Honeywell Home Ding Dong Classic Wired Doorbell – White, D117

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I could fix my installation. Had to buy a new relais. Now everything works as it should. Many thanks for your great idea and explanation! The reason I like your setup is because I want to keep using the 8V chime which is very loud and I have a smart switch wired into it so it automatically turns off when our childeren are in bed during day time (based on the roller shutter position, light and doorswitch). The only notable difference is that the doorbell’s chime adapter in my case has only two cables as can be seen here https://dahuawiki.com/LincX2PRO/DB11_Physical_Install and here https://manuals.plus/imou/db61i-video-doorbell-manual#install_the_chime_kit> where would you place these two cables if you where to replace the 4 cable UniFi adapter? and why do you think some of the companies are making them like that? Hi, I have one of these and before purchasing a relay I thought I would wire up as per this article but not connect anything to the outputs of the chime adaptor. When I set the chime to mech or digital and press the doorbell it says shutting down. Is this normal ?

Honeywell Home D117 8V Ding Dong 2 Note Doorbell, White Honeywell Home D117 8V Ding Dong 2 Note Doorbell, White

Knappe review! Ik wacht even af tot ze in de EU-store te koop zijn, en ga dan switchen van de Netatmo video doorbell, waar ik toch niet zo tevreden over ben. You should probably make a note here that Ubiquti has released a pro version of their doorbell which can be with a PoE adaptor.

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Two separate transformers, one for the G4 protect doorbell, and one for the 8v chime. Will that work within your diagram? I have used your wiring diagram with aG4 Doorbell I got from the EU store – the one that comes with a transformer. I wasn’t able to get it to work with the old doorbell that was in the house when we bought it. Without a wiring diagram (and it has one extra post and a mercury switch) I bought a new doorbell from Karwei, that has a built in transformer and am supplying it directly from the mains. It seems that your doorbell doesn’t get enough power. It only happened one time with my doorbell, so I haven’t looked into it yet. Do you maybe have really long wires between the doorbell and the transformer? Or maybe a bad connection behind the doorbell?

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I really like the new Unifi Doorbell. Just like the other Unifi products, it’s really easy to install and set up and it comes with a lot of nice features. The ability to use it without a subscription is great and a big plus compared to Nest and Ring. So pressing the normal doorbell will close the circuit and because of ac it will ring. But what should I do now?Additionally, the technical support portal offers multilingual support for all its content in the following languages: Chinese, Portuguese, French, German, Italian and Spanish. I’m still a little bit confused about the 8v chime. Seems like you have a 8-16v chime and your transformer supports 12v and 24v. Hi sorry to bother you. I am considering a G4. I have a very simple set up with Ring at the moment as we did not have any doorbell stuff already. IN essence I got a transformer for door bells which delivers 12-30v. This is hooked up directly to the Ring via 12 metres of bell wire. Thats it. works perfect (well there is a small resistor in the mix as well) I have left several requests at Ubiquiti, even chatted with 2nd line support, but they are very slow to respond and cannot solve it, so I returned the whole thing this week on an RMA.

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I want to use this doorbell with the Honeywell Home DW315S chime which takes 8-12V. The relay you link to says no longer available and I wonder if you could suggest any others? Before you start to do anything, make sure you have turned off the circuit breaker for your doorbell. Also, we need to remove the old doorbell. Step 2 – Installing the mounting plate When battery-operated, the doorbell will be mounted as much as a most of 15 meters from the push;when transformer operated, it may be mounted as much as 60 meters from the push Here’s my question. Is the relay you are using a DPDT relay, and why are you connecting the chime to the power input of the relay, and what looks like the normally closed terminal? I thought the idea was to connect the chime wires to the “common” and the normally OPEN terminals of the relay, so that when the G4 button is pressed, it closes the normally open relay terminals, activating the door chime?I would now like to connect it to a Honeywell D117 mechanical bell. I followed the schematic n.3 for the wired installation as shown in this installation instructions: I have a new installation coming up for a commercial facility. There is not an existing doorbell. Is there a wiring diagram for this scenario along with parts list that I’ll need to complete this installation? I meant, that you described it correctly. Port 7 and 9 on the transformer in my diagram wil remain disconnected. You connect your chime to you 8v transformer. And you can wire the reset as desribed.