Broan-NuTone LA11WH Door Chime, White Textured

This doorbell chime looks very modern. It is a bit on the bulky side though. It is quite a bit bigger than the one I replaced it with. Installing the unit was very easy. First, you mount it to the wall. Then you connect two wires to one of the 3 screws (check Youtube to find detailed video instructions on how to install the chime).I doing a replacement. A new install is a whole different story and outside of my scope of expertise. With a new install you will need to also purchase a 16V transformer and there are a lot more steps involved in the installation..I have an Arlo video doorbell and this bell works seamlessly with it, without have to use anything else or buy any additional devices. It worked right out of the box with my doorbell. It has the capability of controlling two separate doors with distinct chimes.The chime is not very loud, but I still have no problem hearing it while I am awake. A night while my bedroom door is closed may be a different story. But I do not expect anyone to be at my door at that hour anyway.I like my new doorbell chime. It goes with the modernization of my home. You should be able to install it your self due to the low voltage that you are dealing with and the few simple steps need to install. I am very happy with my purchase and give this product my stamp of approval.

Simple door chime with a fancy texture of a leather LV purse texture.

Aggressively non-descript, if you need a 16v mechanical door chime that just works, this seems to be the ticket. Appropriately loud, worked perfectly with my Ubiquity G4 Doorbell set to mechanical chime mode on a hot 16v/30VA transformer (runs high at 17.8). There was enough room under the chime cover for the doorbell's chime transceiver.Didn't need much, but this hit every point that mattered to me; simple, loud enough, and Ubiquity G4 doorbell compatible.

Replaced an old wooden covered door bell chime with this contemporary style from Broan-NuTone. Although the cover on the chime is plastic it is durable and I would expect it to last for many years due to the device hanging on the wall. My old chime cover was wooden and that would have been the norm back in the day. I probably would end up paying more for chime constructed of wood or metal in our current market. Mechanically speaking, replacing a door bell chime is easy as you are only dealing with various screws and a couple of low voltage wires.Not much has changed in regard to the internal components of the chime as it appears almost identical to the old chime. The chime cover does sit slightly off the wall but that is to be expected with many mechanical chimes configured this way. The cover on the chime has to make space for the internal components therefore the cover is designed intentionally to allow clearance. The chime is a proper two note "ding-dong." The chime Looks good on the wall and sounds good so that fits my needs.

Nice doorbell chime, pleasant sound. I took off 2 stars for the volume. While it works okay for the main floor of my small home, the volume isn’t adjustable and it isn’t loud enough to be heard on multiple floors or if there is significant background noise (e.g. music playing). I can’t hear it in my basement and it definitely would not work for a larger home.

Very easy to install. Low profile.

Second one I ordered and also damaged.

I just bought a new (old) home with a non-functioning 1987 version of this doorbell. The new one was easy to hook up -- and it works well.