A Chime for Video Doorbells That Nobody Hears
Video doorbells have one recurring complaint: nobody hears them inside. Alarm.com’s new Wi-Fi Chime (ADC-W114C) fixes that with a small plug-in speaker that rings wherever you put it — no doorbell wiring, no old mechanical chime box required.
Why this exists
Plenty of Utah homes — especially newer builds and basement apartments — have a video doorbell but no indoor chime at all, so a visitor becomes a phone notification and nothing more. The W114C plugs into any outlet, pairs to your doorbell, and gives the house its ding-dong back.
- Plugs in anywhere — any outlet in the house or shop; it doesn’t need to sit near your router
- Fast setup — enrolls over Bluetooth in minutes
- Your rules — adjustable tones and schedules, so the nursery stays quiet during nap time and the shop chime stays loud
- Clean look — compact, antenna-free design that disappears into the room
Good fits we see every week
Upstairs bedrooms that never hear the door, detached offices and shops, small storefronts where the counter is far from the entrance, and any home whose old chime transformer died years ago. Pair it with a video doorbell and the front door works the way it should — a ring you hear and a visitor you can see.
