★★★★☆Don M.Mar 15, 2026
Came out of its factory packaging during shipping, but everything was in the envelope.
Button Specs
Measurements and mounting details
| Length | 2-7/8" |
|---|---|
| Width | 1-3/16" |
| Depth | 7/8" |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Mounting Style | Surface |
| Hole Distance | 2" |
PB5007 Surface Mount LED Lighted Wired Button Stepped Design
$20.95
PB5007 is a stepped, surface-mount wired doorbell button with a lighted center. The compact face and Art Deco styling make it a strong option when a plain rectangle feels too plain but a larger decorative button will not fit.
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Accessories & Add-Ons
Expand or complete your system with compatible components.
T1610 Craftmade 16V 10VA Wired Doorbell Transformer
T1610
The T1610 Craftmade doorbell transformer provides steady 16V power output for wired doorbell systems. Built with durable cast aluminum construction, this 10VA transformer supports single-chime applications within a 50-foot range. The professional-grade design includes 18-gauge wiring and maintains consistent voltage for dependable operation.
$22.95
CBB-PR Craftmade Wired Doorbell with Vertical Lines and Neutral Color Pallet
CBB
The Craftmade CBB is a wired door chime with a clean grooved cabinet and finish options that work in more design-conscious spaces. It is a good fit when you want a straightforward two-door chime without a plain, builder-basic cover.
$30.95
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Buying notes
Is this the right fit?
- Good fit when
- Use this when the existing wired doorbell system works and you are replacing the outside button for fit, finish, lighting, or weather exposure.
- Look at another option when
- The chime does not ring even with the old button's two wires touched together. That points to the transformer or the chime, not the button. If you want a lighted button, check that the existing chime is the mechanical type most lighted buttons need.
- Mounting and fit
- This button is listed as concealed mount. Surface-mount buttons sit on top of the trim or siding with the wires through a small hole behind them. Flush or recessed buttons drop into a cutout so the faceplate sits closer to the wall. Compare the mounting style, faceplate size, and screw spacing with the old button so the new one covers the old footprint and lines up with the existing holes.
- Setup note
- Turn off power to the low-voltage circuit, note which wire went to which terminal on the old button, then move the two wires to the new button's screw terminals and mount it with the included screws.
The PB5007 has a little more character than most small wired doorbell buttons. The stepped face gives it an Art Deco feel, but the overall size stays compact enough for narrower trim areas where a larger push button would look crowded.
This Craftmade model is part of the concealed mounting collection and is built for wired doorbell systems. The LED center improves night visibility, and the finish choices make it easier to coordinate the button with bronze or pewter hardware already on the house.
Details to know
- Wired push button
- Rectangular LED lighted center button
- Stepped face design
- Surface mount installation
- Finish options: Oiled Bronze Gilded and Antique Pewter
- Hole spacing: 2 inches
- One-year manufacturer warranty
You can compare this button with other wired doorbell buttons or see more complete wired doorbells. Need help choosing between styles? Check our resources or contact us.
Stepped Design with Compact Footprint
The PB5007 surface-mount doorbell button adds a decorative stepped face without requiring a large plate. It is a good LED lighted wired push button when you need an exterior update that fits common trim areas and coordinates with bronze or pewter finishes.
Specifications
| Finish | Aged Pewter, Oiled Bronze Gilded |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 1.13L x 0.88W x 2.88H |
| Condition | New |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Brand | Craftmade |
| Button Mount Style | Concealed, Surface |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
| Door Count | Single-Door |
Reviews
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★★★★☆Marsha W.Sep 10, 2019
Nice quality. Selection was good, but really wanted a different style
Q&A
Questions & Answers
Answers from our team for PB5007 Surface Mount LED Lighted Wired Button Stepped Design.
How do I know if a wired push button will fit?
Check the mounting style, outside dimensions, and screw-hole spacing. Surface-mount buttons sit on the wall, while recessed or flush buttons need an opening that matches the button body.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Can I replace only the wired doorbell button?
Yes, if the chime and transformer still work. A wired push button is usually a separate low-voltage switch, so you can replace a worn or dated button without replacing the entire doorbell system.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Why does my lighted wired button stay on?
Most lighted wired buttons use a small lamp or LED that stays lit so the button is visible at night. If the chime buzzes, hums, or does not ring correctly, check transformer and chime compatibility.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Can two apartments share one doorbell button?
They can, but then both chimes ring for every visitor, or one chime rings and the other unit never hears the door. The better setup is one button per unit on a single plate, such as the BC203 or BC268, with each button wired to its own chime. Visitors press the button next to the name they want.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Do I need a separate transformer for each unit?
No. One doorbell transformer can run two or three mechanical chimes as long as its VA rating covers them. A 16V 10VA transformer is marginal for two chimes; a 15VA or 30VA unit gives headroom. If each unit already has its own transformer, keep them: each button on the station is an independent switch and simply goes in series with its own unit's circuit.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Which multi-door button works with an electronic chime?
The unlighted ones. The BC203 and BC208 have plain contacts with no lamp, so they work with mechanical and electronic chimes alike. Lighted buttons pass a small current through the chime all the time to run the lamp, which most electronic chimes do not tolerate, so use the lighted BC268 only with mechanical chimes.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Where do the name cards go?
Each multi-door station has a pocket or window under each button. On the BC203 and BC208 the pocket is an open metal slot that takes a strip of card stock or a printed label, and it covers the mounting screw head. On the BC268 the window is a clear lens with a white card behind it, held by a snap-in carrier on the back. Name cards are not printed for you; most people use a label maker or a printed strip.
Answered for Wired Buttons
Manuals & Resources
Product support documents
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Read the manual onlineCraftmade Two Note Door Chime Manual
Download the PDF resource for setup, product details, and support reference.
- Installation and setup steps for this product.
- Pairing, placement, and receiver or transmitter setup notes.
- Wiring, power, mounting, or accessory connection details.
Related support
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