EZ Tone entrada Alerta

I’ve had one of these on the door to my restaurant for 32 years and it finally gave out. Yes, 32 years. I think I got my moneys worth from the first one! Only thing I can say about this new one is that it is just not as loud as the first one. We’ve tried adjusting it but no difference. We are still able to hear it but just not all the way in the back of the restaurant like the original one we had. Overall still a great purchase and when our first one died I specifically sought out the same brand as the first. Incredible quality and very well made. Compared to the original it is still the same tough thicker plastic case. Company obviously has not changed their standards in quality. Good purchase .

When we saw this and read the ad information, thought, how can this work that good? We thought, well, we will give it a try, if it does not work, will then get a fancy electronic system. Well, this is all we have to have as it works great. Sometimes the simple route is the best route. No electronics, electricity, wires, just a tone box. Just a simple tone box ( not unlike a turkey box call) mounted above the entrance door with a spring loaded striker system. So simple, yet really works well. We have two store fronts, separated by a wall with a double door opening between the two. This thing exceeded our expectations and can be heard throughout the two store, 4,400 sf building, even over conversations. Hard to believe, but it really works well.

Three times is a charm, I guess. I needed an entrance alarm so we know when someone enters the office when we are out of sight of the door. We really don't need anything loud, it's a CPA firm not a machine shop.First we tried a conventional wired door buzzer - the kind that runs off 110v current with transformer for running the buzzer. It was way too loud and burnt out after 1 day. The electrician said the voltage was off and he could not find the transformer that was already installed.Next we tried a wireless alarm. The kind where the sending unit has magnet and a battery combination for detecting the door opening and a remote plug in unit that sounds the alarm. The door unit was stick on and kept falling off. Finally it just stopped working after a few days.Finally we bought this unit. It works just great! No batteries to die, no transformers, no burned out bells, just a simple mechanical system that is well made and works.

This thing doesn't have any batteries, so it will work every time the door opens, forever.It is not quite as loud as some electric door chimes though. For me, it is plenty loud enough.

I looked at what felt like hundreds of doorbells before deciding on this one. This is an awesome product with a pleasant tone (bell sound), it was relatively easy to install and it does NOT require batteries to work! Compared to the loud electronic door buzzer that we had before which seemed to always need a change of four tiny cell batteries, this is wonderful. The product is much larger than I expected, and it was a bit pricy (product + shipping and handling) but definately well worth the cost.If you want a pleasant sounding 'ding' that can be heard at approximately 20 to 25 yards away from the source (the size of the office), this is the doorbell for you!

Great product

This is a great unit. We have been in this office for 25 years and have gone through at least 6 electronic door alerts/bells. They are hard to install, batteries have to be replaced often and they break or wear out. This little unit was easy to install, the bell is plenty loud and it doesn't have any parts that will wear out. I definitely recommend.

This is one of the easiest things I ever installed. Just get some double sided Goriila or 3M tape if you want to install w/o damage. Lined it up, pulled the tape off the magnet, it stuck to the door. Then put double sided tape on box and positioned it over the magnet and door frame. DONE. Cant believe I spent $$$ on digital, bluetooth, and other stupidelectronic door chiimes for my store. This was the best.