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Any views or advice on this, please:
We have a wireless doorbell: bells (2) plugged into the mains, and the bellpush fixed to the outside of our porch. I'm now finally fed up of the bellpush failing spasmodically -- Damp? Cold? Battery failed? -- any and all of these causes have been identified, and fixed, over the years. Whenever it fails (due to cold and/or damp anyway), it usually corrects itself .... so we never know when the bellpush is going to work, or not. And so I've resolved to get a mains-wired bell instead (with the approved transformer). I'm looking for advice on drilling through the porch (door upright) - it's UPVC, with a steel frame, of course. And also any hints (make of doorbell, fitting transformer ... anything?) would be much appreciated! Cheers John |
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