DCP917S
Doorbell wired to wireless converter kit – White
The DCP917S Doorbell wired to wireless converter kit has been designed to work with your existing wired push button. Simply wire it to the push button, then link it with any Honeywell Home wireless doorbell kit. Place your wireless doorbell anywhere in the home or garden so you’ll never miss a visitor.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes for Honeywell Home wireless doorbells. They allow up to 6 wireless push buttons to be connected depending on the model. Please refer to the table below:
| Series 3 (DC311xx and DCR311xx) | 2 wireless push buttons |
| Series 3 (DC313/5xx and DCR313/5xx) | 4 wireless push buttons |
| Series 5 (DC515xx) | 4 wireless push buttons |
| Series 9 (DC915xx and DC917xx) | 6 wireless push buttons |
Honeywell Home offers kits in this type of configuration with two push buttons and a doorbell. Please refer to the products available in your country.
Yes for Honeywell Home wired doorbells. They allow up to 2 wired push buttons and 5 wireless push buttons depending on the model. Please refer to the table below:
| Series 3 wired (DW31xxx) | 2 wired push buttons |
| Series 9 wired (DW915xx) | 2 wired push buttons and 5 wireless push buttons |
Yes, it is possible to link as many Honeywell Home doorbells as you wish to a Honeywell Home push button via Honeywell Home ActivLink® technology. This will allow you to place doorbells in different locations throughout your property. Honeywell Home offers kits in this type of configuration with two doorbells and a push button. Please refer to the products available in your country.
Yes, Honeywell Home offer a Wired to Wireless Converter (Part number: DCP917x) that connects to an existing wired Push button and bell transformer which will allow it to work with Honeywell Home wireless doorbells via Honeywell Home ActivLink® or Friedland 868MHz.
The Wired Doorbell bracket connectors are labelled as follows:
- A1 & A2 - Connectors for Wired Push Button 1
- B1 & B2 - Connectors for Wired Push Button 2
- AC1 & AC2 - Connectors for Transformer
(Caution: it is recommended to use a qualified electrician to connect and check operation of transformers)
Check if Bell Wire is used. If not, we suggest replacing the existing wire with Bell Wire.
Check if there is an adequate length of bare wire exposed, and that it is not folded. 8-9mm of exposed bell wire is recommended.
- Remove the push button from its bracket by using a screwdriver to press the release tab and slide the push off the bracket.
- Locate the round battery cover, and using a coin, turn the battery cover 60°anti-clockwise. The battery cover will now be released from the back cover.
- Replace the CR2032 coincell battery.
- Refit the battery cover by aligning the arrow on the battery cover with the open lock symbol on the back cover. Press and turn 60°clockwise.
- Relocate the push on the bracket, ensuring that it is locked in position.
Yes, you can do this for as many push buttons as your doorbell can store in its memory. Your push button must first be already linked to your doorbell. Press your push button 3 times in quick succession. The doorbell will now sound the same melody as when you press the push button once. Now press the melody button 
on your doorbell one or more times until you hear the melody you want to select for the "Secret Knock". Where applicable, you can now press the Sun button 
one or more times to select the desired Halo colour for the "Secret Knock".
Your push button must first be already linked to your doorbell. Press your push button 3 times in quick succession. The doorbell will now sound the same melody as when you press the push button once. Now press the melody button on your doorbell one or more times until you hear the melody you want to select for the "Secret Knock". Where applicable, you can now press the sun button one or more times to select the desired Halo colour for the "Secret Knock".
Your push button, sensor or other device must first be already linked to your doorbell. To change the Halo colour, press the push button or trigger the sensor by walking in front of it or opening the door or window. When the Halo Light on your doorbell flashes, press the Sun button on the doorbell one or more times to select a different halo colour. You have 12 seconds to complete the operation.
Your push button, sensor or other device must first be already linked to your doorbell. To change the melody for a specific device, press the push button or trigger the sensor by walking in front of it or opening the door or window. When the doorbell plays a melody, press the melody button on the doorbell one or more times to select a new melody.
Press and hold the settings button 
on the doorbell until an amber light flashes, either from the small LED indicator on the side of the doorbell, or from the Halo Light (Depending on product type). Press the push button. Doorbell will play a melody. Your push button is now linked.
Honeywell Home offers a 2 year Guarantee on all Doorbell kits, Alarm kits, and accessories.
The Quick Start Guides and Installation Manuals are available from this website. Please refer to the relevant product page or further down in this Support Section.
Unfortunately Honeywell Home do not currently offer such components separately.