Nest Hello Video Doorbell Installation with Chime

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Nest Hello Video Doorbell Installation with Chime
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@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Get the 24v Transformer here: amzn.to/394kyT6 Get the 24v Chime here: amzn.to/3lSV9PY

@timaldridge4236 3 года назад

Just a heads up for when the Unifi Protect doorbells (16-24V) arrive in the U.K. I imported one from the US and hooked it up to the same transformer used in this video and it fried the doorbell. Managed to RMA it and get a replacement, but tested the voltage coming from the transformer the second time around .. 28V. Bought another one, same issue. I think the Nest must have higher tolerance of voltage. Managed to get the Unifi doorbell working by hooking it up to the 24V and 8V outputs on the transformer (measures 16.0V with multimeter). Problem is now that I’m struggling to find a 16V chime. My 24V chime is completely unresponsive to the 16V input.

@hardave17 3 года назад

@@timaldridge4236 What made you choose them over nest/ring?

@edc1569 3 года назад

@@timaldridge4236 Unifi's kit really has been going down hill recently, they've had a bunch of software mess ups with their wifi kit too.

@timaldridge4236 3 года назад

@@hardave17 No reliance on the cloud and local storage of 24/7 footage, so it’s CCTV too.

@timaldridge4236 3 года назад

@@edc1569 agreed, although I’ve found their older network gear rock solid so am avoiding upgrades.

@tomorichard 3 года назад

Chime adapter looks lovely hanging out the bottom 👍

@danielhearnden3776 3 года назад

And he only charges £100 an hour

@supersparks9466 3 года назад

What a dogs dinner of a consumer unit, surprised you didn’t talk them into a new Hager

@supersparks9466 3 года назад

@Ellis The DJ I didn't?

@nicklight6561 3 года назад

Cable from door bell needs to be sleeved in the consumer unit to give the same standard as the highest voltage present in the enclosure it needs to be double insulated

@timahad2071 3 года назад

Mememememe! Waaaawaaaa!

@electricery 3 года назад

@@timahad2071 is that sound you are making the fire engine and ambulance attending?

@harrysmith5353 3 года назад

That old chime would of worked . I had exact same setup and just put a resistor on chime box.

@TheChipmunk2008 3 года назад

Yep or a pair of back to back zener diodes if ya wanna get fancy and blind em with science :)

@tomorichard 3 года назад

The chime was rated for 8-16v also. Hello will run on either. Sorted 👍

@oldchap87 3 года назад

What type of resistor and which terminals do you go across

@Ted_E_Bear 3 года назад

I miss my Cory !! Great video today ..

@axlahn 2 года назад

The wired Nest doorbells (as well as wired Ring doorbells) are great products. HOWEVER, they don't tell you upfront that these wired doorbells all have an internal non-user-serviceable battery. IF you will be using the doorbell with a mechanical chime, just be aware that at some point, the battery inside will fail. The internal battery on these units are used to provide temporary voltage to the doorbell unit when a mechanical chime is used. When someone presses the doorbell button, power is temporarily routed away from the doorbell to the chime inside the house. The battery keeps the doorbell powered for the 1-2 seconds while this happens. Over time, this small battery will be unable to deal with the voltage drop and your doorbell will lose power and reboot itself. If you don't rely on a mechanical chime or if you use the Ring wireless chime, than it won't be an issue. If you do use a mechanical chime, depending on your environment (which includes usage rate, weather, temperature, etc.), the doorbell will stop function properly at some point in time. For most users, it seems to be somewhere between 1-3 years.

@johnflower8648 3 года назад

Shouldn't there have been extra insulation on the bell wire in the consumer unit to bring insulation up to 250v.

@DBPLUMBING 3 года назад

Use the friedland d107 or 117 in future. Can handle 24v no problem. Mines been installed for 4 years no issues. It's all I use for my installs (nest pro installer). Also the nest silencer puck can sit inside the chime housing 👍🏻

@DBPLUMBING 3 года назад

Just rewatched and you already had the d107 installed. That chime would have been fine to leave and works at 24v 👍🏻

@peterpowis4145 3 года назад

Wow, seems so complicated! Glad i only had to install an ordinary battery doorbell! 😂 well done buddy! Jordan saves the day!! 👍🏻

@place1323 3 года назад

the specs on the nest website say that can run on 12V - 24V in Europe, think that it has been updated from when it originally came out in UK.

