About
Why WiBell exists
WiBell started when a local weekend school needed an automated bell system. The commercial options were priced for institutions, not small community programs that operate a few hours each week — that didn't make sense.
So we built a better solution: a self-contained bell you configure from your phone. No subscription. No cloud dependency. No Ethernet cables. No IT department required.
Today, WiBell is used by schools, factories, warehouses, and churches across the United States. We designed it for education — but the biggest surprise was how many facilities managers at manufacturing plants and distribution centers needed the exact same thing.
How we build
Every WiBell unit is made in USA with imported components — assembled, programmed and individually tested in Little Rock, Arkansas before it ships. Each device is built with care and attention to quality.
Our products are designed for long-term, daily use in professional environments. Schools depend on them for class change bells. Factories rely on them for shift changes and break times. That kind of responsibility requires hardware that works every single day without fail.
Quality and compliance
WiBell bells are lab tested to Reese's Law, and every WiBell ships with a UL Listed power supply.
- UL Listed power supply — the included wall adapter is UL Listed to UL 62368-1 / CSA C22.2 No. 62368-1
- Reese's Law compliant — child-safe battery compartment per 16 CFR Part 1263 and ANSI/UL 4200A, verified by an accredited third-party laboratory
What we believe
No subscriptions, ever. You buy it once. It's yours. No monthly fees, no cloud accounts, no "premium features" locked behind a paywall.
Simple beats complicated. If your maintenance team can't set it up in 15 minutes, we've failed. A single WiBell creates its own 2.4 GHz WiFi hotspot — connect from your phone, set your schedule, done. (WiBell is 2.4 GHz only; 5 GHz is not supported.) Multi-bell systems just join your existing 2.4 GHz network; nothing else about your network changes.
Local control matters. Your bell schedules live on the device, not on someone else's server, and even a multi-bell system runs entirely on your local network. Internet goes down? Bells keep ringing on schedule.
Real support from real people. When you call (501) 570-6543 or email support@wibell.net, you reach someone in the United States who knows the product inside and out.
Contact us
Phone: (501) 570-6543
Email: support@wibell.net
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas, USA