For Sandi - Mid Century Modern - Wireless Doorbell System - Complete Assembly

Hi
THIS IS THE LISTING FOR THE COMPLETE WIRELESS SYSTEM SPECIFICALLY FOR
SANDI

NOTE
These take about 3 weeks to cast, program and test before shipping. There is allot of of time that goes into these systems pleas don't ask to rush them.

You can choose any plate we make in our etsy shop to be included in your system. Victorian, Deco, Mid Century....anything we make.
Any metal mix, any screw color and bezel color of your choice is included.

Thanks for your interest in Rustynail Restoration bell plates.
If you are looking for the entire wireless kit ready to go.....This is the Link
Total price on your custom choice of plate and complete wireless NUTONE accessories is
250.00. This price includes our custom plate and switch of your choice in any of our lines. Wireless transmitter and receiver, programming and testing....includes new batteries and all shipping costs.

When ordering is complete send us a note detailing your options
We will provide you with any of our custom made bell plates of your choice

ERA STYLE - MId Century- Victorian - etc
METAL - Brass - Copper - Obsidian - Bronze
BEZEL COLOR - Brass - Black - Silver -,etc
SCREW TYPE - Brass- black - chrome
Once we have your ideal setup we will begin making you your bell.

It takes about 10 days to cast, polish, program, test wrap and ship.

We use Nutone buttons on all our plates not only for their service reliability but because the wireless transmitter mounts simply with a twist lock built into the back of our Nutone push button. It has the appearance of a tube of chapstick when assembled behind the plate.
The Wireless reciever in the house is also made by Nutone and has custom ringtones as well as your own MP3 downloads.
The reciever is smaller than most receivers but is still battery operated. It has an optional wired transformer that some users like however the ringtone lasts for up to 5 years on one set of batteries.

Most people who order the wireless option dont need to modify anything on their house but If no hole is present in your exterior wall one will have to be drilled a couple inches into the wood or masonry to allow the "chapstick" transmitter to go in. This is also a simple process of using a 5/8 hole bore. Once you have your transmitter and receive synchronized by following the step by step instructions for pairing the two units, it's ready to mount to the exterior of the house.
It sounds like allot but its actually a fast install once you have the parts.

Thanks again
Scott with the Rustynail