Zamel Doorbells

Zamel Doorbells span period-styled, wired, and wireless systems, combining traditional materials with modern doorbell technology.

The period range includes Butler’s Bells, retro striker bells, and wired tubular bells, often using mahogany, oak, brass, or nickel components to suit heritage or character properties, with mechanical or transformer-powered operation.

Wired Zamel doorbells typically require an 8V AC transformer and include mechanical, electro-mechanical, and tubular bell designs, producing high-output sound (up to ~88 dB) through metal striker or resonance systems.

The wireless range supports long operating distances (commonly 300 m, with LoRa-based models up to ~1400 m), operating on 433 MHz, and offers extensive melody selection, adjustable volume, LED halo indicators, and IP44/IP55-rated weatherproof push buttons. Across the range, Zamel emphasises sound clarity, installation flexibility, and durable construction, with options for battery or mains-powered wireless systems.