How do you make the doorbell chime work with Alexa/Echo?

Alexa can announce the following Nest camera and doorbell events: - Doorbell press: Alexa announces when someone presses a Nest Doorbell (battery). Some Alexa devices with a display also automatically stream live view from the doorbell. - Motion detection: Alexa announces when a Nest camera or doorbell detects motion. Turn on doorbell press announcements: - Open the Google Home app > touch and hold your doorbell's tile. - Tap Settings > Doorbell. - Turn on visitor announcements. - You can now turn doorbell press announcements on or off in the Alexa app. Turn on motion detection announcements - Open the Partner Connections Manager and then check that you're signed in to the Google Account that you used to set up your doorbell in the Google Home app. - Select Amazon Alexa > turn on "Events" for each camera or doorbell that you want to use for motion detection announcements. - To add new devices, say "Alexa, discover my devices." - Open the Google Home app > tap your doorbell. - Tap Settings > Events >Seen events. - Turn on motion events and notifications. - You can now turn motion detection announcements on or off in the Alexa app under "Device Settings." Visit this link to learn more: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9325080

Can you turn off the sound on the doorbell press? So it only sounds in the house not externally as I have a shared hallway.

Hi there. Thanks for reaching out. While the doorbell has multiple sound options that can be adjusted the outdoor sound the doorbell makes when pressing the button on it can't be disabled. This is always on to let anyone that presses know that the doorbell is active. You can check out all the settings that can be accessed and adjusted here: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9231819?hl=en-GB .

Does anyone know if this can be converted to be used for wired ?

Yes. You can connect your doorbell to a power outlet with the included or optional power adapter. Please note that the power adapter included with the Nest Doorbell (battery) is not weatherproof and not intended for outdoor use. You can also connect your Nest doorbell to the doorbell system wires if you have one. Connecting to continuous power will keep the battery charged. Check out this link for more info: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/10899820

Is this weather and thief proof?

Hi there. Thanks for reaching out. The doorbell has a weather resistant IP54 rating with a relative humidity range (20% to 85%). The operating temperatures are –20°C to 40°C (–4°F to 104°F) with charging temperatures of 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F). You can also have a look at this article on some advice on increasing your devices security to tampering or theft: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9220121?hl=en-GB .

Indoor/Outdoor usage	Outdoor
Compatible devices	Smartphone, Tablet
Power source	Battery Powered
Connectivity protocol	Wi-Fi
Controller type	Nest
Mounting type	Wall Mount
Video capture resolution	960p
Colour	Snow
Number of items	1
Included components	1 Nest Doorbell, 1 base plate, Release tool, 2 wall anchors, 2 wall screws, Wire connector, 20 degree wedge, 2 spacers, 2 wedge screws, 1 charge cable (0.9 metres), Quick start guide, Safety & warranty document
Number of channels	2
Wireless communication technology	Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Night-vision range	10 Feet
Frame rate	30 frames_per_second
Material	6818251
Wattage	3.7 Watt-hours
Item dimensions L x W x H	46 x 24 x 160 millimetres
Manufacturer	Google
Part Number	GWX3T
Product Dimensions	4.6 x 2.4 x 16 cm; 206 g
Batteries	1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Item model number	GWX3T
Size	1 Count (Pack of 1)
Style	English
Pattern	Single
Shape	Rectangular
Item Package Quantity	1
Type of Bulb	Infrared
Special Features	HD Resolution, Night Vision
Usage	Surveillance
Batteries included?	Yes
Batteries Required?	Yes
Battery Cell Type	Lithium Ion
Item Weight	206 g

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