does it matter where you put the remote? Does being wireless mean the remote needs to be specifically placed in relation to the toilet?
217810
I don't think it matters. I placed mine on the wall in front of the toilet. I have a friend that has one on a table beside the toilet and another on the wall beside the toilet. I think it's fine to put it anywhere within reach.
217811
No, it does not matter where you put the remote. Obviously, you want it close enough so you can reach without getting up from the throne.
217812
No, mine sits in a small shelf next to the toilet. As long as you can reach it, that's all that matters.
217813
Mine is on the wall above the toilet paper roll .. It needs to be like within 3 feet or so
217814
The remote is designed to be mounted to a wall or flat surface, anywhere that's convenient.
2210286
Yes, the construction of the toilet does not matter. Be sure you buy an elongated toilet. I accidentally bought a smaller one. The box at Lowe's said it was elongated. Had it installed before I found out it was a "smaller" elongated toilet. Didn't know such a toilet existed. It works well enough, so I have kept it.
1138483
The instruction on it specify there is a remote available for the product. I have not seen any place to get it. You don't need the remote unless your butt would hang over the sides.
1910744
Works with the wall switch. However to use the remote the wall switch needs to remain in the on position. I believe that is pretty standard.
1420674
I am not an expert but I think that might be little too wet for this remote. I think they make a wireless remote that is waterproof, that might be a better choice. Good luck p.s this unit is fantastic
625404
You will need to have an electrical outlet behind or near the toilet. We had a friend install it after that and it took him a couple hours. He didn't seem to have any trouble. It sure is worth the any effort it takes! We have a friend that bought one for his Florida home and ended up buying two more...one for his northern home and one for his motorcoach.
2042938
Idon't use the remote that came with it. If you take that out, just dial the intensity to the place that feel comfortable to you and dial the time for how long you want to sit under it.
1989688
Yes. Installation was a breeze. Make sure you have an electrical outlet near the toilet.
1139260
The included remote connects to the controller wirelessly. But there is no connection to you home wifi network. It's just a proprietary wireless connection between the remote and controller.
418497
the bluetooth can be controlled by the remotes as is skipping mp3s or adjusting volume and you can skip from the phone as well but not switch to radio or power the unit on or off so it would be wise to use the remote i prefer the wired ones
1898940
Yes, the keypad works like the push button in your garage that controls the door. It has nothing to do with the radio receiver for your wireless remote control.
1161430
I personally had someone install it for me. It was not obvious to me how it was to be done. The best way though is to use the included cord so that batteries are not needed. Make sure that it is installed at a height which is convenient for the user. In my case I prefer using it sitting down and not in any bathroom but in my bedroom.
1511975
OK, it clearly states under the first paragraph of the Product Description section: "Plus a wireless multimedia remote, with a built-in mini-keyboard and mouse, is included, enabling you to browse the web wirelessly from the comfort of your chair or sofa." And, in the "At A Glance" section, the last item reads "Compact handheld wireless multimedia remote with a built-in mini-keyboard and mouse" So. where is my included remote?? Had anyone gotten one?
408866
I did go out and brought my Nova. It absolutely worked at various locations. Obviously toilets with the mandated toilet space were easy but also the unit worked in smaller spaces which did not comply with current legal requirements. In fact upon reflection, other than a few bar toilets which were tiny, it would probably work in almost any area.
1430050
No. The range is poor and the remote must be pointing straight at the receiver sensor.
1987340
I believe that the remote has to have direct "eye" contact with your devices although I know there are extenders that allow for signals to be conveyed to devices thru a wired IR sensor.
1030304
Your Remote Control needs direct line of sight to the receiver - so as long as that is true you are all set. I have my TV mounted above fireplace with receiver mounted under the mantel, this has worked out great.