@JJ-kr6ky 3 года назад

In Australia you can’t bring single sleeved bell wire into the consumer unit. It must be double insulated all the way to the ELV terminals on the transformer! If you can’t achieve this then you must mount the transformer external to the consumer unit

@northeastcorals 2 года назад

I'm not a sparkey so no expert but when I saw heard the bell wire was going into the consumer unit it did raise an eyebrow.

@Starfieldman 3 года назад

Thanks, Fixed my system!!

@guybadman 3 года назад

Protek BT8-24 din rail transformer is good. It has 8, 16 and 24v output, the Nest Hello works ok at 16v and the original chime will go up to 16v too, generally 8-16v, so can reuse that. I did try 12v on a different transformer in the past when Google lowered the requirement, but found it wouldn’t work. 16v was good though.

@stuartdavis8327 3 года назад

I would double insulate that bell wire inside cu...I doubt the insulation resistance is mains rated

@IanFarquharson2 3 года назад

I had the bg transformer running my Ring inside the CU, but it uses up two spaces and bell wire inside just seemed a bit dubious with all the 240v stuff. Had it relocated to a mini din rail box that plugs into a 13a socket in the wiring cupboard instead now. 2 more circuits freed up and transformer safe and ventilated.

@davebuchan3136 3 года назад

Great video with big Clive with the rcd you sent his way ! Love the vids by the way

@davidstone921 3 года назад

Definitely should have sleeved the SELV bell-wire, real risk of mains finding its way onto the low-voltage side!

@jam99 3 года назад

Example scenario please (other than future incompetence)?

@davidstone921 3 года назад

@@jam99 Actually, you've probably hit the nail on the head, future incompetence! This was exactly how I saw a possible problem. Our excellent man here did a great job, but in using the existing (not best-quality) bell-wire, & drawing that into the C.U. enclosure , (at least it was plastic!...) behind the existing,- & not wired by him cabling, it could be a trap for some less competent installer making further alterations in the future. The insulation on this type of single-conductor, hard-drawn copper bell-wire is not that good, & is easily nicked. Notwithstanding this, the following from the 18th Edition does make a valid point: 414.4.1 (ii) also 414.4.2 (iii). 528.1 (i) sums it up succinctly; "Every cable or conductor is (shall be) insulated to the highest voltage present"

@jam99 3 года назад

@@davidstone921 Thank you.

@Chris-hy6jy 3 года назад

That old chime looked way better than that new tacky Chinese bell. An inline resistor to drop the voltage would have worked. Would have sounded better too.

@andrewroberts3312 3 года назад

Nest will run off 12v I do them every week 👍

@bradleymay4770 3 года назад

It normally flashes up orange when I do them? Do then have to update or something? So when you do hello installs just change the bell push and add in chime adapter?? If you have 8-12 v

@andrewroberts3312 3 года назад

@@bradleymay4770 use the same transformer as Jordan uses but on the 12v setting. It does work and never had an issue with them. Nest have now been adapted to run on 12v in Europe. You always need the chime adapter if you're using a chime. Also I have them working on a wireless honeywell door chime which work brilliantly. If you need more information like wiring diagram then send me your email and I will get something sent over. 👍

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Nice thanks for the information

@tom-fp2fv 3 года назад

@@andrewroberts3312 Im DIY chap I got a new house 6v deta chime. With mains feed directly to chime. Mrs doesn’t want transformer box next to existing chime so plan is.... rip out insides of chime and use it to house a BG bell transformer. Mains into bottom then where too put the two bell wires in the top as 4 holes (0v, 8v, 12v, 24v) I’m guessing both wires in either 12v or 24v ?? I plan to use my amazon echo as the chime but what’s this wireless Honeywell you mention and is it easy to set up?? Many thanks I just want to be 110% before I start the change over.

@andrewroberts3312 3 года назад

@@tom-fp2fv where are you based?

