AVANTEK Wireless Doorbell, 1300 ft Range

Key specifications

A doorbell that’s easy to miss can be frustrating, especially when you’re in another room. This AVANTEK wireless doorbell pairs one push button with two plug-in receivers, so you can place a chime where it’s more likely to be heard. It offers a stated wireless range of up to 1300 ft, 52 chimes, and five volume levels, with a maximum volume of 115 dB. The button is rated IP55 for dust and water resistance, and the system works without Wi-Fi or subscription fees.

The receivers have a 40 mm stereo speaker, and an LED flash adds a visual cue when someone rings. A memory function retains the last melody and volume setting after a power outage. The transmitter uses a lithium battery with a stated maximum lifespan of three years, that is a maximum, not a guaranteed replacement interval. Its listed operating temperature range is -4 °F to 140 °F. From the way it is set up, this is a direct chime system rather than a connected doorbell with phone alerts.

Who it’s for

This setup suits someone who wants a conventional doorbell sound in more than one part of the home without relying on a phone or home network. For example, one receiver can plug in near the living room and the other in a room where you often work, so the chime isn’t limited to the area closest to the front door. The 52 choices and adjustable volume also let you pick a sound and level that work for your household.

It makes sense if you want a straightforward button-and-receiver system and prefer not to add Wi-Fi features or fees. A basic doorbell with a single receiver may be enough for a smaller layout, while a connected model is a better fit for shoppers who specifically want app-based notifications. You may want to skip it if remote phone alerts are essential, no Wi-Fi connection is part of this product’s appeal, but it also means those connected features aren’t included.

In the box

The package includes one push button, two plug-in receivers, two screws, two anchor plugs, one key, and one adhesive patch for mounting the transmitter. Having both screw and adhesive options gives you a choice of installation method. Additional AVANTEK RB-1/CR-1 plug-in receivers can be added, according to the product details, if you want to extend the chime setup.

Practical doubts

Does the doorbell need Wi-Fi? No. The listing describes it as a wireless system with no Wi-Fi requirement or fees. Its receivers plug into outlets, while the button acts as the transmitter.

Can you choose a different chime and volume? Yes. The receiver lets you select from 52 melodies and offers five adjustable volume levels, up to the stated 115 dB maximum.

What happens after a power outage? The memory function is listed as retaining the previous melody and volume setting, so you don’t have to select them again after an outage.

Buying verdict

Choose this AVANTEK doorbell if you want two plug-in chimes, a broad stated wireless range, and a choice of sounds without bringing a smart-home app into the setup. The extra receiver is the practical difference from a simpler one-chime approach, particularly when you want the ring audible in separate rooms. Its main tradeoff is just as clear: this is for hearing a doorbell at home, not receiving connected alerts while away. Also keep the battery claim in perspective—the three-year figure is a maximum lifespan, not a promise of exactly three years of use.