chime for my two story home so I can put one upstairs and one downstairs and will it work with same button?

QuestionPlease suggest the ABCs of where and how to install this doorbell in a two-story townhouse. Do I need two units? Thanks for your prompt response. Thanks.

QuestionNeed to know the ABCs on how and where to install this wireless doorbell? Do I need two devices for my two story townhouse? thanks.

QuestionCan these be set up with one button on the front door and one button on the back door and two bells placed inside in separate rooms so that the front button rings both bells with one sound and the back door button rings both bells with a different sound?