@zjzozn 3 года назад

Ding-Ding-Dave 👍

@TheChipmunk2008 3 года назад

I am the opposite way... i prefer olde worlde hard wired stuff... My background in telecomms helps. All you're trying to do is send a signal to several different devices at once. relays. Relays relays relays. And the american penchant for 24v makes sense with doorbells. 24v will work thru a set of corroded contacts that uk standards of 6 or 8v would ignore. Ours is genuinely running at 36v AC because I had an old transformer, some relays that would work... and NOTHING perturbs it. And it's still low enough not to be dangerous, even if you chew a cable

@edc1569 3 года назад

The reason they are 6V is because you can alternatively stick 4 batteries in the bell box, that's how mine works.

@ggbalze06 3 года назад

Funny enough i installed a Ring doorbell 2 today, problem i got is the inside chime wont stop ringing any ideas? looked online and it could be because its a digital chime and not combatable, left it on battery for the moment

@shifty277 2 года назад

I think these doorbells are more effort than they are worth for the functionality they provide.... However if Customers around your area wanted them fitted then supply and demand an all that! Nicely walked through though and the challenge is presented with getting transformers and the like to get it down to 24 volts

@amarcy5369 3 года назад

Hi Jordan Are you ok in rooting bell wire in the D.B when it’s not rated at 230 v ? . Must admit I’m not sure about this regarding the regs . Regards Mike 👍

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

Who's to say its not rated to 230v, the insulation maybe rated for 230v.

@amarcy5369 3 года назад

@@acelectricalsecurity hi sir yes it does depend on the bell wires voltage rating , but in my experience it usually isn’t 230 v compliant. And even running such cable with a trucking system containing mains voltage cables was considered to be at the least not good practice. As I say I’m not able to confirm this with out reference to the current regs , having been retired for some time . I an of course more than willing to be corrected in this regard . Regards Mike

@northeastcorals 2 года назад

@@amarcy5369 You were rite Mike

@lin-fel 3 года назад

bell wire low voltage from transformer should not be a single wire in consumer unit, the wire should be sleeved.

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

The insulation of the bell wire maybe rated at 230v, that bell cable was in a transformer with a 230v cable, there's no real difference

@tomorichard 3 года назад

@@acelectricalsecurity correct separation using free air is the key with this.

@RWATraineeElectrician 3 года назад

1:10 you should have done a doorbell impression, well I would've done 😆😆😆

@neilmcclean9314 3 года назад

Jordan with regards to the software update that was required, what was the actual issue you had that you needed to run the update? I installed the nest hello today with exactly the same setup as yourself and found the bell continuously rang when the button was pressed... suspecting the trafo but wonder if a software update would resolve? Cheers

@ghwizz 3 года назад

You actually spoke to a human at Google!? And they created a firmware to fix the issue in 24h?!!? Is it because you are a RU-vid star? 🙃

@bendutton5747 3 года назад

How does the BG transformer get power if it’s going straight from the transformer to the chime and then doorbell?

@davegraham9221 3 года назад

Look! A Volex, Contactum and Wylex consumer unit..... nice UK set up. 😂

@tomlee6329 3 года назад

Good work! I hope you recommended a new consumer unit as that was hideous! Interested that my sparky said I couldn't have low voltage wires in CU, but I've seen some use HV wires for LV side as they confirm

@patdbean 3 года назад

What happened with the "flickering lights " call? Was it a "grow" or a bad connection in the street ?

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

The DNO are gonna do a power analysis I still haven’t heard the result yet

@gkuk 3 года назад

DING DONG Right bloody faff

@tom4kills28 2 года назад

Do these video doorbells record all the time?

@johnhoward2104 3 года назад

What's the voltage rating of the insulation of bell wire? Remember the band 1 and band 2 requirements and either get that bell wire out of that CU or insulate it appropriately - whichever way, you should not leave it as it is!

@SloaneEsq 3 года назад

What do the regs say about putting ELV cabling inside the consumer unit? I've always worked with the assumption LV and ELV should be in different containment.

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

If the insulation is rated to 230v it's ok

@edc1569 3 года назад

@@acelectricalsecurity not true, as the wire runs to a doorbell, which is not designed to protect you from mains

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

@@edc1569 look at this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-g6H6N3-dlkA.html

@garethg2501 3 года назад

Never understood the idea of din mounted bell transformers inside the CU, we have regulations about not mixing ELV with LV due to insulation/voltage differences. If the bell wire insulation is rated at 230V it is ok, but for the life of me I can't find information on what insulation voltage the cables are rated for....

