Uni-Com is a UK-based supplier of consumer electrical products, specializing in wireless door chimes, home security alarms, and portable lighting solutions.
Uni-Com (Global) Ltd is a leading supplier of consumer electrical goods, offering a wide range of products designed to enhance home security and convenience. Established as a reliable brand in the UK market, Uni-Com specializes in wireless door chimes, motion sensor alarms, and a variety of LED lighting solutions including head torches, spotlights, and lanterns. Their products are engagingly designed for ease of installation and use, catering to everyday household needs.
With a focus on innovation and quality, Uni-Com continues to expand its portfolio with rechargeable technology and energy-efficient designs. The company provides comprehensive support for its product lines, ensuring users have access to clear instructions and troubleshooting guides. Whether for securing a property or providing essential illumination, Uni-Com aims to deliver practical and durable electrical solutions.
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To pair a new bell push, press and hold the CODE button on the side of the portable chime unit until you hear a beep. Within 5 seconds (or 30 seconds depending on the model), press the button on the front of the new bell push. The chime will sound to confirm pairing.
This is usually caused by interference from other wireless devices. To fix this, remove the batteries from both the chime and bell push, wait 10 minutes, and then re-insert them to reset the channel. Follow the pairing procedure again to establish a new connection.
A full charge typically takes approximately 4 hours. The LED indicator usually glows red while charging and turns green when fully charged.
The Uni-Com Keypad Alarm typically operates on 2 x AA batteries. When the batteries perform low, a yellow LED on the front of the keypad may flash to indicate they need replacing.
Model codes (e.g., UNC68761, 66361) are usually found on the packaging, the back of the device, or inside the battery compartment.