Honeywell Wireless Doorbell Push Button for Series 3, 5, 9 Honeywell Door Bells (Black) - RPWL401B

Excellent product!

Reviewed: 06/07/2017 by Beverly Guynn

I like that it is more rain resistant than other doorbell push buttons. I bought a black button AND a white button.

Door Bell a success

Reviewed: 04/08/2017 by Neddra Cannon

I wanted white but it was on back order longer than I wanted to wait , so I chose to receive the black one. After my husband mounted it and I set the tune, it has worked as expected. The color is not a problem at all.

Reviewed: 03/13/2017 by Michael Thomas

Easy to install

5

Reviewed: 02/15/2017 by Charles Heinlein

Excellent customer service in terms of product mailing and product works as described. Good quality product easy instructions for operation.

good product

Reviewed: 11/28/2016 by Christine Harper

very good product and a reasonable price

Great Product, Very Satisfied Customer

Reviewed: 10/26/2016 by Susan Jones

I recently purchased a house and removed the old wired-in doorbell system during the renovations. I really love the new wireless Honeywell doorbell that I bought as the replacement. However, since it only came with one push button, I decided to order an additional button to mount at the side door. I love that each button can have its own ring, therefore identifying which door to answer. I am going to order a third button for the back door....it too will have its own identifying ring. I LOVE my Honeywell Wireless Doorbell Series 9 and highly recommend it.

Perfect Office Signal System--Honeywell 9 Series Wireless Portable Doorbell with Halo Light

Reviewed: 10/07/2016 by medical office manager

Although we bought the series 9 at Lowes and only bought some extra buttons from Honeywell direct,I can't say enough good about this product! I am confident these are great door bells but they are even better as a busy office signal system. Our previous light system was on the fritz, and the various replacements involved either wiring, the internet, and complexity as well as thousands of dollars. We thought we would need two bells not necessary in a twelve hundred square foot office, where we mounted the signal centrally and it is more than loud enough -- we had to turn it down. The front desk has two buttons, one signals to the back staff-- patient ready to come back and another signals to the doctor stop yacking. You are getting behind -- the next patient is ready. When the back staff has patient in room ready to be seen ,they have their own button telling Dr. patient ready to be seen. Finally, there is a button in one of each treatment rooms for Dr. to request x-ray or assistant for minor procedure. The programming is a breeze there were tons of websites to download free little MP3 clips and we are more than pleased. Although the doctor loaded an MP3 clip of his hobby classic rock band doing some Rolling Stones song and he claimed this would get him to move ,and he was impressed with the sound of the speaker,all things considered we felt it was a bit inappropriate and deleted it.Told him to keep his day job. I believe Honeywell should also market this for this office signal use.