@electricery 3 года назад

And of course he’s mixed brands in the consumer unit

@timrutland9711 Год назад

hi what make of chime is it In this video thanks

@1Miguellima 3 года назад

Hi Jordan, just a quick question, the Nest Hello Video Doorbell requires 24 volts, I got the same transformer as the one you used in this installation, different brand, but the transformer is outputting a higher voltage than what it mentions, the 8 volts is outputting 11 the 12 is outputting 16 and the 24 is outputting 31, does it means the transformer is faulty? for safety precautions, I selected the 12 volts which are sending 16 volts to the Bell, I would appreciate your reply. thanks

@godwinmpazi1062 2 года назад

very good video and thanks for the upload. May I know the brand of the CHIME or a link where to buy it..I'm experiencing same issues of having to replace the existing Chime.Thanks.

@warren1134 3 года назад

Low voltage bell wire in a consumer unit doesnt sound right to me.

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

Really, have you never seen a transformer in a fuse board? They are designed to sit on a dinrail

@TeamSimpsonRacing 3 года назад

It doesn't comply with the regs but its sort of a permitted exception 👍

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

@@TeamSimpsonRacing the regs do say that different bands can be run together if insulated to the highest voltage present, is that cable rated to 230v who knows. I know the burglar alarm cable I use is rated to 230v so that would be ok to run in that board..

@brucepickess8097 3 года назад

Just a comment regarding secondary circuit low voltage wiring. I used too work in the office equipment Industry and was a safety evaluation engineer. Part of safety standard requirements was that primary and secondary wiring should be kept separated from each other unless the insulation standard of the secondary circuit wiring was the same as the primary circuit wiring (same voltage rating). Is the insulation standard of bell wiring the same as primary (mains) wiring ?. I'm not sure what the requirements are in this instance for this type of installation for house wiring. However to my mind if it is not of the same standard (insulation gauge/insulation grade then the two circuits should be isolated from each other for safety.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Very good point, something I didn’t think of but you’re right

@steparr 3 года назад

If you had used the 16v output from the transformer, you could have used the existing chime. I have the same setup and it works great. Plenty of room inside for the nest connector too so a neater install.

@pseudonymity0000 6 месяцев назад

I thought the same. It says 8-16V AC and 6V DC. I bought this exact model because it can take 16V, and it was Hard to find a 24V chime unit from Amazon For next day delivery. i got a 16V AC~AC Plug transformer as there is a double socket under my distribution board next to the door.

@thlighting 3 года назад

With our ring door bell we just have it wired in to a fuse issolator switch

@stevecraft00 3 года назад

To 230v? There must be a transformer.

@thlighting 3 года назад

@@stevecraft00 it’s wired from an issolator into a small transformer in the cieling then straight to the doorbell

@sakfus 3 года назад

If I want to install continuous sound instead ding dong How I can do this?

@alibuolayyan9038 3 года назад

👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

@Xodia91 3 года назад

PLEASE HELP Hi, I'm setting up this doorbell tomorrow and I need some professional advise Firstly, the nest website states that the doorbell can take 12v - 24v I have 16V chime, like the one in the video My transformer gives me the option of 12v, 16v, 24v. You mention in the video that the transformer settings should be set to 24v Do you think I will be able to power the bell and chime with 16V? I'm just afraid the chime will be damaged on 24v as it is rated at max 16v Secondly, I have bought bell wire from Wickes but it seems way too thin. I can't find anywhere the cable requirements for the nest bell. So my question is what wire would be best to use for this? Thanks on advance

@hbarnes2489 3 года назад

I Had The Exact Problem With One Id Did Just Had To Change Ring Time To 1 sec

@GurmeetSingh-fr8uo 3 года назад

Hi - using the Google app, I’m not sure how to give them access to the nest google doorbell. I only see option to ‘invite home member’. But that gives them permissions to add and remove people. This is something I would not want. Any idea what else I can try?

@normanboyes4983 3 года назад

Whatever happened to KISS?😳😂 Consumerism knows no bounds.

@AndyK.1 3 года назад

Standard UK bell voltage 😂. 4, 6, ,8 , 12. Yeah one of them standards

@adcuz 3 года назад

People struggle enough with having a working analogue doorbell... Now they need firmware updates!

