Questions and Answers for Heath Zenith Wired Doorbell

A:  Yes, it is a mechanical chime

A:  Yes

A:  James, Yes

A:  It is new

A:  It is new.

A:  Spike, This is a new item.

A:  This item does not play melodies. It produces 2 tones (ding, dong) for the front door and one for the rear door.

A:  Hi Jim, This mechanical chimes plays the traditional Ding-Dong and Ding.

A:  Yes, you can connect 2 doorbell switches to this unit

A:  yes

A:  Yes, there is wiring connections for two separate doorbells.

A:  Minoo, This doorbell requires a 16VAC/10VA transformer. We do not suggest installing with a 24V transformer.

A:  16VAC/ 10 VA

A:  Just a standard 16 volt output transformer. It is called a doorbell transformer which you can pickup at any Home Depot. If it is replacing and existing doorbell chime you don’t have to buy a new transformer as long as yours puts out 16 volts. Where the wires attach at the transformer, there is usually a paper plate on the unit which will show the output voltage.

A:  Voltage I’m using the normal house type transformer 16vac / 10va

A:  This model is compatible with a 16VAC/ 10 VA transformer.

A:  16v / 10va

A:  This unit measures 8.5 inches high, 7.1 inches wide and 2.38 inches depth.

A:  Hello Shellie, Product dimensions are, Product Depth (in.) 2.38 Product Height (in.) 8.5 Product Width (in.) 7.1

A:  It has both connections so either place or for both door bell buttons would work.

A:  Yes, has wired connection to support both front and back door bell rings. External transformer is required to provide power. Real wood panel looks nice and bell sounds good.

A:  The location of installation for the doorbell is up to you.

A:  Yes.

A:  Yes

A:  Cindy, Unfortunately we do not sell the covers separately.

A:  16 VAC/ 10 VA

A:  16v tap / don’t use or isolate the others

A:  16 volt