Hi,

We stock our AT loan closet with wireless doorbells, including switch-adapted wireless doorbells:

http://www.adaptivetechsolutions.com/pd-wireless-attendant-call-button.cfm

http://www.rjcooper.com/call-chime/index.html

Over the last year, we've noticed that both of these switch-adapted doorbells have been unreliable (performing glitchy within the first dozen activations). I've tried replacing the factory batteries in both the clicker and the receiver, but am still not getting consistent results. Both Adaptive Tech Solutions and RJ Cooper have offered free exchanges/repairs, but when it's over a third of the total doorbells I'm purchasing it doesn't seem worth it--especially when one of the "repairs" from ATS came back not working properly.

I haven't tried the ones from enabling devices, but I'm nervous that I'll just run into the same issues.

http://enablingdevices.com/catalog/useful-devices/pagerscall-bellsbuzzers/attendant-call-chime

Any insights? Any other suggestions?

Thank you,

Kendra

Kendra McInturf, MS, CCC-SLP | Assistive Technology Services Coordinator

The ALS Association | Oregon and SW Washington Chapter

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