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The ERA-EXTX is a doorbell signal transmitter that wires into your existing wired doorbell and broadcasts the press up to 4,000 ft to compatible ERA receivers. It is battery-powered, supports front and back doorbells on the same system, and works with all ERA receivers. Note: it is not compatible with video doorbells.
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The ERA-EXTX is the wired-in transmitter that turns a standard wired doorbell into a wireless one. When the doorbell is pressed, the ERA-EXTX sends the signal to any paired ERA receiver up to 4,000 ft away. Use it to add range and extra chimes to a doorbell you already have. It is part of the doorbell extender range.
The ERA-EXTX is the wired-in transmitter that turns a standard wired doorbell into a wireless one. When the doorbell is pressed, the ERA-EXTX sends the signal to any paired ERA receiver up to 4,000 ft away. Use it to add range and extra chimes to a doorbell you already have. It is part of the doorbell extender range.
The ERA-EXTX installs at your existing doorbell chime. Connect three wires to your current system following the wiring diagram. No special tools are required for a basic setup.
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No. Extender products are positioned to keep the existing wired chime and add wireless receivers elsewhere.
Yes. Choose receivers from the same compatible family so alerts can be heard or seen in more areas.
Safeguard product copy notes that these extender transmitters are not compatible with video doorbells.
Two methods to use wired doorbell push buttons with wireless door chime receivers: door chime extenders and ERA-UTX universal transmitters.
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