Jacob Jensen - Doorbell

 

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The Jacob Jensen Doorbell does exactly express the clear form-speaking of the world-famous designer. The wireless doorbell is made out of a bell button and a signal sender that makes the best sound quality out of the five different signal melodies. Hear how Jacob Jensen himself knocks on your oak wood door, a classical town hall bell, a technical or oriental appealing melody or also a low-frequency sound, especially adapted to people with a weaker listening capacity.

The classic Jacob Jensen design ensures a lovely welcome.

The signal melody stops according to your individual adjustment when the ring button has been left. Through five different selectable signals, the door that has been ringed can easily be differenced.
The volume can be adjusted from loud, over more quite or also completely soundless. An illuminated button on the signal transmitter shows who ringed or when the battery has to be changed.

The doorbell is delivered with a signal transmitter and a bell button with the according batteries. As an alternative, the signal transmitter can also be charged over an adaptor.

One signal transmitter can also work with multiple bell buttons that are available separately.

The signal transmitter can stand alone or be wall mounted, whether with screws or double sided glue-stripes.

The maximal space that is possible between the signal transmitter and the bell button is 150 m depending on the place. A code-system ensures that interferences with other remote controls are excluded.

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Design: Jacob Jensen

Born and grown up as fore-city boy in Versterbro / Copenhagen, Jacob Jensen initially began an apprenticeship in the cushioning business of his father, before he went to change the world with his designs. Designer Jacob Jensen

Honoured with: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

The first address in modern art... in 1929 the Museum of Modern Art opened its doors for the first time. Since that time the museum in New York belongs to the most important collections of modern art and design. Designaward Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)