What battery do I need for Thomas and Betts wireless doorbell use

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Q:Hello, I need a wireless doorbell button replacement for the Doorbell model: "desa sl-6180-rx-a". Please, help. Thanks byTim'May 31, 2020

1 Answer A: Hi Tim, Any of our Heath Zenith or Hampton Bay branded buttons will work with that model. You will need to put it in backwards compatible mode. Please contact our technical service team and we'd be happy to help.
byHeathCo'Jun 2, 2020

Also sold by Heath Zenith and where there Product Support is.

https://heath-zenith.com/products/wireless-push-button-sl-7797

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Try another set of brand new Duracell batteries and make sure they are inserted correctly. If the Doorbell is wireless as many are these days, it may need pairing. There are settings so that if next door has the same bell, you can use different channels.

Living Doorbell ' Jacob Jensen Design

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Cordless doorbell with a 150-meter radius transmission to an unlimited number of bell pushes. Features five specially composed signals (clear polyphonic tones) - ...

Hello Angela K Kreneck,

4 "C" cell batteries (not included)

huh?... (oh... chime end)

The "Button" takes 2 "CR2032" batteries.

Two three (3v) volt lithium batteries... included
(the secret to replacing "WATCH" style batteries...

is to get the number off of the battery inside...

Then you can start looking for Duracell, Renata, Energizer... Sony, Panasonic, Varta (etc. etc.)

In the AWI (American Watch Institute) battery book there are about 39 "L" series batteries listed about 30 of them are the 3 VOLT... standard size "coin battery" (20mm)...

"CR2032" (looks like it takes 2 (two)

Hope this helps!!

I've bought batteries here... Not particularly fast
but the batteries are FRESH & shipped correctly
(important to me & USPS)

2 DURACELL 2032 DL2032 CR2032 ECR2032 Lithium Batteries

Heath/Zenith SL-6166-C Wireless Plug-In Door Chime Kit ...

www.amazon.com > ... > Door Chimes & Bells > Kits
Amazon.com, Inc.Heath Zenith SL-6198-B Wireless Doorbell Replacement Battery. Total price: ... Plug-in doorbell chime, doorbell button/transmitter with battery, hardware pack ...

Easy....You'll need a very small screw driver. There's a small hole on one of the long ends (most are rectangular in shape). For the brand of door bell I have (Thomas and Betts/Carlon), you push in and downward with the screwdriver. This pushes out the bottom (back of doorbell button). In my case, there are (3) CR 2032 Button Cell batteries in a stacking position. As a quick side note -> If your wireless doorbell button does use button cell batteries. Look to Ebay to purchase them. You can get 6-10 batteries shipped to your front door cheaper. Rather than 3-4 batteries at a retail store + tax...Hopefully, I have lent you some assistance...Thanks for reading

I would try Ebay first (or search the net for availability and prices). I bought CR2032 3V Button Cell (that are used in my Carlon door chime buttons) batteries. I got 10 for under $5. Carlon (Thomas & Betts) still makes a variety of door chimes and accessories. However, on their site, the prices are atrocious. But, I think that Thomas & Betts deals in bulk (as in dealing with retailers). Because they list their items in bulk price form. I personally have 5 T&B wireless door chimes. Hence, 4 of the buttons are in storage. Out of curiosity, I tried all of them. All 4 extra buttons rang all the door chimes. Caution, on the packages of the door "chimes" I purchased. There's a blurb on there that states the wireless buttons for the "door chimes" will not work with the "doorbells". If you have the packaging for the one you have. It will explain. I'm not positive, but it seems the variance is due to whether you use battery or electric powered models. Hope I was of assistance...Greg

The doorbell buttons and your receiver must be on the same channel. If you will get out the directions that came with your unit, they will describe the process to go through to reset the specific "codes" for your buttons and receiver.

Batteries are located in the doorbell push button case in the back. Slide open a compartment to reveal the batteries.

i will double check my supplier to see if they actually stopped making them but even if they did almost all breakers will interchange with other brands like a siemens and a ge will interchange etc. any electrical supply store should be able to cross reference your model number to one that will work

are you to take it off the wall
if so it should have either two screws or slide off door