Newhouse Hardware CHM3D Door Chime, White

I used the “NEWHOUSE Hardware CHM3D Door Chime”as the chime for my Ubiquiti Unifi G4 Doorbell Pro. This chime was listed as a “Compatible Chime” on the Ubiquiti G4 Doorbell Pro product page.After proper wiring (don’t forget the tiny Unifi Black Box), the chime functioned as expected.The item is very simple. There are no premium features, and no unique eye-catching design touches on the blank white plastic cover.The bell rings and the box becomes unobtrusive and invisible over time. I found no difference in the volume of the chime over the late 1980s chime the NEWHOUSE chime replaced.I wish the manufacturer placed the logo on one of the sides of the item instead of the horizontal bottom right position. I had to install my chime vertically and it would have been nice not to see the logo vertically positioned “on its side.”

The installation truck 10 minutes to install and fit exactly like the old one was mounted. Same screw holes nothing to it. Seems a bit louder than my old one internally and the value of the product was incredible their needs a $300 doorbell?

Good product pretty simple to install. Wish it had a better wire management. The screws were labeled for the transformerRear door and front

I don’t usually write reviews, but because it is harder and harder to find accurate ones anymore, I decided to. Don’t listen to some of the negative reviews, this is all the info you need, got it??? It took 3 mins to install, if it takes you longer, please SLAP YOURSELF, seriously! The one review said the hole for the wires was too small, wrong hole jack! I have a feeling they were trying to put the wires through the top, vertical screw hole. This is identical to my old NuTone model LB12 except it is a more modern matte white color. Size, screw hole pattern and wire configuration is identical, covers are even interchangeable if you like. If you have repeat issues with a chime failing you probably have a shorted switch. I think some people reviewing this had that issue. Bottom line, it’s a cheap, effective chime. Probably could be a little louder, but good enough for us non paste eaters of the world! Thank you and have a good night! V

Easy to install and looks nice. It works when wired to my one front doorbell (a Google Nest Gen 1 set for mechanical chime), ding dong sounds classic and nice medium volume, but it chimes with an electrical sounding buzz when it chimes. I have it on a new 24v transformer, perhaps too much voltage? It is not constant and rarely activated, so I am leaving it installed. All wiring is correct and tight and I have researched the wiring setup to death, do I know it's the chime.One helpful tip, if you are using a Google Nest or similar smart doorbell, set it to activate your indoor chime, but be sure to select that you have a mechanical chime (not electronic), it will ring quicker and buzz less when it rings. Nothing's perfect nowadays, and neither is this door chime.

This chime is officially listed as a compatible device with Gen 2 Rings, but since it may not work for everyone, I'll mention here that it works great with mine. I just built a new house and had a completely new setup; new ring, wiring, transformer, and chime. Although I had some troubles getting the Ring wired (not related to the chime), the chime works perfectly fine.Quick Note:If you're already using a mechanical chime, then swapping it for this one should not make a difference. If you have a digital chime (like Ring Pro) and you're replacing it with this Newhouse chime, then you'll want to make sure you change the "Chime Type" in the Ring settings from Digital to Mechanical.

Sounds like it is under powered. The chime sounds bad and is very muted. Definitely defective.

Drop in replacement for my Nutone door chime from 2002. Works well with 2 gen Google Nest door bell -- it has the space to put the device Google Nest provides when adapting the Door Chime to Google Nest. I'm also running a 16V/10VA transformer. Super easy installation -- whole project took me five minutes.