Do these interfere with garage door remote signals?
2083844
I have experienced no such interference with my garage remote signals and 3M LED bulbs.
2133568
The remotes have several addresses they use. Set the address of one unit to a different address. I have seen four units in a room with no interference. Check your dish manual for how to set the addresses. Both IR and UHF receivers have these address settings.
2130444
No they do not. Signal loss is very little if any. Make sure tool used to make connection is used correctly as well as the stripping of the cable wire. Hope this is helpful.
612160
I would suspect is another signal in the area on the same frequency. What you need to do, to be sure, is go into the module in the ceiling and change one of the or two of the frequency sliders and do the same thing on your Remote.
1045596
Make sure there are no large metal objects between( line of sight) the two units. The metal object could be a refrigerator inside the house or a car parked outside. Also, the mail box itself can block the signal if it is metal. I had to extend the antennal wire on the transmitter a few inches outside my metal mailbox to cure intermittent operation.
664070
It has more to do with circuitry in the location than anything. They work pretty far away ON THE SAME CIRCUIT. However, if where you are wanting to put these somewhere that is older, they may or may not work properly due to interference due to degraded line quality. If you are not sure what I mean, I would recommend buying something else to avoid disappointment...
759674
That is a tough question to answer...If they are turning themselves on because you are getting a spurious signal through your building wiring then the answer is "MAYBE". You wouldn't know until you tried it. I suppose you could buy one and if it didn't work you could return it for a refund. That's about the best answer anybody is going to be able to give you...
1760114
If they are matching connectors, you might be able to. Remember though the longer the run, the more problems you will encounter with the signal and interference.
972951
I have no idea. I only have the one set which I have been very happy with, but I have no idea how a second set will interact with each other. You might check internally on the remotes & recievers to see if there are "Dip Switches" that could be reset to a different code to eliminate possible interaction. That's my best guess for you !
1300303
They would probably interfere. I also ended in not using the system because I could not tolerate the delay times and went back to a wired system instead. In any case, you should consider how critical the control is and if you can tolerate delays etc.
2135340
I have 3 remotes, 2 original and 1 of these. It did not effect my others at all.
680527
you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a... » Read More you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped « Show Less
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For me they did not work at all, there was always interference. I tried to use it inside a convenience store maybe the interference of other devices had to do with the poor sound quality of the intercom.
902493
Yes. We actually have three sets that are set up in three different rooms that are next to each other and the remotes do not interfer with the other sets. They are specific to the set within the package.
403178
I have not had this problem although I do get interference in my radio when the lights are on. My guess would be over or under voltage or a draw on the same line as the lights from another appliance.
2196887
They need to be matched up with with the toggles in the remote. You can change the channels if you have different remotes.
692125
i am having the same issue, i have two remotes. One of them is in my car and it works down the block but this one i have to stand RIGHT NEXT to the garage door. very annoying and not worth it.