DIFFERENCES BETWEEN KAWASAN WIRELESS DOORBELLS AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET

• KAWASAN is a leading and reputable brand in the wireless doorbell sector. Its quality products come with a 2-year warranty, and product durability is guaranteed for more than 5 years. Professional sales consultants and timely technical support help build lasting trust between KAWASAN and its customers. Wondering which wireless doorbell is a good choice? Choose a KAWASAN wireless doorbell.
• The transmission range of the wireless doorbell has been improved. Highly sensitive RF technology can transmit signals effectively through obstacles from the push button to the chime receiver. The doorbell can be heard throughout the house, with a signal transmission range of approximately 40–80 m.
• Expandable pairing capability provides greater convenience for large and multi-storey houses. One KAWASAN doorbell receiver can be paired with up to 4 push buttons, while one push button can be paired with multiple chime receivers. This helps homeowners avoid the additional cost of purchasing a complete doorbell set with one receiver and one push button for every area of the house.
• In particular, the DB818 wireless doorbell provides excellent water resistance. Its push button can even be submerged in water without affecting its operation.
• Product specifications are clearly printed on the packaging for easy reference and operation. Long product service life helps reduce replacement costs over time.

 WHEN SHOULD A WATERPROOF WIRELESS DOORBELL BE USED?

• For households and apartments with young children or elderly people: When elderly family members or young children need assistance, they can press the button to call someone without having to shout loudly or spend time moving around.

• For multi-storey houses and villas: It helps save time spent moving between floors and rooms to call someone. At the same time, occupants can hear the doorbell when a visitor presses the button at the entrance.

• Uses service call stores, showrooms, restaurants, hotels, guesthouses, hospitals, etc. It helps save time when calling service staff, nurses, receptionists, and others.

BENEFITS OF USING A WIRELESS ELECTRIC DOORBELL

• Flexibility: The chime receiver can be easily moved and installed in different locations throughout the house. It can be plugged into power outlets in the living room, stairway, hallway, or on different floors. The push button can be installed on a door, attached to a wall outside the gate, or positioned near the entrance.
• Maintains aesthetics: There is no need to run electrical wires to the push button, helping reduce wiring and installation costs while maintaining the appearance of the house.
• No renovation required for installation: House façades are often finished with granite or other decorative stone surfaces that are difficult to drill. Homeowners may also prefer not to drill because doing so could damage or crack the stone. Installing wiring simply for one doorbell button can therefore be inconvenient. In such cases, a wireless push button is a suitable choice.
• Battery-free wireless doorbell push button: The push button generates the required energy when pressed and transmits the signal to the chime receiver. The chime receiver can be plugged directly into a 220V power outlet.
• Expandable pairing capability: In large houses with multiple floors and entrances, a single chime receiver may be difficult to hear throughout the entire property. KAWASAN wireless doorbells allow both the push button and chime receiver system to be expanded by pairing additional devices.

For example, consider a house with 2 entrances and 3 floors. With a conventional doorbell system, you may need to install 3 separate doorbell sets for the 3 floors, with three push buttons at the gate to call each floor separately. With a KAWASAN wireless doorbell, you only need 1 push button and 3 chime receivers, with one chime receiver plugged into a power outlet on each floor. The push button is installed at the door or gate. When the button is pressed once, all 3 chime receivers will ring simultaneously.

With a wired doorbell, this arrangement is more difficult because additional wiring is required, and once installed, the devices are fixed in position and are difficult to relocate.