Globe Electric Heath Zenith SL-7368-02 Wireless Entry Alert Chime,White, Multi-function Kit

I work in a secluded suite in my office due to the confidential nature of what I do and have been scared out of my wits, or caught in a confidential conversation, when someone walked in who I didn't hear. This chime is awesome and works great. Even at the lowest volumn setting it was a bit loud so I just put a piece of clear packing tape over the speaker, except the upper most section, which muted it perfectly - so the chime wouldn't scare me too. LOL I'm really not a scardy cat, just jumpy at times!

Exactly what we need for the entrance of our shop.Replaced our last untit after 2-3 years of usage. Somehow it got less accurate and worked from time to time. I tried a new battery but still the same. A rough estimate of how many times it had to chime is around 40,000 at least! It's an amazing little unit.Just bought 2 extra units, just in case!

First I purchased one of many door chimes with fifty-something different chimes. It was too hard to set up, and the chimes go on for too long. Then I tried this product (Heath Zenith Wireless Entry Alert Chime). It's already set to play the Westminster chime (also used by many chiming clocks). Two other options are a single dings and two dings. The volume is a physical dial, easy to use. It took only a few minutes to set up. Plug in the main unit where you want to hear the chime. Put the two sensors, one on the door and the other next to it on the door jam. (Make sure you remove the paper keeping the battery from running down while in the packaging.) And you are done. It just works.

Don’t buy this product, you can stand 2-3 feet from it and hardly hear it, this company is only about one time sales. You have been warned

Works pretty well and easy to install. If I could 4.5 stars I would. The only problem I had was trying to change the chime sound, the little black things are kinda hard to remove. And it doesn't ALWAYS work. Every 1 out of 100 times it doesn't chime, no clue as to why. Other than that, no complaints! It is nice and loud and I can easily hear it chime over my mixers running. I own a bakery and it gets pretty loud in my kitchen. Definitely worth the money. Don't bother with the cheaper bells.

Just installed in a small two story retail boutique setting. The sensor is on the first floor in the back, the receiver/chime second floor in the front. Works every time. The magnet is about 3/4" from the sensor which exceeds the recommended gap, but it still works. The instruction says three tone settings are possible: Westminster, Ding-Dong, and Ding. I'm using Ding-Dong. I've ordered another one, so that I can install it on the front door as well. I'll use the Ding tone to distinguish it from the back door. I'll place the second receiver on the first floor. So far, this is working great. An included spacer will come in handy for the glass swing door in front. I wish they sold the sensor separately so that I don't have to buy another receiver. But, at that price, I don't really mind. The "jumpers" are awkward for adult-sized hands, but I figure they keep the cost down.

I downgraded the rating to three stars due to the unit's limited range, which was 30-40 feet in my 3500 sq-ft two-story building. In order to make it usable, I had to add an external antenna (explained below).This product is designed to sense the opening of a door. It is easy to install and so far, has functioned reliably. It comes with only one transmitter device, yet the receiver chime is capable of 2-channels, so that it can be additionally used with a [not-included] Heath Zenith door bell. The receiver/chime has options for three sounds: ding, ding-dong, and Westminster. It also has a volume control. Note that some other Heath Zenith products, such as the Heath Zenith SL-6142-C, have only ding and ding-dong options with no volume control.I have three different Heath Zenith receiver/chime products in my building, and fortunately they are mostly compatible. All three had to be modified with an external antenna, due to limited range.The simplest modification for increased range is to open the case, drill a hole at the bottom, and pass through the 10" red antenna wire so that it dangles straight down. If this doesn't do it, then add a 10" counterpoise wire. Drill a small hole in the top. Solder the wire to ground foil on the PC board near where the red antenna wire is attached. Pull the counterpoise wire straight up. This modification (both wires) made the system barely usable in my building.

I easily installed this item. The plastic packing is minimal and conservative. Once opened, there are the main components and a set of screws and a spacer piece. I didn't need either. I just plugged in the receiver and double-sided taped the two magnetic pieces to my screen door top. I tested it twice and it's great!! As soon as the door is open, the alarm (an 8 chime Westminster note) sounds. The volume is controllable with a simple screwdriver on the back of the plug unit.Not to worry, the plug can reach far away. Rooms away without any wires. That's right: NO WIRES. Can't beat this. I tried to find this at a local hardware store and they never heard of such an item. Strange. Anyway, this is a great item that I can now sleep peacefully with the back door open to cool the home at night and know if something happens, I'll know about it with a nice "chime". Cheers!!