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Light connected to doorbell
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Topic: | Light connected to doorbell This thread has 15 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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Post 1 made on Monday November 29, 2004 at 12:26 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
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I was wondering if there was a product out there that connects to your doorbell so that if your watching or listening to something loud, it would flash to let you know there is someone at the door. Also is there something that connects to your phone as well. If it was wireless it would even be better.
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Post 2 made on Monday November 29, 2004 at 12:56 |
Spiky Founding Member |
Joined: Posts: | May 2001 2,288 |
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Yep. Try searching for products such as this for deaf people. Here's a quickie from "deaf doorbell": [Link: teltexinc.com]
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Post 3 made on Monday November 29, 2004 at 17:21 |
mr2channel Select Member |
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also door fon-rings the phones in the house, also Elans communication controller does all sorts of cool stuff...lots of widgets to choose from
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Post 4 made on Monday November 29, 2004 at 18:59 |
Trunk-Slammer -Supreme Loyal Member |
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Viking, DoorBellFon,etc, etc.
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Post 5 made on Monday November 29, 2004 at 21:51 |
geraldb Long Time Member |
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Heck, a relay and a wild imagination! Any ideas anyone??
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Post 6 made on Thursday December 9, 2004 at 08:31 |
Sound Man Long Time Member |
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Try this link: [Link: store.yahoo.com]This allows you to plug in any kind of light you want as an alert, and it is cheap.
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OP | Post 7 made on Saturday December 11, 2004 at 22:47 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
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On 12/09/04 08:31 ET, Sound Man said...
Try this link: [Link: store.yahoo.com]This allows you to plug in any kind of light you want as an alert, and it is cheap. This device seems to be for the phone only?
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Post 8 made on Monday December 13, 2004 at 10:37 |
Sound Man Long Time Member |
Joined: Posts: | August 2002 81 |
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My bad. You are correct. The product I intended to link to was the DS-70 and DS-700 depending on the number of areas you want a light to flash in. Check out the manufacturers site at http://www.sonicalert.comThen click on products Then click on doorbell signalers These work well since you can plug in any type of light you want from a nightlight to Christmas lights to a lamp.... depending on the situation. I had a theater where the client did not want a strobe to interfere with the viewing, so I used a small string of blue Christmas lights off to the side where the rack of equipment was located. It was easy to see yet not overpowering in the dark room. These do require a wire to the doorbell or the switch. Hope this helps. This message was edited by Sound Man on 12/13/04 17:26 ET.
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OP | Post 9 made on Friday December 17, 2004 at 17:19 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
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I bought a 12 volt strobe light and ran a wire to my doorbell. Here's the kicker. Strobe light is always flickering since doorbell is always receiving power and when the the button is pressed, strobe light goes off. This is not what I want. Any solutions here?
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Post 10 made on Saturday December 18, 2004 at 08:36 |
Sound Man Long Time Member |
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Doorbells run on AC current and on more than 12 Volts.
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OP | Post 11 made on Saturday December 18, 2004 at 12:59 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
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No the Ac is 12 volts, but that is not the problem. Need intermediate to change on power to off
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Post 12 made on Sunday December 19, 2004 at 11:05 |
Sound Man Long Time Member |
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OP | Post 13 made on Sunday December 19, 2004 at 17:58 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
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What I was thinking of doing is: [Link: smarthomeusa.com]This should solve the problem of itermediate for the strobe light
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Post 14 made on Monday December 20, 2004 at 11:47 |
automan1 Founding Member |
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"Doorbells run on AC current and on more than 12 Volts. "
Not always.
"No the Ac is 12 volts,"
12V can be AC or DC...the blind lead the blind.
" Need intermediate to change on power to off"
A $4.00 relay or a $0.30 transistor will do that.
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OP | Post 15 made on Tuesday December 21, 2004 at 21:41 |
Riche_guy Founding Member |
Joined: Posts: | December 2001 252 |
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On 12/20/04 11:47 ET, automan1 said...
"Doorbells run on AC current and on more than 12 Volts. "
Not always.
"No the Ac is 12 volts,"
12V can be AC or DC...the blind lead the blind.
" Need intermediate to change on power to off"
A $4.00 relay or a $0.30 transistor will do that. Can you explain further how the relay or transistor would do that? Doesn't transistors just decrease/increase voltage from one thing to another?
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