Battery life of wireless doorbell

If you can't hear a bell throughout the house, why bother with one? Just have a knocker on the door - no batteries to go flat and no running costs.

It's such a one time installation worth getting right, IMHO.

Not a good simile. You find a notebook when you want to refer to it. A doorbell is needed at random. And it's such a random thing the idea of carrying it with you strikes me as silly. If you did need such a feature one which interfaced with your mobile would make more sense. Easy enough to do with an alarm SDI if you wanted to.

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Dave Plowman (News)
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It's quite simple really, you don't want the doorbell so loud nearby, but also want to be able to hear it elsewhere, for a different door.

How would you propose to not "get it right"? You seem arbitrarily set against a cordless doorbell merely because you can't envision a use for your subjective purposes. That doesn't begin to make it a bad choice for a different, subject's purposes.

How it is random? Do you really not expect people coming over ahead of time, they always show up by surprise? Perhaps at your front door, but remember this is a separate remote button and may be at a different door- one where people showing up may not be doing so at random.

It goes back to what I already wrote, you just don't envision a use for _your_ door, and you might be quite right about it... but that doesn't make what someone else chooses to do any less useful to them.

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kony

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