Does the control operate through obstacles like furnature or is it just 'line of sight?
1948834
Yes. Have one behind my sofa and it works. You do need to be closer than with line of sight.
1948835
It operates on radio frequency, not infrared, so you can hide it out of sight. I've bought another set for my bedroom since my last review. Hope this helps
1948836
Absolutely. My lights are plugged in under a couch and the controler has no problem working from a distance.
1948837
Not only thru furniture but also thru a fridge and surely NO line of sight is required it is radio frequency RF transmissionCaution: if you want multiple sets request for different wave length as they are A, B, C and D versions
1948838
The control unit transmitts signals to the outlet box by Radio Frequecies (in this cace 313mehertz) and furniture or nonmetalic object would not stop the control signals so things should operate. (Infrared signals are line of sight and will not work when obstales are in its direct path.)If the objects are metalic, it could reduce the distance it can send out control signals. Should work up to about 100 feet without any problems.Kodo Kawamura
1948839
I use mine from the living room to control a device in the garage, so through one wall. It works perfectly.
1948840
It operates through furniture, I have one of mine behind a china hutch and the remote is in a drawer and all I do is open the draw and hit the button. They also operate through walls, I can turn a lamp on/off in the livingroom from another room. These units are great!!
1948841
Yes, it works through obstacles like walls etc. I have mine working through a wall and about 45 feet away.
1948842
It's not just line of sight. It works room to room very well and I was surprised by how well it works.
1948843
This remote operates through furniture. I have one behind the bed , another behind a dresser and another behind a couch. Remote works without any problems through walls as well.
844395
Line sight generally controls the range...they work well around my farm...I would be surprised if they worked more than a mile apart...They do work very well within the 1000 ft radius of the house that we usually work within
550952
Hi, Loraine,There are no trees where my spotlights are located, so I ran an experiment. I went out last night with a small branch and waved it gently at different distances from the light (the light is mounted on a wall about six feet off the ground, and pointed at a 45 degree angle). It seems that, as long as the limb was four feet or further away from the light, it did not "trigger" the light. The light will pick up body movement further away than that, but not a swaying limb. I hope this is helpful. Regards, Tom
601193
No. The motion detector detects all movement whether by animal or human so it will activate if you walk past it.
8546
It does not have to be in line of sight. I use mine from indoors to outdoors. The range is quite good, at least 50 to 60 feet and even more in line of sight.
1359220
I've had no problems in this regard. The buggy moves freely and well. My dog first was afraid of it but soon got used to it. She went blind a few months ago and walking her is no longer an option. You may have gotten a defective unit. I suggest you return it for one that works. Good luck. I love mine.
1013274
I don't think so. Certainly not with the supplied controller. There are no chasing or blinking patterns, they all blink, or fade, or change colors, etc. together.
1849538
It will go farther than you can see it. Line of sight....I've had mine up almost out of sight and still had control of it.
73162
I dont know what you mean by control, but I use it to control my cable box using my Xbox one since I don't have the kinect.
333640
No it is RF not "line of sight" so it works behind doors or walls. 100ft of open space. The more that is in the way, the weaker the signal gets. (doors, walls, etc) but it is very powerful. It's my go-to remote for any presentation. Hasn't failed me once.
968795
For the most part, yes, it is line of sight only. If there's small objects momentarily in the way, often times the signal will make it around or through it (like a small tree) but for what you're trying to do with it, signal would most certainly be lost. There are, however, ways to make this drone autonomous by adding additional equipment and using software called "Mission Planner 7". for your particular application something like that would be best suited.
426874
I'm not sure but this one has dual controls. We used it all winter and loved it. I would buy it again.
1829654
I'd say no. If you have this motion detector light, it is activated by motion. Lithonia may have a motionless light with an on and off switch. Lithonia has a website so you can check there if you wish.
1165081
no it moves when you activate the drive and stops when you take your finger off the button. I have tried it with and I-pad to control stops but is not very accurate. I am using this with a devise from Cam Ranger there is a little more control but the set up is expensive. I use this set up all the time for more remote shots. Brad
1218763
The console blocks it from flying forward. It settles down into the sling portion of the net behind the console. Worked for my puppy today as well.Kept her from going backwards
2180176
If the animal happens to pass in the motion sensor's field, yes, the light will be activated. Even plants moving in the wind activate the light.
1041075
You need to able to walk within a couple of feet of the sensor. Also there is a switch on the right hand side of the control make sure it is on auto.