What does the multi-location function enable? Can't think of where I would want to "control a single light from up to 10 locations"? Is it for lights controlled by 2-way or 3-way switches? What does the multi-location function enable? Can't think of where I would want to "control a single light from up to 10 locations"? Is it for lights controlled by 2-way or 3-way... » Read More What does the multi-location function enable? Can't think of where I would want to "control a single light from up to 10 locations"? Is it for lights controlled by 2-way or 3-way switches? « Show Less
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It is for two and three way switches be sure to check the model and function of the switch. I use it to control the six recessed lights in my game room. I have paired it with a Logitech remote that controls my entertainment system and other electronics. I only use one switch with the IR function and can change the light settings from anywhere in the room, (I always have the remote with me).
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The 600 model is for for single pole switches (If you only have one light switch). The 603 is required for 3-Way (If you have multiple switches) Here is the link to the combo pack for a light with 2 separate switches on it. Lutron Electronics MIR-603THW-WH 3-Way Maestro Smart Dimmer, White You have to replace every switch connected to the light you are trying to control with a Lutron companion switch (which are digital)
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These controllers don't work like the normal 3 way style, you need either another one of these or the non-level control version of this line. Nice thing is, you can set them up easily (not cheaply) to control from many more than just 2 locations, with or with the dimming function.
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Bryan, it is for lights controlled by 2-way switches, but for me it primarily serves as a receiver for my tv remote to control my lights. Hope this helps...
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If you have two switches that control one set of light you need to replace both of them for it to work...this is an IR switch it only works when you point straight at it...RF does not need line of sight for you to control it...
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I think it's a single-pole, single-throw switch to be used on lights that are controlled by a single switch (i.e., not, for example, by a light controlled by two switches - one at the top and one at the bottom of a staircase.
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Why does anyone think people want more than 1 mode on their flashlight?! Seriously, I have NEVER needed my flashlight to flicker annoyingly, or needed a dim flashlight. The different modes are nothing but a pain!
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This product comes with four stations... so the question you're asking is maybe for another product. However, I would venture to say: "no, you cannot add one". In the picture you see 4 buttons on each device at top right. These program the device based on location. So as we have 4 I don't see how adding a 5th device will create a 5th location. You would have to program 2 locations on the same button.... Might work.
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As others have stated, it's for the remote control. We have two of these and I can control both of them with one remote when setting them on the same setting. I also e-mailed Mr. Beams customer service before purchasing and they also stated you can control multiple lights with one remote.
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Only if you but a second recievet for the second light.This works on tadio signals, when you press the button it sends a radio signal to the reciever that you fit inside the light. If you have 2 recievers, set to the same frequency, then you can control two lights with one transmiter
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It will actually shiw up as 3 devices: À 2 button scene controller and 2 binary switches. Once associated with your controller the two switches will be disassociated with the scene controller buttons. You will have to re-assocuate them with the buttons IF you want to use it like a double switch. It depends on your use case.The directions on how to do this will vary depending on your controller.
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I assume you sycronize the remote to a light switch. You can at sycronize one remote to two switches or two remotes to one switch. You sync the remote to each switch you want the remote control to activate
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The second switch stays the same as it was. You would put the program able switch in the location that is most convenient. For example, we have a front porch light that can be turned on from the garage and the front hall. I put the program able switch in the front hall and kept the garage switch the same.
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The modes change with each button press in the following sequence starting witth OFF: ON (solid)-OFF-ON (FAST BLINK)-OFF-ON(SOS pattern)-OFF. However, the flashlight can act erratic sometimes as it isn't 100% repeatable depending upon how quickly the button is pressed. I believe the control feature is fairly unsophisticated and as a result the function is somewhat indeterminate. I haven't used mine for long periods of time so I can't speak to the long term reliability of the bulb, but when its on it is extremely bright. I hope this helps.
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Yes and no, you can set up up as a 3 or more way switch but you need a insteon switch or keypad at each location.You can not use the insteon switch with a standard switch in a 3 way configuration.
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I would download the Insteon free app first. You can create a "sceen" to control multiple devices. Turn items off/on/dim schedule Etc in the app. If you have multiple lights currently controlled by one switch you can order an Insteon wall switch (on Amazon) for much less than replacing many bulbs. The system has endless possibilities and highly recommend Insteon. Lighting, security, cameras, door locks, thermostat. Hope this helps!
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Like Jonathan W. Hickman said, These come with switches for two lights at a time, so if you just want to use two lights instead of all 4, you can simply just switch off a pair and use the other two.
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Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone. Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera... » Read More Each of the four buttons on this device are designed to control a SCENE (i.e. multiple devices). A lamp module can be part of a scene.For instance - my "Good Morning" scene turns on lights in the upstairs hallway & stairs, the entryway, my study, the kitchen and a floor lamp in the family room. The floor lamp is controlled by a lamp module.You cannot dim individual lights within a scene using this device but I suppose you could create a scene consisting of just one light if you wanted to. Then you should be able to use the dim/bright feature.BTW - I use a Vera Lite device for whole house control. It seems to work well, is fairly easy to set up and has an iPhone app so you can control your lights from your iPhone. « Show Less
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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.
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It is a standard dual light fixture that may be run off of a switch is you desire that kind of control.It has a third hole (plugged by default) between the two lights where a light sensor can be wired in, and then it stays on when it is dark outside.The same third hole could also accommodate a motion detector, and then whatever kind of motion detector you select would control the lights.