Wireless Door Bell, PHYSEN Waterproof Doorbell Chimes for Home Operating at over 1300-ft Range 58 Doorbell Ringer 5 Volume Levels LED Strobe Door Bell kits with 4 Push Buttons & 3 Receivers

Good product, well packed, good price. My old wireless doorbell died and I bought another brand, one bell with two receivers. But I soon realized that I needed a third receiver. So I bought the same model, just one bell and one receiver. But somehow the third receiver didn't respond to the doorbell. So back they all went.Then I bought this PHYSEN kit: two door bells and three receivers. Everything works fine. And the maker includes two double-sided mounting pads, four screws and plastic sleeves for screw-mounting and even a small screwdriver. Now that is being thoughtful. Easy to install and it all works together. I can't tell which door's bell is ringing, but the second door is a service entrance to my apartment that never had a doorbell before.

Cops came by the house Friday at 5:50 AM because we had to evacuate due to fires. We did not hear the door bells. He came in the back door to wake me. That day I ordered this product and installed them immediately.This product is exactly what it says it is. We are hard of hearing so we purchased this for it's ability to have flashing light and loud sound. It does both excellently.Took the four receivers out of the box set the ring tones as instructed for two door bells paired easily and quickly. I highly recommend this for any family with elderly who are hard of hearing, which in my house is 3 people.

I needed a wireless doorbell with more than one receiver, so I would be able to hear it in different rooms of my house. This had 4 receivers and I am using 3 right now. I liked that it had many doorbell rings to choose from and that there were different volume levels. It was easy to set up and is working well.

The volume was plenty loud for my area.

Ease of installing, requiring no technical experience and the ring volume is adjustable. It easily beats other wireless doorbells in the ease of setup and ring volume.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to make a post on my original purchase, so I am doing so now.The first box I got was a set of four receivers and two buttons. They are easy to set up and easy to install initially. I put one button at the front door, and one receiver inside the house and one on the back porch. I put a second button on the side door, for my neighbors, and again, one receiver in the house and the other on the back porch, this one with a different tone. After a few months, both of the receiver's on my back porch quite working. I expect due to the extreme Oklahoma heat, but I spend a lot of time in my garden working and can't hear the bell without one located there.So, I ordered this set to replace those and found a new location. It is harder to set up if the button is already installed because you only have a limited amount of time to hit the button on the receiver and then run to the bell to sync them. If you are doing this, which is considered reprograming, I suggest a long extension cord and go to where the button is with the receiver in hand. Or ask someone to help you.They work at quite a long distance and by mindful not to put them by other electronics or they might not work as well.If I had a complaint, it would be, I wish they were louder.

works great, got the double for my parents' doors. They are both hard of hearing and these are adjustable tones and volumes and work great. They can tell the difference between front and back door tones, easily.

The media could not be loaded. The receivers look fine as does the button portion. 3 of the 4 receivers work fine. The fourth one will not hold the to e I selected and it goes off numerous times per day for no reason. I have changed the outlet it is in and it still goes off randomly and frequently. The other recovers work just fine an any and all outlets.All but one receiver was easily adjusted and seems pretty loud, though not really loud enough at “110Dbs” that it claims. I am pretty deaf and I need to have 4 receivers with the flashing lights.If you are really deaf you might want to to try some other more reliable system. I will contact the ADA office for advice. Plus my condo association, OTOW makes me attach it to my screen door and many people don’t look there for a doorbell.