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I purchased this door bell as a christmas gift.When we were installing it, we found that it did not work. At first we thought it was a bad battery. But, was not.I called the seller. and spoke to a nice lady, that was helpful, and sent a replacement, with a return label to send back the bad unit. We got the new unit, and she sent a note, that they had checked, to make sure it worked before sending it.And it works perfect. We sent back the bad unit.I am happy with the service I received, and would buy from them again.

This is a great design for an elevated feeder, and it makes it much easier for my elderly cat to eat. It's seems sturdy and is easy to clean. The grey matte metalic blends in well with stainless steel appliances. My one complaint is that the two bowls are quite large for cats. They are really more suitably sized for a small to medium dog. It's not so much the 2" bowl depth that is a problem as it is the 6" diameter of each bowl's opening (total diameter including rim is 7"). When I put a typical 3oz can of gravy-style cat food in the bowl it will only cover about a third of the bowl's bottom. If I push it around to more evenly cover the bowl then it turns into a very thin pancake-like layer of food. While that doesn't create a problem for my cat in terms of his ability to actually eat it, it does cause the food to dry out pretty quickly, in which case he will turn up his nose and walk away. In a smaller diameter bowl the food is deeper and stays wet for a long time. Similarly, if I put a typical cat-size heaping of dry food into the bowl it appears very skimpy in the bowl.For use with cats, I would prefer that the feeder be the same frame size and height but with smaller bowls, more akin to normal cat food bowls, which tend to run about 4" in diameter. These are much larger than they appear in the photos. If they don't already, and I haven't looked, perhaps the manufacturer could sell some add-on bowls with wider rims, thereby narrowing the diameter of the bowl itself while still fitting on the same frame. I'd buy those.

Most RVs do not come with a doorbell. At least my $40,000 RV did not. This 1Byone QH-0022 wireless doorbell kit solves that very easy. Two screws mounts the attractive button to the outside wall and the bell unit plugs into any 110v outlet inside. You can get an inside bell unit that operates on batteries if you want. I most always park in RV parks with electrical hookups and the 110v bell is just one more item not having batteries to replace. It has many different chimes and you should be able find one to your pleasing. The only thing is that when you unplug your RV from 110 volts, the bell chime resets back to the first default chime. The all battery type does not. That's no big deal to me, just reset it back or try different chimes at each new destination. I am very pleased with my new door bell and would recommend it to anyone needing an easy install wireless door bell.

I have an 18 year old large cat and although he was capable of leaning down to eat his food on a flat plate I just thought howmuch nicer it would be if he could just stand and have the food at about his mouth. I am so happy I did. He smelled it for a coupleminutes and then went right for his food and seemed so much more comfortable that if nothing else I felt like I had done what I couldto make it a bit easier for a senior to enjoy his food. The stand is very sturdy metal and the rubber stoppers that adhere to the bottomwere easy to peel and stick on and they work great. The bowls are a great size because if I don't want to use them I can put a smallpaper plate down over them and they are the right size for the lip of the plate to fit over the bowl and lock in so nothing slides around.Worth it!

Installed in less than five minutes. Since it plugs in to any outlet, you can move the ringer part around to see where you can best hear it. The range from the button at your door seems to be ample. My house's floorplan is a very long rectangle with my office being a hundred feet from the front door, so now I know when the UPS man has a box I need to sign for!There's an endless choice of "ring-tones"-- too many for my taste as all I need is "ding-dong"-- but some might find it fun to change up from the bells of Windsor to Jingle-Bells if that, pardon the pun, rings your bell.All in all, a perfectly serviceable product at a great price. Highly recommended!

We bought a used vehicle a few years back and they only had 1 FOB. We were told that they could get another one for $100 plus dollars. We said no and dealt with it for approx. 3 years. Just bought 3 FOB's (1 Yellow, 1 Blue, & 1 Pink) and I love the look of them. They are exactly as the ones that came with the vehicle. So I received them all at 3 different times so I waited to get them all to program them.Once I had all of them I got in the car with the 3 new and the 1 I already had. PLEASE NOTE - When you are programming the new one you need to have the old one present so you can reprogram it with the new. If you don't the old one will not work anymore. So I started with one of the new FOB's and did the old one as the last one. Now all FOB's work on the same vehicle. I saved hundreds of dollars and I just love that it was DIY!I am loving these FOB's and the different colors!

The doorbell works great. I like that one can control the volume and it is loud and clear. The button for changing the chimes, however, did not work initially. It came depressed and stayed depressed. BUT the seller replaced it quickly and the new one works beautifully. The great part about being able to change the sound is the ability to FOOL OUR DOGS because they go crazy when they heard the old door chime. Now the door bell rings and they do not know what is happening and just keep calm and carried on. The outdoor piece is light and thus easy enough to just hold up with a hefty double sided tape and I did not have to drill anything into the door frame.