Can I use one to control two light switches
300788
This product replaces one switch and turns it into a three way switch. If you replace two switches with two of these, the wireless remote will turn on both primary's. I have one in my basement, and a second in my garage. When I use the remote in my basement, it turns on the garage light too. So I wish I could find this product with different frequencies.
300789
the unit on the left in the picture will replace the existing light switch. the unit on the right is just a (thin) matching plastic box housing the second switch. this box should be mounted within the wireless range capability. both of these units work together to replace one light switch. either switch can be used to turn the circuit off or on. the only thing it will not work with is a florescent light.
353081
I use one remote to control two separate strings under my kitchen cabinets. you can turn on one or both, proximity of the receivers will determine if all go on at the same time or you will have to aim at each controller so only one lights at a time.
1720731
Yes, you can. I bought two packages to do just that. Ultimately, I decided to use both switches, on opposite sides of the room. It works really well, as they are interchangeable.
2085332
Yes, you can, but you need wired the output of this switch to both post lamp.
515193
This switch doesn't directly control power to the fan/light -- it's simply a remote control that is powered by wire rather than battery. If you want to be able to control the fan from two doorway areas, you could certainly buy two controllers and just set both of the signal switches to the same code. I'm not sure I've answered your question but hope it helps.
1140242
You would need to set each switch at a different frequency; this is an issue that my husband investigated before installing our switches. You may know already but you can only use one switch per lighting series.
1140239
You should be ok, there are dip switches that let you set each one to different frequency, i have 2 and they don't interfere. Actually because of the remote's 2 sets of controls, i can control both switches from one remote. But you don't have to set it up that way.
2085333
Yes, Kathie, it would be possible to use one, provided both lights are on the same lamp post and I would suggest having a professional wire it in. Mine works like a charm and is the best security light I have found.
373140
You can connect one or none or both loads. The loads are not directly tied to the switches. You can configure the switches to control either load or a scene you have set up....therefore it also doesnt matter which load you choose to hook up, because you configure which switch gets associated to it later
576406
You will need to purchase multiple switch/socket sets and pair up sockets that are on the same circuit in order to control several lights with one switch. I did so and can control 2 sets of lights (2 lights each) in 2 adjoining rooms with one switch in each room.
1039851
No you cannot. We bought parts at Radio Shack and made our own switch allowing us to control on/off for each light.
558809
it depends on the type of controller. I have a 12v switch with hard-wire connecters and buttons to control the type of lights I need on. So yeah you can connect 2 or more sets of lights
2041430
Yes. Both remote work the exact same way. I keep one by the bed and one outside. You can control upto 5 switches with 1 remote. You can even program 1 key to operate multiple switches together.
2262291
No, the remotes all have a different code. If you have two sets of lights plugged together you can use one remote.
1855225
If I understand your question, you want one sensor to turn on a light and a second sensor to turn it back off. The answer would be "NO". These sensors do not have three-way capability.
826177
I have one light controller in my setup, but I don't know if there is a limit.
2273551
Yes, you can. I've used this dimmer switch this way for years. You plug the dimmer into the wall, then a multi-plug adapter into the back of it, then both lamps into the multi-plug. I have to use extension cables to reach both lamps on either side of my bed, but the dimmer itself reaches to my night table. With this setup the dimmer controls both lamps. If you want each lamp to be controlled by its own dimmer, you'll need two dimmers.