Can I use two remotes for the same plug to make it operate like a multi-way switch, for example control the same lamp from the door and bed?
291289
Accutally I don't know, but I double about it. One remote has its specific frequency to control the three lights, so for my understanding, it only works one to one.
291290
Each of the remote units operates on a different frequency so there is no way (that I know of) to control one lamp.
291291
There is no reason that one switch cannot be operated from two remotes, as long as both remotes are sending on the same frequency. The only way to confirm or deny this would be to purchase two sets, and try using both #1 remotes with one of the switches. Although I haven't tried this, I believe it would work.
1817538
Yes, I believe you could do that but first you'd have to figure out how to plug in two door openers, as there's only one outlet on the receiver. Plus, you wouldn't have independent control over each door (they would both move at the same time). Most likely need to purchase two.
797780
Yes you can have multiple remotes controlling the same light. Simply add node to first controller which will make this as a primary controller. Now , add second remote as secondary to this primary remote and transfer the network information. Instructions are described here: http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45600-Manual-Eng.pdf . It might get a little confusing at first, but it should be very easy once you try it.
2258720
I believe you can if you install an identical SwitchLinc in the other location as well. I've thought about doing this, but I'm afraid the 3 way wiring is a little advanced for me. Not to mention that you need to use twice the number of SwitchLincs.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twEvh3Vua8U
740358
If the remote will cut all power to the light then yes you can. Each time the power is cut off and turned back on quickly the program will change.
871425
Without making any electrical changes to the light, you won't be able to slave them together. I am almost certain though, that you can have multiple lights respond to a single remote. If the lights are physically close together you can probably have them all change at the same time with the single remote. If they are too far apart you will need to move the remote to point it at each light individually. For what it is worth, this is a great light for the money.
438850
Yes, a single remote will control every bulb. You get a remote with each bulb but, you only need one. FYI, if the bulbs are close enough to each other the remote will control the bulbs at the same time. I have lamps on both sides of my TV and I can turn the bulbs on and off at the same time.
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.
2193201
You can program them any way you want. The only limitation is no more than three remotes can operate the same switch. One control can operate any number of outlets.
1402411
Yes, you can control multiple MyQ devices remotely, not only to this remote light control. But you need to have the gateway to do so.
1811850
Yes, you would need to order two systems of the same type (A or B frequency) and you would use one of the two remotes to control both devices.
1336801
You can program the wall plugs to all be the same number or each a different number. Each remote can control all the wall plugs. Example: I have two in my living room (number 1 and 2) and one in my bedroom (number 3). I have one remote in the living room and one in the bedroom. I don't know the maximum range of a remote, but I can turn on my bedroom lamp from the living room (30 feet through 2 walls).
2240830
Yes - I have two lights above our bed, one on each side, and the remote controls each independently.
1895262
Yes you can and Skylink equipment is readily available as they do make a variety of remotes with one or multiple buttons. If you have one switch with only one remote just get another remote that matches the receiver channel you are using. I ave several of these things set up with some installations one remote running multiple switches and others with one receiver being accessed by several remotes in different places.
2212582
Do you mean you have two of these switches? I'm not sure what a "double" toggle switch is. I have two switching two different lighting systems in the same room. each remote will operate two separate switches: on/off and dimming each lighting system separately. Its a great feature. The cabinet might be a problem. My system works by bouncing the control signal off a wall. I'm not positive it will work through (or around) a cabinet. You will just have to try it. If it doese work, I can say its a great system!
2098675
You would have to wire in two switches to each pair of lights to do so. The control box has just one button that you have to hold down to make work. I swapped the button to wire in a switch to have an on all the time or off
1895422
you cannot you need to wire both strips to the same controller and have one remote you can do it from the low voltage side