Polo ding dong door bell — a wall-mounted wired calling bell for homes, shops and offices that rings when the bell push at the door is pressed.
- Ding dong bell: a wired, wall-mounted calling bell.
- Polo design — one of the two models in our ding dong range, with the Figo.
- 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. The Polo is one of the two designs in our ding dong range, alongside the Figo.
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.
Want to see it before ordering? Ask us for a photo of the current stock. Also compare the square parrot bell, the musical voice bell and 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.
- Polo or Figo — what is the difference?
- Both are ding dong door bells in different designs. Ask us for a photo of the Polo 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 Polo ding dong door bell online from Electric Market, Chennai. For site, contractor or bulk quantities, contact us for a quote.