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Door Bells: Soft and Light

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Supplier: Spore Key Features: 1.81" diameter x .85" projection Five colors LED illumination Uses AC or DC power Pricing: $59 (2008) Pricing as of 2008. Ask For: R2 Illuminated Door Bell Learn more about Spore: Get Spore contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com Install this R2 door bell and even your own family may ring just for the fun of it. Looking like a spaceship turned on its side, the door bell features a soft-to-the-touch polymer resin button surrounded by anodized aluminum. The LED light consumer less than 1 watt of energy and will last 100,000 hours or 11 years. The bell comes in five basic, bright colors -- blue, red, green, white and amber. An installation kit is included with mounting screws, wire nuts, stainless steel security screws and driver. The bell will work with most existing and new systems. It requires 8-16 Volts AC or 6-12 Volts DC. See more product stories like this: Door Bells Door Bells Door Bells Share this story:
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