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Efficient Light General Purpose Switch Current for Various Applications Review

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Very good

Revainrating 4.5 out of 5  
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4.3
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Description of Efficient Light General Purpose Switch Current for Various Applications

2 1/1 inch. Self-insulating. Mounting in any direction. 88dB at 3Ft. 76 dB at 10 ft.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

a happy customer apparently

I didn't buy it for myself; We had an elderly customer in the store who was looking for one to replace an old and badly worn one. Our shop didn't sell them but I ordered them for him free of charge on condition that if he wasn't satisfied he could return them. Apparently he was happy with this topic as I haven't gotten a reply from him yet.

Pros
  • Fixing in any direction
Cons
  • Piggy bank price

Revainrating 4 out of 5

It's loud enough to easily hear and fairly easy to hook up

I use this bell as a doorbell in my garage. It's loud enough to hear well and fairly easy to plug in. GOOD: Looks good. Decent volume for a small call. BAD: No instructions on how to connect it or what voltage it accepts. The plate itself is really fragile. If you accidentally bend it a little during installation (like I did), the bell won't ring, buzz, or do until you bend it back in *just* the right spot. In general, that's good. product and it looks like it will hold up well.

Pros
  • 76dB at 10ft.
Cons
  • Some bugs

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good call but more like a buzzer

Good call and seems to work fine. (I used 5V DC.) I have a few minor complaints: 1) It looks more like a buzzer than like a bell. I was hoping it would sound more like an old fashioned phone call, but it doesn't. 2) It generated enough EMI to interfere with the electronics I was using to control it. I fixed the problem, by putting a diode in the bell directly to the terminals of the electromagnet Simply connecting a diode to the external terminals of the bell is not enough to stop the EMI…

Pros
  • 2 1/1"
Cons
  • muffled