Reviews of Heath Zenith 910SN Wired Push Button with Halo-Lighted Center

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I was expecting "statin nickel finish" to actually be metal but instead it's cheap plastic. It looks and feels real tacky. I would not recommend this doorbell button to anyone.

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Installation was a snap! Removed the original doorbell, hooked up the two wires, screwed it in place and I was done.

It lights up very well and the key finder light that is adjustable in direction is pretty handy.

However there are a few issues I do have.

First is that the doorbell is made out of plastic, not metal. So how it will hold up to the weather is suspect.

Second is that the LED is a orangey yellow color and not white or blue (both of which would look a million times better). I might take it apart and replace the LED though (void any type of warranty it might have LOL).

So overall it's a nice and cheap replacement doorbell.

Pros:

Cheap.

Installation wasn't hard at all (but then again I wasn't expecting a low voltage doorbell to be much of a challenge).

Looks nice.

Cons:

Made in China.

100% plastic, really would have preferred a metal housing.

Orange/yellow LED looks absolutely ugly. They should have used a white one instead.

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This doorbell comes with two very small, short screws. I have no idea what the company intends this to be secured to. They are completely unacceptable to mount this doorbell to any exterior surface. I had a really hard time finding a way to install this doorbell. I had to get my own screws from the hardware store that were narrow enough to fit in the holes but long enough to actually screw into something. it looks terrible because they don't match at all the decorative look and finish that was intended for this doorbell.

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I bought this to replace our old doorbell, which had an incandescent bulb that burnt out. The LED will last *way* longer than the old one. It also seems to be manufactured more sturdily. An added bonus is that the LED also serves a dual purpose by shining downwards to help illuminate finding your door keys when the porch light is off