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Question: Bought the P4 Wireless Chime which came with a push button for 1 door & I bought a 2nd push button. All working. Do I need this? Bought it by mistake.
Document: Needless to say, I returned everything. If you want to get involved in an electronic science project, this is the product for you. If you are retired and need a project, this is for you. If you are trying to use it to convert your wired door bell push button to ring a wireless door chime, try something else. I went to Lowe's and bought a $ 29.00 wireless system, built a metal housing around the plain wireless button in a Victorian style and I am in business.
I originally bought the RCWL300A1006 Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button (see my review on that device, setup) and paired it with a motion sensor at our front door.
Having been so satisfied with the Honeywell wireless door chime,Honeywell RCWL330A1000/N P4-Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Buttonwe then bought the Converter/Extender/Pushbutton.This add-on deviceHoneywell RPWL3045A1003/A Wireless Premium Portable Converter/Extender/Push Buttonworked perfectly to tie in an existing driveway alarm to the Honeywell door chime. We hardwired this device to the 'normally open' contacts on our driveway alarm unit.
Our old old wired doorbell died. The wire was faulty and couldn't be rewired. My wife wanted a doorbell button that matched the Victorian feel of our home and our old button. I decided a wireless one would be new and was the solution. Until I searched everywhere and found out how awful wireless buttons looked. The wired ones were just fine, so  I bought this item as a converter to make my wired push button doorbell work with the wireless Honeywell door chime. Honeywell to Honeywell sounded good.
I bought this in conjunction with a handful of window and door contacts to use with my Honeywell base doorbell unit.1. Other poster is absolutely correct - the instructions are unbelievably BAD. In fact I think they probably do more harm than good.2. One thing that was not clear before I bought was that you need to buy one of these extenders for EVERY set of door/window contacts you buy!
As others have mentioned the instructions are so sketchy that one has to draw several conclusions to correctly wire the device. Further, the wording is for those who work inside the alarm industry. There is no reason for a good product to be hampered by executives at Honeywell who are to busy to clean up the details of the products they sell to the public. In addition, I bought two of these, and although the wireless converters/push buttons worked fine, both came with dead batteries.
If you want to use this a simple push button to a wireless doorbell or in place of your existing button, setup is easy and works great. If you want to use it as a converter as I and a few other have setup is a little more complicated.As an converter, you wire to terminals 1 & 3 both clearly marked.
This works as an 'extender' for the Wireless Door Contacts by connecting a small gauge wire and is not needed for the Wireless Motion Detector.The wire works as a 'converter' by tapping into an existing hard wired system (with a small gauge wire); Which I completely gutted after playing with this Wireless Door Chime and Push Button system.I had to write a note on mine, saying, "DOORBELL" as visitors to my house did not know what it was... and were knocking.
That let me mount this extender to the wall directly above the doorbell and it looks like it belongs there.Connecting this wireless transmitter to the Honeywell wireless chime coudn't have been easier. It only took a few seconds to get it paired with the doorbell input - then I moved the button that came with that chime to the pager input so my wife can now page me when I'm in the shop. Overall, it's an excellent setup!The range is also very good and this rings 100% out in the shop.
This is all-in-one device to trigger your Honeywell Door Chime. It can be a:-Button: push it and it makes your wireless door chime ring.
Answer: yes