BT Loud Indoor Telephone Bell – Easy Plug In & Use - Bell 50E Loud Extension

I bought this for my Dad, who is getting quite deaf, and so often doesn't hear the phone ring. It came within 2 days on the free super-saver delivery, so I was very pleased.Unfortunately, when my dad set it up, he said it was only slightly louder than the telephone ringer, so I was a little worried (but thought he had done something wrong). I am unable to visit him often as I live over 100 miles away.It turns out that it was quiet, but that his double phone-plug adapter was at fault. He has bought a new one and the ringer is now VERY LOUD! He can now hear when the phone rings from any part of the house without having his hearing-aid in, and is very pleased with the device!Just thought I'd let you know of possible problems. This is a good product.

Compact and neat device that doesn't look out of place within our workspace. Loud enough to hear phone ring over a busy environment without being disruptive due to a traditional bell sound as opposed to a siren. Good value overall.

I don't know how people say this is quiet! - Assuming you wire it correctly, it is loud, and certainly can wake an 85 year old. Very simple to connect and looks like it is built ok.

Larger than expected, but works well & is plenty loud enough. Easy to install.

Arrived promptly and fitted same day. When phone ran it was loud, very loud. It could be heard even in the garden. Well worth the money. Wife wont miss any calls now!

This bell is no good the music we play is much louder than this so called loud bell. Better described as a small space bell

I am at the age where my hearing is becoming weaker.. I saw this BT Telephone bell advertised and thought that thesupposedly loud ring would make it easier to hear incoming calls.I was wrong - The volume is no louder than the existingBT system.If I had been better at checking what other purchasers had to say about the product I would not have made the purchase.I also see that MAPLINS is selling them for £10 Not a good sign.I installed the bell as instructed 2.1 mts above floor ht and fixed the cable with clips.I am returning the product for a full refund.

I bought this for my mom along with the double socket adapter and line extention. She's slightly deaf in one ear. It's very loud. I gave it a test run with the lounge room door shut whilst mom was upstairs and she heard it very cleary. So she's good to go.

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Pro:- richtig günstig im Vergleich zu "deutschen" Telefonklingeln oder Anrufsignalgebern (die dann weit über 90€ kosten aber dafür optische Meldung oder Horn integriert haben...)- klingelt wenn "Klingelsignal" am Telefondraht anliegt (je nach Anwendungsfall ist dieses hartverdrahtete System "besser" als die alternativ akkustisch an ein Telefon o.ä. gekoppelten Signalgeber, welche z.T. noch in Batteriebetrieb laufen...)- ausreichend laut für Großraumbüro, Werkstatt, ~100m² Stockwerk, etc.Neutral:- metallisch scheppernder Klang (bedingt durch die zwei kleinen Glocken, die schnell angeschlagen werden)Contra:- man benötigt einen Adapter, da der britische Stecker [ = BS6312 431A UK Plug ] nicht in deutsche RJ11 oder TAE Dosen passt. Achtung: Die "Standardadapter" schleifen nur das deutsche Gesprächssignal auf das britische um [nur die äußeren zwei englischen Kupferlitzen werden auf die inneren zwei RJ11 Litzen geschalten], jedoch klingelt es nicht! Die Briten haben einen speziellen dritten Draht für das Anrufsignal (ringing signal), welcher mittels eines 1,8 µF Kondensators aus den zwei deutschen Litzen generiert werden kann => MAN BENÖTIGT FÜR DIESE GLOCKE EINEN "uk rj11 adapter with 1.8uF capacitor" DAMIT ES ÜBERHAUPT LÄUTET! Kostenpunkt ca. 7€ inkl. Versand aus Großbritannien.Fazit:Wer nur auf ein schrilles lautes Signal und den Preis wert legt, findet auch für ca. 7€ chinesische "Piepser" bei Amazon, die mit RJ11 durchgeschleift werden. Wer einen zuverlässigen Werkstattalarm sucht wird hier fündig, sofern er noch einen Adapter aus UK besorgt.Ich habe das ganze an einem Wantec DECT DTL 2.0 t-a/b-Adapter und somit für knapp 150€ eine stabile Funklösung. In Verbindung mit den DECT Türsprechanlagen Indexa TF04, Pentatron Pentatron 34234 1, Renkforce 1312695 1, GEV 087026 1 hat man sogar noch eine nette kabellose Inhouse-Klingelanlage, die sich rein per Telefonanlage/Fritzbox/DECT-Station konfigurieren lässt :Dhttps://www.amazon.de/Indexa-Funk-T%C3%BCrsprechanlage-TF-04-Set/dp/B005LB1M8W?tag=tue-21