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I downloaded the manual for the camera. It shows the jumper being used on the existing chime to short the TF (transformer) and Front terminals. I take that to mean the Eufy wants a direct "no-load" path to the transformer. Even so, I'll search for the posts you referenced and read up. Thanks!

dogdog: Right. Don't know what I was thinking, I meant VA instead of amps--thanks for the correction. Fred: My chimes are exactly as you described. I don't have the camera yet, but I do recall reading somewhere about using a jumper for an existing chime. I'll make sure to read up on...

Yep, that’s it. I’m guessing there was one in a kit with each chime so the electrician just wired them in parallel rather than use one larger one. I’m going to follow the advice above and replace the two 10 amp transformers with two 30 amps of the same voltage. Should be the easiest solution...

Yes, that's exactly what I was trying to explain. I didn't mean to imply that the existing configuration wasn't working correctly. I was just trying to give the details as background info. I apologize for "over-explaining." I'm simply preparing to install the new video doorbell which...

I'm awaiting delivery of a Eufy wired video doorbell so I'm planning the installation. My home currently has front and rear doorbell buttons (one will be replaced by the Eufy), and 2 mechanical chimes. Pressing the front door button causes both chimes to "ding-dong" while pressing the back...