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Default Door bell - and I mean 'BELL'
Some years ago I installed a Byron door bell that is a bell, not a chime, and you can hear it all over the house.

New neighbours have put in a request for me to do the same for them, and their house is significantly larger than mine. But Byron have been bought over and the SX15 battery wireless door BELL is no longer available.

Anyone know of particularly loud wireless chimes or a wireless bell?

Rob
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