Trek Up Your Home Or Office With An Electronic Door Chime

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If you are a true Trekkie and a fan of the original series then this
Star Trek Electronic Door Chime is the stuff of dreams. This
communication panel provides the sounds of doors opening, communication
notifications, and even red alert. It is the perfect accessory for the
Trekker home, office, or dorm room, and makes a great gift for your favorite
Trekkie for Christmas or Hanukkah.

Star Trek Electronic Door Chime

This Door Chime has motion sensors on either side so that when someone tries to enter the room you can hear the door "opening." Press the white button to communicate with the bridge or engineering. Only push the switch in the center downwards for red alert — you know — when aliens have invaded or you need to go to the bathroom. Yeah, they should really have some of those put in on the Enterprise.

Star Trek Electronic Door Chime

There is a switch on the back that controls the volume of the red alert so that you don’t annoy the crew members in neighboring quarters or on planets you happen to be passing. There are also two spaces provided for mounting the panel on either side of the door. The gadget requires three AA batteries which are not included.

Star Trek Electronic Door Chime

This is an officially licensed piece of memorabilia which makes it a perfect addition to your Star Trek collection. Not to mention that it is totally cool and those Trekkies from the early years will tell you how much they would have loved one. "Back when I was your age . . . " Well, you know the drill.

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How do I know that this is true? Well, suffice it to say that my nickname in high school was Spock and I was president of the science fiction club. And when I was your age . . .

To order your own
Star Trek Electronic Door Chime from ThinkGeek, click here.

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