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Push Buttons easily connect to new or existing wiring.

metal snap button , solid brass, wired/cable.

Easy to install: For use with wired chimes, bells and buzzers. 8-24V.

Specification : diameter - 57.5mm

thickness- 26mm

Main current:1A

voltage: 120V

material : 59 Brass

Wired White Push Button with Solid Brass Escutcheon, Lighted, Stepped edge. For use with wired chimes, bells and buzzers. Flush mounted, 8-24V. Do not use with a battery powered chime.

1 ISO 9001,CE,ROHS compliant
2 customization available
3 Manufacturers/OEM
4 short lead time

Capacity: 200000 pieces per month

Main Material: 59 brass MOQ: 1000 pieces

Certificates: ISO9001 and ROHS Model Number: MA1665

Mechanical Life: 10 years

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Ordering Notes
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Doesn’t require batteries

Low maintenance

Hundreds of design options available

Provides a steady electrical signal, resulting in clear and dependable sound quality

Lasts up to ten years or longer

Wired Wired doorbell systems have been around for over a century and are the most common type of doorbell found in residences. This type of doorbell is typically wired into a home’s electrical system when the home is constructed. A wired doorbell system offers several unique advantages: Doesn’t require batteries Low maintenance Hundreds of design options available Provides a steady electrical signal, resulting in clear and dependable sound quality Lasts up to ten years or longer In most wired systems, the doorbell makes a sound via a switch that is located inside the doorbell button mechanism beside the door. The switch is connected with wires to a terminal that is attached to a transformer, which lowers the voltage used from a typical 120-240 volt AC circuit to 8 – 24 volts, which saves on electricity and lowers the risk of an electrical fire. Both the switch and transformer have wires that run to the actual chiming unit, usually located in a central area of the home. Older wired doorbell systems operate using an 8 to 20 volt transmitter and transformer, with 16 volts being the most common. Many newer wired doorbell systems use 24 volts to accommodate larger homes and greater lengths of wire without a drop in voltage. When replacing a transmitter or transformer, make sure the voltage on both devices is the same. In many already installed wired doorbells, the transformer will be in a separate location, such as a basement, closet, attic, garage or near the breaker panel.