| | |  | Door Chimes | Home » » » Honeywell RPWL3045A1003/A Wireless Premium Portable Converter/Extender/Push Button | | | | | | | Description: | | The RPWL3045A is a revolutionary all-in-one push button, chime extender, and accessory converter. Available in black / platinum finish, the RPWL3045A from Honeywell is compatible with the RCWL300A, RCWL330A, and the entire line of decor chimes. This push button, chime extender, and accessory converter can be added on to any of those chimes for additional door alerts or as the link in your system to other accessories and door chimes like motion detectors (RCA902) or door and window contacts (RCA901). The RPWL3045 also allows any of the premium 300 Series chimes to be added on to any existing door chime from any manufacturer to extend your current system so your chimes can be heard even further throughout your home. Security, more push buttons, or expanding on your current system, the RPWL3045A is the key piece to link all of your door and window alert needs. Whatever your application, you are guaranteed long lasting quality with UV resistant plastic to hold the true color of the product longer. Batteries are included. | | | Features: | |
• Wireless - Battery operated (battery included)
• Surface mount
• Works with RCWL300A, RCWL330A and all Décor Series Wireless Chimes
• Self learning code system automatically adjusts to eliminate interference
• Push button, chime extender, and security accessory converter - All-In-One
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 6.8 inches | | Package Width:
| 4.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 0.5 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 13 reviews |
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35 of 35 found the following review helpful:
 OK, but beware of a few things:Jul 13, 2009
By B. Edwards
I bought this in conjunction with a handful of window and door contacts to use with my Honeywell base doorbell unit.
1. Other poster is absolutely correct - the instructions are unbelievably BAD. In fact I think they probably do more harm than good.
2. One thing that was not clear before I bought was that you need to buy one of these extenders for EVERY set of door/window contacts you buy! That can add up in price if you want to cover all your doors, not to mention low level windows! Sheesh...doesn't mention this ANYwhere in description. I assumed it wirelessly (like the base unit) controlled any door or window contacts installed. But noooooooooo.
I also think that if you were to use this as just a "push" that it doesn't look anything like a "normal" push so I can understand that people would knock instead, ironically. They should have designed it to look more like the white, dedicated pushes that comes with the base system instead, imo. Those are very obviously doorbell pushses...this looks more like a...retina scanner or something. :)
20 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 A review.Apr 27, 2009
By Marcus A. Hawkins
This works as an 'extender' for the Wireless Door Contacts by connecting a small gauge wire and is not needed for the Wireless Motion Detector.
The wire works as a 'converter' by tapping into an existing hard wired system (with a small gauge wire); Which I completely gutted after playing with this Wireless Door Chime and Push Button system.
I had to write a note on mine, saying, "DOORBELL" as visitors to my house did not know what it was... and were knocking. Which is frustrating when you are excited about a product.
11 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Performs wellJan 27, 2010
By B. Faulkner
Having been so satisfied with the Honeywell wireless door chime, Honeywell RCWL330A1000/N P4-Premium Portable Wireless Door Chime and Push Button we then bought the Converter/Extender/Pushbutton.
This add-on device Honeywell RPWL3045A1003/A Wireless Premium Portable Converter/Extender/Push Button worked perfectly to tie in an existing driveway alarm to the Honeywell door chime. We hardwired this device to the 'normally open' contacts on our driveway alarm unit. Now when the driveway alarm gets a signal, it closes its output N/O contacts, which triggers the Honeywell extender device. The Honeywell extender then transmits the signal to the main Honeywell Door Chime unit. So now we have three distinct tones set up on the main Door Chime: one tone for the house pushbutton, one for the shop pushbutton, and one for the driveway alarm system.
Works perfectly every time. There are other uses for this device with the Honeywell Door Chime system.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Honeywell Converter/Extender/Push ButtonFeb 11, 2010
By Bill In The North
This doorbell extender works just the way it is intended too. The instructions are clear and cover several different applications that will make the chime usable in many varied ways. I live in Alaska and in the winter outside temperatures are constantly 0 degrees or colder and the wireless pushbutton supplied with the chime is only operable down to about +14 degrees F. In hooking up the extender, I ran a wire through the wall from the outside connecting to a manual push botton. The other end of the wire I connected to the extender mounted on the inside wall. The extender sends a wireless signal to the chime when the outside manual button is pushed. This is not a completely wireless system, but works very well without any external electrical power. The Converter/Extender/Push Button is very ingenious and again I say works in many various applications that are covered explicitly in the instructions. The only drawback I see is that the product needs a more detailed discription so that customers are able to see how it may be used with the chime. They would then see the invaluable uses of the extender before purchasing.
I believe one extender can be wired to accomodate several window detectors. Check it out before buying several extenders.
PS I do not work for Honeywell.
9 of 10 found the following review helpful:
HELP-How do you extend range with this??Jun 30, 2009
By Unnamed
I'm reduced to begging other users for this information. I tried calling Honeywell SEVERAL TIMES, and they act very irritated, put me on hold, then drop me. I got no help from them at all. This is a really good system, but I need the range extended, and can not figure out how to do it!!!! The worst instruction manual I have ever seen.
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