Lighted Metal Doorbell Push Button, Vintage Doorbell Push LED Buttons Replacement Most Chimes, Wall Mounted Door Bell Buttons Use in Home, Garage Door Opener Switch Property in Copyright(Black)

Easy to install and works as expected

Installed for a couple montsh now. Ok metal construction and black coating.Not to hard to install as long as you know what your doing and have room behind it to hide the wires and fit part of the button terminals.Button is only held to the plate with tabs on a metal ring casing. Any hard pressure from the back side will pop it lose.The button light is bright and everything seems to work fine after installation was complete.

I had to drill a larger hole in the siding for this to sit flush, but the wiring was very easy and it looks great!

Looks good and easy to install

Good looking and the light works but the button itself sticks out twice the thickness of the face plate. You either have to make your own backer plate to offset the thickness or drill a hole into your siding. No foam or rubber backer plate included to keep out moisture either. Oh, one more thing, the button is not captured (locked into the plate) so if your hole isn't deep enough, as you tighten the plate down to the siding the button pops out (more leaking) And finally, the company chose tiny FLAT head screws that are an inch plus long. Even pre drilling they were a pain and I scratched the hell out of them ruining the nice finish of the screw and thus the plate...

Perfect replacement to the identical switch I installed years go that the button light had gone out. Worked great and was easy to install.

The metal plate has a nice aged bronze finish and the button lights up bright white. The plate and button appear to be well-made and will likely last.If you look at the profile photo provided in the item description, you see that the button protrudes behind the plate. To install it, you need to drill a hole large enough for the button, and also provide a path for the wiring to that new hole. You can see in my installed picture that the screws got damaged. I did drill pilot holes, but they are a very soft metal. I chose to later replace them with brass screws.