Parker 1602DCH Door Viewer with Mechanical Chime
A door viewer with a 180-degree lens and a two-note mechanical chime that needs no wiring or batteries
- Surface finishBright Chrome
- Product typeDoor Viewer
- 180-degree lens widens view for better security
- mechanical two-note chime alerts without wiring or batteries
- bright chrome finish resists corrosion on exterior doors
- integrated name and apartment frames simplify identification
- one-way viewer lets you see out while staying unseen
Door viewer with mechanical chime
The Parker 1602DCH combines a one-way viewer with a two-note mechanical chime that operates without wiring, batteries or electricity. A 180-degree lens provides a wide field of vision for identifying callers. Frames for an apartment number and a resident's name are integrated into the unit.
Households wanting a simple alert
This suits occupants who want an audible signal when someone approaches the door but have no power source near the entrance. It is not for buyers who need an electronic chime with adjustable volume or multiple melodies, or for installations that require a powered video doorbell system.
180-degree lens angle
The 180-degree viewing angle is the single specification that determines whether the device covers the desired hallway or porch area. A narrower lens would leave blind spots, while a wider angle is not offered on this model.
How it compares
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- Price $57.99
- Typical for this category: the median of 2,145 items is $55.99.
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | S. Parker Hardware |
| Model name | 1602DCH |
| Product type | Door Viewer |
| Size & build | |
| Surface finish | Bright Chrome |
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the 180-degree lens is viewing correctly after installation?
Stand at various angles outside the door and verify the interior scene remains visible through the viewer; the mechanical chime should sound two notes when the door is opened.
What components come in the 1602 box and what must I supply?
The package includes the dull-chrome viewer assembly, inside face plate, and apartment/name frames; you only need basic door-drilling tools and mounting screws.
Which 1602 finish should I choose for my door hardware?
Select the dull-chrome version to match stainless or satin-nickel fixtures, or the polished-brass version for traditional brass hardware.
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