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Long Range Wireless driveway Chime alarm Kit
wireless end of driveway transmitter box for hose
receiver chime signal for use with milton transmitter
Driveway Alarm - Wireless Chime Kit - MiltonsBells.com

Long-Range Wireless Chime Kit - Driveway Alarm


Part # MB 25WCK
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 The Milton's Bells - Long-Range Wireless Chime Kit is perfect for installations that need to monitor vehicle traffic up to 2500' away. The Milton driveway signal hose and black transmitter box can be set up at the end of a very long driveway. The receiver chime works best when it is located indoors and sounds once, each time a vehicle crossed the black rubber driveway tubing.  The driveway chime produces a soft ring and has a built-in volume control. The chime kit plugs into an ordinary electrical outlet, and the end-of-driveway black box transmitter operates off of a 9-volt transistor battery.

The Milton's Bells - Long-Range Wireless Chime Kit includes all of the pieces necessary to set up your long range wireless driveway alarm system.

  • This kit includes:
    • One wireless electronic driveway chime alarm
    • One end-of-driveway transmitter box
    • One durable driveway signal hose
    • One heavy-duty rubber hose plug
  • Available in hose lengths from 25’-100’
  • The receiver chime works best when it is installed indoors and should not be rained on directly
  • The transmitter box should be securely mounted two feet off the ground with the hose tubing connector point directly down toward the ground. This will help to prevent rain/water from entering the transmitter box damaging the electronics.
  • Mounting black box transmitter requires two screws (not-included) that secure the box to a wall or other structure. There are no tools needed other than a screwdriver to complete installation.
  • Battery life lasts 1-2 years depending on traffic and is not significantly affected by cold temperatures.