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Take a moment to read our Long Range Doorbell Reviews in this article.  The ERA-UTDCR is our most popular long range wireless doorbell.  It has a range of up to 4,000 feet and plugs into a standard wall outlet.  The kit ships with the long range door chime receiver and one wireless doorbell button that also may function as a magnetic door alarm sensor. 

The receiver in the kit is the ERA-DCRX which sits on a desktop or may be mounted on the wall. It has four zones, and when triggered by a paired sensor, each zone will play a distinct sound. This allows you to pick a different melody for each transmitter so you’ll know which sensor triggered the door alert. The volume control allows you to adjust the volume level.

The door chime also features a small flashing LED that shows the zone that corresponds with the push button, or transmitter, that was pushed.   As with most wireless chimes, you can expand this system by adding more push buttons and/or receivers.  In our offices, for example, we have a push-button for the front door and one for the bay door at the back of the warehouse. 

Another great feature of the ERA-DCRX long-range doorbell receiver is the 12V DC outputs on each zone allowing to connect accessories such as a loud siren, bright flashing strobe lights, and even a fire alarm bell. In addition, the receiver features a C-FORM relay for integration with external devices.

The sensor in this kit is the ERA-UTX which is a rugged, outdoor-rated wireless push button and/or a magnetic door contact. It is powered by a long-lasting door chime battery that should last 1-2 years depending on usage.

When the door is opened, an instant alert sound is sent to the various receivers we have in our warehouse and offices. We can also keep our doors locked, and when a visitor pushes the ERA-UTX mounted outside, we also receive alert notices.

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ERA-UTDCR Long Range Doorbell Reviews

The ERA-UTDCR is our most popular wireless door chime kit for large businesses and warehouses.  It is a high-powered doorbell that is our longest-range door chime.  If you have a situation where you need something high-powered and long-range, more than 800 feet, this is the product we would recommend.

The ERA-UTDCR is a new long range wireless doorbell kit created by 1800doorbell for those who need a powerful wireless doorbell.  With a range of up to 5,000 feet, this kit has unrivaled power in the wireless doorbell world.  The kit was created using two products manufactured by Dakota Alert.

The main component is the ERA-UTX which is a universal transmitter, push button, and door/window contact rolled into one.  Powered by a 3-Volt Lithium battery (included) the UT-4000 will transmit a wireless signal to the ERA-DCRX plug-in receiver.

The ERA-UTX is outdoor rated and may be mounted using the included double-sided tape or included mounting screws.  You could also use the product as a door window contact alongside using it as a push-button.  If you wanted to leave your front door locked, you could use the push button.  Leave it unlocked and you could use it as an entrance alert that creates a chime sound when the door is open. An often overlooked feature of this transmitter, the UT-4000 is that it also features N/O and N/C contacts, allowing you to integrate the device with other products.

The kit belongs to the Safeguard Supply ERA series of products meaning it is expandable by adding more transmitters and receivers and will integrate with their driveway alarm monitors and sensors.

For example, you could use this as an entrance alert and/or push button and also use the ERA-DSTX as a driveway sensor to alert you when anything enters your driveway or approaches your receiving door. Great features of this Product: -Range of up to 4000 ft. -Use as a push button, window/door contact, or a transmitter when integrated with a product that uses NO or NC terminals -Expandable by adding more sensors and buttons, or adding more receivers -One-year manufacturer’s warranty.

Great Features of this Product:

  • Powerful at ranges up to 4,000 feet
  • Add to 12 transmitters per receiver and an unlimited number of receivers
  • Each receiver features 4 zones, each with a 12v DC output to connect things like loud sirens, flashing strobes, and more.
  • Expandable may add more pushbuttons and receiver

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