Hardwire Google doorbell to transformer, no chime

[4tier]

Hello, I have my own plug-in transformer with sufficient AC voltage and amperage. I would like to use this to power my google doorbell. Do I need to add an inline resistor and if so what value? Thank you.

[EmptyNester]

I'm running my Nest HELLO doorbell directly off of a transformer and there is no resister there.  So I think you are good to go.

[MplsCustomer]

@4tier 

It may depend on your plug-in transformer. We have an OhmKat Video Doorbell Power Supply for one of our Nest Hello doorbells and it works fine. OhmKat claims theirs is specifically designed to work without a chime connector.

[janthadeus]

Hi folks,

Checking in — I hope you've got the answer you're looking for. Let me know if you have more questions in mind.

I appreciate the help here, EmptyNester and MplsCustomer.

Thanks,

JT

[aatienza]

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I appreciate the help, everyone.

Thanks,

Archie

[aatienza]

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