can anyone help me to wire a friedland doorbell .
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Now now girls! Calm down! Its all in the best possible taste.
I have to agree with some of the requests for more info though. IF this thing is just a doorbell, then there will be only two wires at the button and it doesn't matter which way round they go! Last time I checked, they didnt make 3 core, 8 core or 4 pair bell wire!
If however we are not just dealing with a door bell, we need a lot more info! I can't imagine why 3 wires would be present if it is just a bell push button!
I have to agree with some of the requests for more info though. IF this thing is just a doorbell, then there will be only two wires at the button and it doesn't matter which way round they go! Last time I checked, they didnt make 3 core, 8 core or 4 pair bell wire!
If however we are not just dealing with a door bell, we need a lot more info! I can't imagine why 3 wires would be present if it is just a bell push button!
Third day? Are you referring to the 3 day delay between your faux argument and my defusing of the situation? In which case, I apologise for the unnecessary scouse intervention! I never look at post dates!
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Softus said:
Wot wot?
I did think we'd gone off topic, but to be fair we are awaiting more info!
I just thought of a reason for more wires! Is the bell push lit???? Do I win a prize?
I just thought of a reason for more wires! Is the bell push lit???? Do I win a prize?
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A lit push requires no further wiring. It takes its feed from the push wiring, rather like a locating neon does on a light switch.
Yes but I am trying to deduce why it "might" have extra wires! Perhaps an overly complex method to stop the little light dimming when the button was pressed and the bell rings?!?!?!
Could have two bell pushes, one for the front door and one for the back door. Front push makes "ding dong" back makes "dong", seen it before. Bell itself had three cables, one from each push and one from the transformer, this could be how this doorbell is wired but we need more info, a pic would be great.
All the best
Dan
All the best
Dan
Another excellent suggestion! Come on OP, I am desperate to know more about your complex doorbell!!!! 
Not that desperate by the looks of it.
In the absence of further info - how about
Option 1 - transformer output wire one to terminal T3 on the bell and output wire two to one side of the bell push; the other side of the bell push to terminal 0F on the bell.
Option 2 - transformer output wire one to terminal T3 on the bell and output wire two to terminal 1 on the bell; wire one from the bell push to terminal 0F on the bell and the other wire to terminal 1 on the bell.
Hope it helps.
In the absence of further info - how about
Option 1 - transformer output wire one to terminal T3 on the bell and output wire two to one side of the bell push; the other side of the bell push to terminal 0F on the bell.
Option 2 - transformer output wire one to terminal T3 on the bell and output wire two to terminal 1 on the bell; wire one from the bell push to terminal 0F on the bell and the other wire to terminal 1 on the bell.
Hope it helps.
my desperation was a little tongue in cheek, and to be fair I may be focusing on the bellPUSH a little too much, OP said doorbell, which i suppose could easily have three wires in it! Permanent Live, Switched Live and neutral, so to speak!
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Friedland D780 Transformer for friedland Visio cam
2 wires in , 2 wires out.
Which 2 wires in go where, I.E. BROWN LEFT OR RIGHT?
2 WIRES OUT WITH BELL WIRE WHICH ONE GOES WHERE ON VISIO CAM?
2 wires in , 2 wires out.
Which 2 wires in go where, I.E. BROWN LEFT OR RIGHT?
2 WIRES OUT WITH BELL WIRE WHICH ONE GOES WHERE ON VISIO CAM?
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