Figo ding dong door bell — a wall-mounted wired calling bell with a tall white front and red body that rings when the bell push at the door is pressed.
- Ding dong bell: a wired, wall-mounted calling bell.
- Figo design: tall white front with two round details, set on a red body.
- Rings whenever the bell push at the door is pressed.
- Works with a separate bell push switch at the door (sold separately).
- Runs on household wiring — no batteries to change.
- Fix it indoors or under cover, where the ring is heard across the house.
- Suits homes, flats, shops, clinics and offices.
A ding dong bell is the classic calling bell: fixed on an indoor wall and wired to a bell push at the door, it rings as soon as a visitor presses the push. This Figo model has a tall white front with two round details, set on a bright red body.
It runs on your household wiring, so there are no batteries to change. Fit it in a central, covered spot — a hall, passage or verandah — where the ring carries through the house, and keep it out of rain.
Compare our other door bells — the Polo ding dong bell, the square parrot bell and the musical voice bell — or the 2 module Bulbul bell that sits in a modular switchboard.
Where to use it
- Main doors and gates of homes and flats.
- Shops, clinics and offices — a bell at the counter or in the back room.
- Replacing an old calling bell.
How to install
- Switch off the supply at the MCB.
- Fix the bell on an indoor wall where it can be heard, and fit a bell push beside the door.
- Wire the bell push in the phase wire to the bell; the neutral goes straight to the bell.
- Switch on and press the bell push to test.
Electrical work should be done by a licensed electrician with the supply switched off. Fix the bell and the bell push where rain cannot reach them.
Frequently asked questions
- Does the door bell come with a bell push?
- No. Add a bell push switch at the door — we stock modular and non-modular bell push switches.
- Where should a door bell be fixed?
- Indoors or under cover, in a central spot such as the hall or passage, so the ring is heard in every room. Only the bell push goes beside the door.
- Does it need batteries?
- No. It is wired to the household supply through the bell push.
- Figo or Polo — what is the difference?
- Both are ding dong door bells in different designs. The Figo has a tall white front with two round details on a red body; ask us if you want to compare them before ordering.
- How do I choose a door bell?
- Pick the look and sound you prefer: ding dong bells (Figo and Polo), the square parrot bell or the musical voice bell — or the 2 module Bulbul bell that sits in a modular switchboard. All work with a bell push at the door.
Buy the Figo ding dong door bell online from Electric Market, Chennai. For site, contractor or bulk quantities, contact us for a quote.