Wireless Doorbell

[ilovebrie]

Can anyone recommend one of these? I would like one with a bell push and a ringer that doesn't need to be plugged into a socket. I would like to be able to carry it around the house.
Thanks a lot.

[Bathsheba]

Not much help, I know, but can only tell you NOT to get one like ours......it goes off whenever most neighbours' bellpushes are activated!
Was cheapo from Ebay,........made by Omega.

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[Buenchico]

Well reviewed and only £5.99:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/6237389.htm

[Ouzel]

This one works well - the bellpush comes with a battery but you need 2 x AA for the receiver.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Digital-Wireless-Door-Bell-80M-In-Black-Cordless-Chime-36-Melodies-Cordless-/351005729049?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Door_Accessories_LE&hash=item51b9926119

[Stephen_G]

We have a Friedland (Bought from Argos, I think), but the "Bell" itself plugs in - saves on Batteries. I just take it with me and plug it in upstairs and it still works a treat. Haven't tried it outside though, but I reckon the range is that good that it would work OK.

[boxtops]

We got one from Homebase - the main one does have to be plugged in, but then there's a remote bell with batteries which we take upstairs or in the garden, where we wouldn't hear the front bell.

[askyourgran]

I think mine is a Friedland one, we've had it ages, but it is one that has to be plugged in although I can take it upstairs. I don't know of one that can be carried about.

[margie04]

Marmitek door 'phone has proved very satisfactory if a bit pricey.

[Tilly2]

We don't have a doorbell. We don't need one. We have a dog.:-)

[ilovebrie]

Thank you everyone. I have plenty of suggestions now. Ouzel's sounds just what I am looking for, but Boxtops suggestion is worth exploring.

[Bathsheba]

@Tilly.......yep, why is it that the dog always thinks it's for them when someone comes to the door? ;)

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[TWR]

Hi, I got one from Homebase, Fitted in 20mins, perfect, I think it cost under £20. Loud to hear.