Friedland door bells keyword after analyzing the system lists the list of keywords related and the list of websites with related content. Friedland doorbell manual. Friedland doorbell instructions. Friedland doorbell instruction manual. Friedland doorbell not working. Compare Search ( Please select at least 2 keywords ). Can anyone help me to wire a friedland doorbell. Discussion in 'Electrics UK' started by robert67, 20 Jul 2007. Page 1 of 3 1 2 3 Next > robert67. Joined: 13 Nov 2006 Messages: 16 Thanks Received: 0 Location: Cheshire Country: Hi, I have removed a doorbell when decorating,i drew the wiring diagram but yes i lost it.

My first, nice to be here. I apologize if this question has been asked before, I did search but could not find a situation like mine. We are moving into a new townhouse and the doorbell was not working when I tested it. I am not sure of the age of the town house, but I think it was probably built in the late 60's. The wiring for the doorbell is like this: Transformer is downstairs, visible. There is a 2 conductor wire (black and white wires) going from it to the chime area. Cscope windows 7.

There is a second 2 conductor wire going from the chime area to the front door push. I have toned out the wires with my tone kit and they are all fine. I have an old Friedland chime. Torrent widi crack macromedia flash. It has 4 terminals labeld 0 through 3. I have located wiring diagrams for it and it sort of makes sense.

However, when I wired it like the diagram shows me the chime buzzes electrically. It might even be toast. So I figured I'd grab another chime. Easy enough, and I have one, but the wiring diagram on it shows a straight run from the transformer to the button.

Well I don't have that. I am sure I am just overlooking something silly. If someone could help me I'd appreciate it.

Friedland Doorbells from DoorchimesUK • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • » » Categories Quick Find Use keywords to find the product you are looking for. Choose Currency Information More Information Friedland Doorbells - Introduction Friedland have been supplying doorbells for over 50 years, originally from Stockport, Cheshire, but now owned by Honywell and supplied from Basildon in Essex. They supply both Wireless and Wired bells together with all the accessories needed. Friedland are known for the high quality of their products (reflected in their price) and the wireless products come in 2 ranges, - and, wall mounted, or portable models. The Evo products operate at the 434MHz frequency and the the Libra+ range operate at the new 868MHz less crowded frequency. All doorbells in the Libra+ range can be clipped onto a small bracket (supplied) on a wall, or removed at will, to operate as a battery portable. All products in all ranges have good quality sound and are normally supplied with between 2 to 7 inbuilt chime sounds.

We allow you to sample the sounds on our website when you link to the doorbell specifications of each model. A strong feature of the wireless ranges are the high quality and attractiveness of the bell push buttons. Within the the Libra+ range there are where 2 chimes can be rung from a single bell push, and within the Evo and Libra+ range there are chime kits that include a wired to which can be used to link to a traditional wired bell push button, or extend a wired bell system. There are also systems, which in all cases can be powered by either batteries, or connected to the mains via a transformer.

The transformer should have an 8va/c output, and supply 1 amp. We supply the model to suit.