@peaceonearth9550 3 года назад

I would not install low voltage wiring inside high voltage consumer unit. This is not legal in USA and I would think it’s the same in UK.

@acelectricalsecurity 3 года назад

Imagine saying 10 years ago a door bell will be connected to the internet, they would have thought you had gone mad.

@jenton93 3 года назад

Nest Hello needs to be powered by wires delivering 12 - 24 V AC and at least 8 VA (in Europe). I guess if it didn't work in the past you had the US version rather than the Europe 1

@robswingler 3 года назад

Not a good idea to wire the extra low voltage bell wire which is single insulated throughout its run in the consumer unit with all the low voltage 230v cables . Maybe a bit of flex con around them upto the transformer would of been a good idea

@TheChipmunk2008 3 года назад

Ah yes, band 1 and band 2 cables separated by a barrier or equivalent. Good call. I often use some UL rated 300v sleeving I have a roll of (similar to aquarium hose) to cover any ELV that's in the same enclosure as LV. Another solution is to use normal 1.0 T&E or even mains rated flex till it gets out of the CU, but then you have a joint. I wonder why more bell installs aren't done in plain 0.5mm 240v rated flex

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

give the lad a break, he doesn’t install doorbells every day, got to start somewhere. Nice and informative anyway Jordan, even for us dumb sparks 🙄😂

@AndyK.1 3 года назад

Neutral doesn’t need to line up with 0

@daz3387 3 года назад

A silicone skin became essential for these after Google downgraded the firmware to permanently enable the status LED.

@lappfjard 3 года назад

Pull wires under the rail, not over it!😉

@taxiandy5698 3 года назад

Should of got the Ezviz DB1 no need to change the chime and works perfectly on 12v plus the resistor is small that it fits in the chime box.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Cool will check it out

@taxiandy5698 3 года назад

@@artisanelectrics Ezviz is a Hikvision brand, ive been using the doorbell for about 2 years and had no problems, plus it has a microSD slot for onboard storage so i dont have to pay for cloud storage, the device is rate 8 to 24v AC but i tried it on the 8v winding but it struggles 12v is perfect. its also Onvif compatible so i can talk with CCTV NVRs. P.S your videos are great keep them coming :)

@TheChipmunk2008 3 года назад

Speaking of a challenge... today after over 500 receivers installed, had my first Quinetic QU R303 receiver failure. I didn't believe it till I got my olde drummond test lamp out and proved incoming mains to be fine, and outgoing to be dead. on 4.5m of LED strip. thank gawd we had spares in the van. I am gonna include a note in the box to email me with what the feck was wrong with it. I have personally spoken to the guy in charge of quinetic before and he's amazingly responsive

@08_arunpragadesh.n99 3 года назад

What is zero wire ?

@alexnelson4965 3 года назад

Thought you refused to use BG?? Or is it just the CU's?

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Sometimes needs must 😬

@trittonslayer7750 3 года назад

Wouldn't it be better to rip all of the current stuff out then install a fused spur and link that to a transformer

@caparn100 3 года назад

Would that consumer unit still get an EICR certificate today? As I thought they had to be made of non-flammable materials now?

@caparn100 3 года назад

@@gadgetman36 I thought you could cross match components as long as they weren't different heights. It's the change of the regulations that say the consumer unit must be made of a non-flammable material e.g. metal that I thought it would fail on.

@caparn100 3 года назад

@@gadgetman36 I had cross matched components on a CU (Volex MCB and an Eaton MCB) , they were slightly different heights, the electrician who did the test wrote one was putting a strain on the busbar and gave it a "C3" it still got an EICR certificate though (this was in 2018). However, I recently changed the entire CU for a new one as it's in a rented property and the regulations changed to say the CU must be made of non-flammable material and these regulations must be met if a new tenant occupies the property.

@AndyK.1 3 года назад

gadgetman36 The Volex and wylex are the same mcbs, just with different writing on them, so not a worry. Bell transformers don’t connect to the bus bar so this isn’t a concern.

@AndyK.1 3 года назад

gadgetman36 I’m not sure how Jordan managed to do that without fitting a massive Hager CU 😂. Maybe he left them a quote for it.

