Wired suggestions to replace Byron SX4i wireless doorbell

[Calvados]

I don't think I've made a worse purchase than I did with this Byron doorbell.

The rubber push is always getting stuck - pushed in by visitors who try to push a little too hard. And the chime itself needs re-setting at least once a week (its only posiitoned about 5m form the doorbell so I presume it has interference from our wireless router or soem fo our other gadgets).

Whatever the reason I think I need an old fashioned wired bell. Can anyone recommend a decent chime - nothing fancy but discreet in look and clear in sound.

Thanks, C

 

[Alarm]

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Door+bells

 

[Calvados]

Thanks.

Of course, I am quite capable of performing a google search for national suppliers.

The reason I posted the question was to solicit information and advice from enthusiasts and knowledgable individuals who may be able to recommend actual products.

So if there are any reccs please let me know

 

[Europlex]

Well, that's a difficult one.

Every door bell I've ever bought I got from Homebase, B&Q etc, they always have buttons to play with and many sounds to listen to, perhaps one of those would be the place to go.

Then if it doesn't work out there is no body to blame but *******f