If you have more than one of these in a room do they interfere with each other?
337434
NO - each unit will use a different frequency. There is also a software utility to change frequency used. * I have 3 systems using IO gear wireless - 1 system uses both a wireless and a wired keyboard. I have the wireless mouse & keyboard sitting by the couch as one of my video outputs goes to flat screen. 2 units are used at my desk.
1580893
Yes, each light is independnet of others. Unhooking one light does not affect other lights
370170
No, but the signal can get interfered with depending on the object. It might cut out a bit. For best sound try not to be in different rooms
1397633
yes and you may also need them to be at different frequencies to avoid interference with each other.
2166676
I have two of these units in my home and they are I'm adjacent rooms but I've never had a conflict. I'm not sure if they are on the same channel or not.
1740547
No u can not operate 2 independently in the same room and yes, there will be conflict with both cars
568300
They won't sync together where the parent unit hears both children in one unit. But we own two sets. I have one in each child room and then a parent unit for each child on the kitchen counter. They do not interfere with each other at all.
1829436
Hi TBC. I've never run more than 2 of these units at the same time, but I think as long as you set the frequency of each unit to a different available pre set frequency (there's a choice of many -- 20 or more?-- built in to these babies), you shouldn't have interference. Of course this supposes that the space where you're using them doesn't have native RF or frequency noise happening within any of the frequencies you set your units to. I have yet to get much external frequency interference or noise in the frequency ranges at which these units operate. Good luck.
494483
I've got three in a two story house all in different rooms maybe 30 feet apart - I think the distance doesn't matter so much as long as it's connected to the same house wiring, as it communicates through the house wiring.
2113970
You can actually use a speaker selector to do it correctly. That makes all 4 of your speakers a zone in one room without losing power to the speakers. The pig tail method drains power so the volume would suffer probably...depends on the aggregate load of all your speakers.
2283528
No! There is a code on the back of them that you choose before you put them up. If you use the same exact code for all of them, that will connect them together. So if one goes off they all go off!
198216
yes. I have three in same room. have to point directly or wrong one will come on. not hard.
2275481
As long as you have them set on different channels they don't interfere with one another.
314834
Not really. They are all connected together and the other set of pads would really be in the way. Don't know if it would be safe to unplug the unused set.
2102882
Anything that transmits can potentially cause interference with any other transmitter if it is operating on the same frequency. We have a wireless network and a cordless phone system and have noticed no interference with the light switches. We have two of these units controlling two different light fixtures within 20' of each other as well. No problems and they've been in place for quite some time.
393081
Yes. They can be in two different spaces in the room, or in separate rooms. However, you would need a separate control for each.
2057035
I have one 6 units (this One) and one 3 ( a different Panasonic set). One base is in the living room and the other is in the bedroom. They do not interfere with one another. Hope that helps.