@stuartrhoades4306 3 года назад

@@caparn100 Existing plastic consumer units do not need to be replaced just because they are not metal. If there were signs of thermal damage and it sited within a sole means of escape, it would warrant a C2 on an EICR, which would result in an unsatisfactory report.

@dav01kar 3 года назад

I thought these nest doorbell were wireless connected via your internet.?

@hawk_ness 3 года назад

Ubiquiti UniFi Protect G4 Doorbell is a far far better door bell. Especially if the user has Unifi products but though can be used standalone. Still waiting for it to be available in the UK. :(

@timaldridge4236 3 года назад

See my comment above for some info on this, I imported one from the US.

@David_Khu 3 года назад

You using BG components??? That's new 😄😄

@electricery 3 года назад

And it’s not type tested for that brand consumer unit

@donnierobertson3088 3 года назад

@goaway9487 3 года назад

I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned how crap they are. I'm yet to come across one that works as it's supposed to, regardless of home internet setup.

@paulmcgeoch2603 3 года назад

This video rings a bell

@phoenixdundee 3 года назад

The problem with all of these is they rely on a good WiFi signal outside. In a more modern build with foil insulation everywhere they just don't work. If you are doing a new build run a cat5e to the door bell position so you can get a real video door bell.

@phoenixdundee 3 года назад

They also get hot as hell and the same as ring will fail when they are just about out of warranty.

@edc1569 3 года назад

Worry about type rating off different manufacturer breakers, but then happy to run bell wire SELV into a consumer unit, don't get it.

@northernsparky2402 3 года назад

The neutral connection in the RCD is shocking (pardon the pun)

@thetruth5210 3 года назад

Low-voltage term is common, as in it is the conductor that is common for the front door push, chime and potentially back door push. What is this “Zero” you speak of?

@carguillo1 3 года назад

change your bit rate on your settings

@jimgeelan5949 3 года назад

Haha you can still buy a door bell with batteries, done dot,com 🤙

@stevecraft00 3 года назад

Shame, those old solenoid 2 tone chimes are becoming rarer and rarer, all you get these days is hideous synthetic chimes. It was nice to see a real bell fitted here, but it didnt sound very nice.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

Yeah the proper ding dong ones are impossible to find in 24v

@timaldridge4236 3 года назад

@@artisanelectrics try eBay. There’s a seller on there selling them.

@Daniellee-gs6ef 3 года назад

Copper showing on the doorbell wiring 🤔

@nswatman 3 года назад

Really love your work but this, I'm surprised. You haven't done anything to address the band 1 and band 2 ratings for the cables within the consumer unit. That bell wire should have been oversleeved to increase its installation rating and ensure the low voltage does not become present in the extra low voltage cabling.

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

You're absolutely right, you live and learn!

@lindsayruddock9141 26 дней назад

@@artisanelectrics so, have you been back to the customer to put this dangerous hazard right ?

@mickbitchum4664 3 года назад

Whoever would of thought there would be a day when you need to run a software update on your doorbell for it to operate correctly! 🙄

@tonefiesta 3 года назад

Bloody does work on 12v 🙄 It’s rated 12-24v

@artisanelectrics 3 года назад

No it doesn’t trust me I’ve tried it, it’s very intermittent

@tonefiesta 3 года назад

@@artisanelectrics I’ve sold hundreds of them, (I’m a wholesaler) we received an email jan 2019 from Chris Hughes (google pro commercial manager) informing us of the update that extends the transformer compatibility to 12v-24v and temperature range to -15deg upto 40deg...

@conormcgeary 3 года назад

@@tonefiesta so if I’m reading this correctly then the Nest Hello would / should work with a bell transformer such as an old Friedland C75 ( 12 volts 0.67 amps ) and a Friedland D117 chime ?

@don1estelle 3 года назад

Plumb not Level

@philc8544 3 года назад

Disappointing aesthetics to the bell with the grill being so open. Looks half finished. Great video though. Thanks

@philc8544 3 года назад

Why not put round antenna into bell unit?

@thekingofleon2 3 года назад

Should of bought a ring 😂

@jheelec 3 года назад

That DB is atrocious but waht about segregation no way is that bell wire 230V rated that you installed in the DB but cant believe you said nothing about state of D, bit dissapointed