Wireless Doorbell - PHYSEN Door bell Chimes with Mute Mode - 58 Ringtones&5 Volume Levels Operating at 1300-ft Range LED Strobe, 2 Transmitters+3 Receivers Waterproof Doorbell Kit for Home/Classroom

This expandable doorbell set appears to be the perfect solution for my spa, where I need multiple ringers/receivers to ring at the same time in different rooms, and after purchasing a 2nd set of 4, I was struggling to get the 2nd set to ring with a press from the button of the 1st set, so I reached out to the manufacturer and received a prompt response with a link to a video about how to resolve my problem, which worked just as it was supposed to, so I can highly recommend this doorbell solution!

We bought the two receivers and two doorbells package for our Florida home and had more fun programming each one with a different tune! Then one day one of the receivers decides to start chiming for no apparent reason. We have it programmed to Tschaikovsky's 1812 Overture so we scramble to the door! Except no one was at either one! Several times. So we played with everything, rebooted, re-paired, and saw that one of the doorbell button unit buttons liked to stick in a depressed position. (Our local Ghostbusters Chapter told us there had been no unusual activity reported in our area, and our home is in a gated and guarded 55+ community so it's doubtful if it was hooligan ding dong ditchers.)Well, by this time it was too late for an Amazon return, so I got in touch with the manufacturer in what had to be Shanghai, but they were prompt and gracious, earning this 5-star review for a free and fast replacement doorbell unit! Thank you Physen!

This could not have been any easier to use or install. I am glad I waited for good inexpensive technology to come through.We have 3 chimes sides spread about. We bought the one with 2 door bells transmitters and just kept the second one as a back up

Just installed this to replace my 2 button 1 receiver doorbell.Having 2 receivers now allows me to hear the doorbell downstairs; especially when in the kitchen and running the water since I'm mainly upstairs and put the old receiver upstairs because if it was downstairs, I couldn't hear it upstairs.I set the 1st button and then walked all around the house pressing it to make sure I could hear it in every room. The only place that was very hard to hear it was in the basement but I can hear the motion sensors for the porches down there. They seem very synced up because when standing in the stairway, it's hard to tell the difference between the upstairs and downstairs receiver.I wish it had 1 more level of loudness just in case when I got music playing or a movie going because I turn them up to drown out all the POS neighbors yelling or doing whatever they do and I got double paned windows and the house has been insulated.I tried to use longer drywall screws but the heads are too big and I couldn't get the button to clip onto the base mounted to the wall so I used the small screws that came with it. I don't like fine thread screws because it can easily be ripped out and they are not sharp enough to poke through the vynal siding so I used the drywall screws to poke a hole and then used the tiny screws. However, they are not long enough to go into the wood underneath the vynal siding so they are only holding onto the vynal siding and not real secure. I'll have to try and find some longer coarse threaded screws that I can securely thread it into the wood underneath the vynal siding but they need small heads to allow the button to clip onto the base once it's screwed onto the wall.Like every other doorbell I've had, the receiver is poorly designed to place in an outlet. It's too big and covers up the bottom outlet if you place it in the top outlet and if you put it in the bottom outlet, then you can't get a 3 prong plug in the top outlet. Thusly, I had to turn it upside down and put it in the top outlet so I could put a 3 prong plug in the bottom outlet.I wish it had more holiday tunes because I like changing them for the season. One of the doorbells I had years ago had Santa Claus is coming to town and We wish you a merry Christmas; as well, Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer and some others. This just has let it snow and jingle bells for basic non-religious songs. I also wish they would add Halloween and other holiday songs to make it more appealing for the different times of the year.It's easy to set the button to the receivers, just set what tune you want, hold the volume button in until you hear a beep, about 5 seconds, and push the button on the button. You have to do this for each receiver for each button because they won't set up at the same time.You want to do this before you install the buttons outside so you can have it right there when you are setting the receiver to the tune you want and holding down the volume button to set the main button. Plus, you can walk around the house pressing the button to make sure you can hear it in every room.Like it a lot but wish it would go a little louder and had more holiday tunes. Oh yeah, include longer coarse thread screws instead of these shorter fine thred screws.

Great product. We use this for our farm stand. People can ring the bell out at the road and with the multiple ringers we can be notified out back and in the basement etc.

Easy to install, ring tones are loud enough and really like the choice of have 4 transmitters. Will buy again if needed.

Just as pictured. Work great. Best of all fixed door bell issues without needing expensive electronician!

Using them for my 94 year old father n law. He has one transmitter button by his bed and one in the bathroom.. We have one ringer in the hallway, one in the kitchen and one on the carport. If he needs us and can't get our attention, he just pushes the button and all three ringers will let us know we need to check on papaw.