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Does Each Mechanical Chime Need a Power Kit?
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I have a large house that has two mechanical chimes. I installed the Ring Pro about 6 months ago and mostly working fine, but lately have noticed the indoor chimes sometimes not ringing when the doorbell is pressed. (Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't.) The "Device Health" says Transformer voltage is good everytime I check it and is typically over 4000 mV. Question: I only recently thought of this, but do I need a Power Kit installed on BOTH indoor mechanical chimes? Right now I only have it on one.
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27-07-2020 10:12:07
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Tony8959
I was wondering about this also.. I’m moving into a new home with an older Ring Video Doorbell 2. The home has two interior mechanical chimes wired to one doorbell. I’m not sure if they are piggybacked or each wired directly to the doorbell. Does it make sense to put on pro power kit onto each chime? I saw additional pro power kits on sale on Amazon if needed.
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07-09-2021 02:57:13
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