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Wiring help: 3 video doorbell pro 1 mechanical chime
I want to install 3 video doorbell pros to an old Nutone mechanical chime. The photo below is the old wiring and the chime can support up to 4 doors. I need assistance with wiring of transformers to ensure I have enough power and the pro kits. I spoke with some and they said use 2 transformers but they didn't say in series or parallel. I appreciate the assistance.
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05-07-2024 11:53:23
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Caitlin,Thank you for the response is there a solution for the Wired Doorbell Pro Formerly: Video Doorbell Pro 2 and wiring diagrams?
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10-07-2024 01:23:10
JHi @user_985027. As of right now, our Help Center does not have wiring diagrams for the Wired Doorbell Pro. If you have any questions regarding installing multiple of them, I can look into it for you.
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11-07-2024 17:47:14
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Caitlyn_Ring
We have some wiring diagrams for the Wired Doorbell Plus (formerly known as the Video Doorbell Pro) here. These diagrams may help you get started in figuring out which configuration works best for what you're looking to achieve. I'd also recommend checking that your specific make and model of chime kit is marked as a compatible mechanical chime. The Wired Doorbell Plus is compatible with transformers providing 16-24 VAC, 40VA max, 50/60Hz. A transformer on the lower end up of this range would likely not provide enough power. The main takeaway is that the Pro Power Kit is required for the Doorbell Plus, as it ensures the Doorbell receives sufficient power. In this case, you would need to install all 3 Pro Power Kits for the 3 Doorbell Pluses.
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08-07-2024 18:34:44
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