DH910 Tri-Volt Wired Doorbell Transformer Ideal for Two Chimes

Name: DH910 Tri-Volt Wired Doorbell Transformer Ideal for Two Chimes
Brand: 1800 Doorbell
SKU: DH910
Price: 15.95 USD
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Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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This wired doorbell transformer may be used as an 8V, 16V, or 24V transformer. Manufactured by Carlon, a Thomas and Betts company, this transformer will power up to two low-voltage devices; 10VA(watts) for 8 and 16 volts, and a secondary 20VA(watts) at 24 volts.

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The Ideal Transformer to Power Two Chimes, Bells, or Buzzers on the Same Transformer.

Small and compact, this product is durable and packs a punch. The versatility enables contractors to use it in a variety of situations. Rather than stocking three different voltages of transformers, stock this one and use the setting you need.

Clamp-on style makes mounting easy. Mount the outer bracket, wire it, and snap it back in the mounting bracket.

Used to power low voltage products, specifically doorbells and door chimes
Input 120VAC
Output 10VA at 8 Volt and 16 Vols; 20VA at 24 Volt
Dimensions are: 2”W x 2.5”H x 2.25′”D
Two-year manufacturer warranty
Manufactured by Thomas and Betts

Brand	Carlon
Condition	New
No Of Doorbells To Power	Up to 2 Doorbells
Recommended Wire Run	More than 50 ft.
Transformer Voltage	16V, 24V, 8V, Tri Voltage (8V/16V/24V)
Transformer VA	10VA, 20VA
Warranty	1 Year

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Thomas Mason
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03/29/2024

I was happy to Receive the package in a few days, fast shipping, unfortunately one screw on the button was stripped so I re threaded it a size bigger and used a larger screw. The rest of the install went well. The bell rang 4 or 5 times and then failed to ring. I checked for voltage at the bell and all was well there. found the contact in the bell in need of adjustment. I bent the arm base a wee bit to give the points better contact and it seems to be ok.

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Can I connect a device to the 8 VAC side with another device connected to the 24 VAC side of the same tri-volt transformer? Karl Knowlton asked on 04/10/2024

Good afternoon,

It's not recommended to do this. Use either one, but not both.

1800Doorbell answered on 04/10/2024

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Will this Work with a 10-12 V low voltage house number light, and a 16V doorbell chime, both wired to this unit? Thank you! Don Douglas asked on 12/11/2023

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The transformer feels hot ALL OF THE TIME. Is there a connection issue? How much electricity does this transformer use, even when the door bell is not ringing? I feel like this heat is costing me a lot of electricty (on my bill) even when the door bell may get rung twice a month. Steve (aka STRANGER) Berry asked on 09/11/2022

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Iâm using a tri volt transformer too hard wire Ring Doorbell three had the electrician choose the 24 V choice When I placed my hand over the junction box it feels warm is this normal? Customer asked on 08/20/2022

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How do I wire 2 chimes to your 24v, 20va transformer? There are 2 doorbell buttons, and each button should work both chimes at the same time. Thanks, ET Ernest Tonski asked on 05/27/2022

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