BG Electrical Triple 2-Way Light Switch

Just fitted it, excellent quality. Nice that the terminals are colour-coded as well as lettered.

I was buying some new double sockets a few days ago and ended up on the BG (British General) website looking for details of the differences between two of their part numbers (822 & 922). This new doorbell socket was being promoted there and, as our old doorbell is not the loudest, I decided to try one.I bought it from an Amazon seller ('The Lamp Post') and it was actually cheaper via Amazon than directly from their own website. However, that's irrelevant to this review, but I'll admit it surprised me a bit.In the box, you get the double socket (it's BG's 822 pattern, so the corners are more rounded than the 922 series) and the push button, which includes a CR2032 battery and a double sided sticky pad to fit it, along with two screws for a more permanent installation.It's very easy to fit the socket in place of an existing one (new screws are included), but be aware it's quite bulky, so you may not have a lot of room in a 25mm backbox. The connections are colour coded, L&N next to each other on the upper part, and there's two earth terminals (upper and lower) at the opposite end to the L&N, one for the cable and one to the backbox.If the last paragraph is gibberish to you, don't even think about trying to fit it yourself. Get an electrician to do it for you or you could end up killing yourself.It took me all of fifteen minutes to complete the installation, screwing the push button to our front door frame around 30' away from the socket, with the signal needing to go through two solid brick walls.I'm pleased to say it worked perfectly. There are six ring tones and three volume levels, all adjustable using a double ended rocker button on the socket itself. They ring as you alter them at the socket, so there's no need for an assistant to press the button for you.I used the 'Westminster' chime at maximum volume as it gives the longest and loudest ring. We've not missed anyone at the door since.You could of course just get a wireless plug-in doorbell, and probably cheaper than this socket, but personally, I like not having the plug-in unit sticking out and taking up one half of the socket.Anyone familiar with BG's sockets will know they're not top of the range, but not too bad either. This one is up to their usual standard, nicely finished, and it works really well.For the money, I think this is an excellent item, a great idea, and I'm pleased to recommend it to you.If this brief review has been helpful, a click of the button below would be much appreciated. Thank you.

I Installed this item on the landing of my stairs a perfect location as it can be heard throughout the house.I have always wanted a doorbell like this as it does not have batteries that I have to worry about changing and it does not take up any plugs in the house.I tend to play a game of 'Try to guess where the doorbell is' when I have guests over.My walls are dense which doesn't affect the chime in any way.The audio is a bit distorted when turned all the way up but overall I am super impressed and would highly recommend it. The chime is discreet and super simple to use. No issues when using the plug sockets and chime at the same time.One thing that I have noticed is that on a very few occasions the doorbell seems to go off at random.This has happened back in the summer which was super annoying. So for this, it loses one star.I am pleased with my purchase and would buy again.

Excellent Value for Money

Why did you choose this product over others?:Looks good quality

A simple but elegant looking single gang wall socket with LED. As easy to fit as any socket if you understand how to wire a socket.You will also need to purchase a patress box. The new style plastic boxes with adjustable tabs make installation in plasterboard much easier.

Easy fix looks good

The media could not be loaded. Socket is alright works 💯 3lvl sounds not too loud but enough. Switched with previous one perfectly fitted same holes.Bell button was bend just a bit but I've used sandpaper to get one flat lvl and used double tape which is much better idea than drilling new holes in bricks 🧱. Nice smooth finish looks fancy. If you get this for less than tenner like me that's ok but not worth above that price. Thanks 👍