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Connecting a new Mechanical chime
Hi,Posted this in the chime section but thinking maybe here you’ll have a solution.Just moved in to a newly renovated house.Hardwired the ring 2 to a transformer that works great and connected seamlessly to my wifi system.Now i’m trying to connect a simple mechanical chimeI have the mechanical chime itself but the doorbell has 2 wires that connect to the transformer and that’s it.How do i connect it to my ring 2 so that it activates a simple ding dong mechanical ring when pressed?Thank you for your help!Meit
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09-05-2020 09:02:47
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Hi all, I recently successfully connected my Ring Pro 2 to two existing mechanical chimes, without delay issues that some people have experienced when doorbell pressed. Please see enclosed photos for reference. components as follows:1 x din enclosure from Farnell (https://cpcfarnell.com/hylec/dn16t/ip66-general-p…),Relay from Amazon ( Taiss/AC 24V LED indicator Electromagnetic Coil Relay 8 Pins 10A DPDT 2NO+2NC with Socket Base, AC 24V),1 x Power Pro V3,2 x Newhouse Hardware CHM1 Door Bell Chime from Amazon,2 x PROTEK Bell Transformer 16V Din Rail Mount Two Module BT8-16 from Amazon
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