does it matter where you put the remote? Does being wireless mean the remote needs to be specifically placed in relation to the toilet?
217810
I don't think it matters. I placed mine on the wall in front of the toilet. I have a friend that has one on a table beside the toilet and another on the wall beside the toilet. I think it's fine to put it anywhere within reach.
217811
No, it does not matter where you put the remote. Obviously, you want it close enough so you can reach without getting up from the throne.
217812
No, mine sits in a small shelf next to the toilet. As long as you can reach it, that's all that matters.
217813
Mine is on the wall above the toilet paper roll .. It needs to be like within 3 feet or so
217814
The remote is designed to be mounted to a wall or flat surface, anywhere that's convenient.
771409
Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
1486655
We use our unit in the house with a button in the bathroom and one bedroom for safety reasons. In my experience, both buttons are easily pressed. The unit and buttons are about 40-45 feet apart with walls separating them and we have never had any problem with reception of signal.
117703
Seems to be a tough answer as the actual toilet the unit is attached to is likely completely different. Ours works and is positioned just fine.
1019101
YES, you can. I accidentally ordered two but only needed one for the front door (back door is fenced in). It has one remote unit upstairs near living area and second in the bathroom so if I'm in the shower I will know someone is at door.
823134
The remote does need to be pointed directly at the IR receiver. However, the receiver can be located away from the TV or other equipment. The distance away is only limited by the length of the wires. So it could be the floor, ceiling or coffee table.
668175
William D sounds right... unless of course you NEVER use the furthest location... I'm not familiar with the wireless button but you could always install that in the common used location and the pump where ever in the farthest location... Good luck!
1989688
Yes. Installation was a breeze. Make sure you have an electrical outlet near the toilet.
2143068
If there is enough room in your bathroom, you can use a commode placed over the toilet. They generally come with a removable bucket.
468703
I don't think so. If you are facing the toilet, mine is on the left side. I tried to imagine it in the right side and it didn't work .
1138481
There is no remote with this model but you don't need one - the control panel is on the right hand side of the bidet seat (when you are sitting down) and everything you need is right there.
923287
Location probably doesn't matter. The signal is amplified in the unit not in the wire between it and the tv. Ours is located near the tele, but that's only because of the mounting options we had.
1638411
The remotes and wireless connectivity work just fine with the door closed --- at least in our experience. We really like this media console. It takes a good long time to set up, but for the price, it's worth it! Hope this helps!
1665304
It would be more convenient and more tidy if the outlet is on the right when you are sitting on the toilet. But if the outlet is on the left (when you are sitting on the toilet), the cord is long enough to run behind the toilet to reach the other side.
568714
I think you leave in neutral position. My new remotes came with easy to understand instructions. I just can not remember off the top of my head. However, my new remotes work just fine.
418497
the bluetooth can be controlled by the remotes as is skipping mp3s or adjusting volume and you can skip from the phone as well but not switch to radio or power the unit on or off so it would be wise to use the remote i prefer the wired ones
1352204
The simple answer is no. From the perspective of sitting on the toilet, the control extends to the right.