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RE: Door Bells - Part II


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  • Subject: RE: Door Bells - Part II
  • From: "Doogie Brodie" <doogiebrodie@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 10:38:50 -0000
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> Why am I telling you all this useless drivel?  Well I bought an X10
> chime unit, which works a treat as a doorbell - the only problem is
> that it's on the end of a lead, and not just an all-in-one wallwart :(

Well done for getting that sorted! :)

> This means I can't plug it into a socket in the hallway because it
> will just trail across the floor and look unsightly as well as being
> dangerous.   So.....does anyone know of an X10 chime that is an all-
> in-one unit?

As far as I know, there's only the one that you have in the uk.....:S 2
options spring to mind, either wall mounting it (probably shorten the
cable first for neatness!) - the pic on LetsAutomate looks really
small... Probably get away with a sticky pad or something or find
another wall wart appliance and plug it into an appliance module (ISTR
Phil used to do that with an air raid siren.... :S not quite wall-wart
size though! :D )

Doogie



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