Two chimes, two doorbells

[mgk]

I have two doorbells (front and rear) that are both connected to two chimes -- if you press either doorbell, it rings at both chimes. I am wondering about installing two video doorbells in the place of my existing traditional doorbells. I have no problem connecting the actual doorbells, but wondering if anyone has advice on what to do with the power units. Should I connect both power units in one chime (one across the "front" connections and one across the "rear" connections)? If I do that, I'm not sure if there's a problem with the other chime having no power unit at all.

Appreciate any suggestions...

[StephenB]

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@mgk wrote:

Should I connect both power units in one chime (one across the "front" connections and one across the "rear" connections)? If I do that, I'm not sure if there's a problem with the other chime having no power unit at all.

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What's expected is to connect both power modules to one of the chimes (one for front and one for rear).  

[mgk]

Will do. Thanks for the response.

[StephenB]

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@mgk wrote:

Will do. Thanks for the response.

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FWIW, I have a similar setup (two old mechanical chimes).  But in my case, the chimes only work if the power module isn't installed at all.

While my system seems to be working properly w/o the power module, I'm still working with Arlo to figure out what's going on.  So if you also run into this, you should probably contact support.