Auth Florence, Non Electric, Mechanical Door Chime, Doorbell and Viewer #689 (Silver Powder Coated Metal)
Key features
- •High quality, maintenance free, no wiring, no batteries, one way viewing mirror.
- •Designed to fit wood and steel doors up to 1-3/4" thick.
- •Requires to drill 5 holes through the door. (See the paper template in the pictures above).
- •Mounting and fastening hardware includes only screws for wood doors.
- •We manufacture and include self drilling screws for steel doors. (see the self drilling screws in the pictures above).
Auth Florence, Non Electric, Mechanical Door Chime, Doorbell and Viewer #689 (Silver Powder Coated Metal)
List Price: $80.41$72.37DEALYou Save: $8.04 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.4
out of 5
Based on 9 reviews
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Five Stars
C J K✓ Verified Purchase•March 4, 2017
Great. Fit right into existing hole in the door
old style
Arturv Stefaniuk✓ Verified Purchase•December 11, 2016
same old same , good quality. fits perfectly
Three Stars
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•December 9, 2016
easy to install and works ok. ws
so i had to spray paint it in gold to make it look pretty. Quality seems pretty good though
cl22✓ Verified Purchase•July 29, 2016
This is in mud yellow. so i had to spray paint it in gold to make it look pretty. Quality seems pretty good though!
Perfect fit to replace an old, similar door chime with a round peephole
Matt G.✓ Verified Purchase•July 16, 2016
Bought this to replace an ancient door chime that was falling apart and no longer rang. I was having trouble finding an exact replacement, as it seems that this type of door chime is not very common anymore. If you have been searching like me, you have most likely turned up a smaller door chime over and over again, which has a different drill pattern for the door. Fortunately, there is a picture here of the drill pattern, so make sure that it will fit, if you are replacing an old chime.
The product feels well made, and has a nice sound to it, when it rings correctly. I've messed around with the button (you can adjust it) but I haven't been able to find a spot where it consistently hits both chimes inside the enclosure clearly and cleanly (there are two metal chimes inside -- when you press in the button it should hit the first and when you release it should hit the other).
One other shortcoming: the peephole is extremely simple. You open it on the inside by sliding the spring-loaded middle piece of the plastic enclosure up, and you are looking directly at the back of the one way mirror on the front. There are no optics, or lenses, inside the thing to make the view clearer. You can see the inside opening from the outside, especially at night.
Still, despite these shortcomings, it serves its purpose. Not that I really had a choice, with this drill pattern.
The product feels well made, and has a nice sound to it, when it rings correctly. I've messed around with the button (you can adjust it) but I haven't been able to find a spot where it consistently hits both chimes inside the enclosure clearly and cleanly (there are two metal chimes inside -- when you press in the button it should hit the first and when you release it should hit the other).
One other shortcoming: the peephole is extremely simple. You open it on the inside by sliding the spring-loaded middle piece of the plastic enclosure up, and you are looking directly at the back of the one way mirror on the front. There are no optics, or lenses, inside the thing to make the view clearer. You can see the inside opening from the outside, especially at night.
Still, despite these shortcomings, it serves its purpose. Not that I really had a choice, with this drill pattern.
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