Name: Mail Chime MAIL-1200 Mailbox Notification System – Mailbox Signal With Wireless Transmitter
Brand: Mail Chime
SKU: 3638
Price: 53.990000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.62 (93 reviews)

Mail Chime MAIL-1200 Mailbox Notification System – Mailbox Signal With Wireless Transmitter

$53.99

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                                        Instant Mailbox Alert – Ever wished of having a mailbox notification system that works just like your smartphone? Your wish may just have been fulfilled with the Mail Chime MAIL-1200. This mailbox alert instantly beeps 4 times every time your mailbox door opens, saving you all the hassle of constantly going out to check for new mail.
Theft Alarm – The Mail Chime MAIL-1200 mailbox notification system also guards you from sneaky mail theft. It comes with a highly visible red LED light, that when coupled with the audible beeps, will serve as an efficient mailbox alarm when someone pries your mailbox open, enabling you to catch pesky robbers red-handed!
Smart Mailbox – Equipped with an advanced transmitter that can send mailbox signals to the partner receiver which can be placed up to 350 feet away from the mailbox, never miss a mailbox alert! Not recommended for large heavy walled, aluminum, & locking mailboxes.
Hassle-free Mailbox Alarm – The Mail Chime MAIL-1200 mailbox notification system comes in a full package, with the transmitter, receiver, AC adaptor, & even the mounting tapes included in the box! This mailbox signal is easy to install, battery-operated, does not have wires, & even allows you to adjust the settings to suit the type of mailbox you own. See user manual for settings instructions.
Quality Assured – This mailbox signal has a limited warranty against defects in materials & workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. The Mail Chime Mailbox Notification System also complies with all needed government regulations, particularly part 15 of the Federal Code of Regulation (FCC) rules, which pertain to digital devices.

                                    