If I have two of these, plugged in and controlling lights on opposite sides of a 1500sqft house. will they interfere with each other?
1315220
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each..If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.
1315221
I seriously doubt it. You really need to be pointing at the unit with the remote, so as long as one isn't within line of site you can prob use both within same room.
1315222
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each.. If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.
1091334
I have 2 sets in the same room with 2 controllers and they do not interfere with each other.
1838056
I don't see any reason why you would have a problem. I have my WiFi router plugged into one. Be aware, though, that it will create a separate network from your other router so things may not automatically see each other.
1397633
yes and you may also need them to be at different frequencies to avoid interference with each other.
2045365
Nope, I've had mine for about a year now and they are hooked up on opposite sides of the house and they work beautifully.
2119199
yes. you have the choice of using both lights at the same time, or just one if you want too.
759675
That is a tough question to answer...If they are turning themselves on because you are getting a spurious signal through your building wiring then the answer is "MAYBE". You wouldn't know untilyou tried it. I suppose you could buy one and if it didn't work you could return it for a refund. That's about the best answer anybody is going to be able to give you...
1042912
I have two lights at opposite end of room about 12 meters apart. Both have a remote and the remote will operate either light. Because the range of the remote is not far you have to control each light separately, but can use the same remote.
135724
You would have problems with the connection from one unit to the other. I think it could be hacked, but it would take some imagination and know-how.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
1431049
From what I have read if you have two wall controls they might interfere with each other if they are not spaced about 6 - 12 inches apart. Might try to space them apart even if its just a couple of inches to see if that helps.
1075741
I bought two sets, one receiver and one remote in one room and another set in the room beside it. They don't interfere with each other. Every set is on it's own frequency. Hope that helps.
830653
I do it with a splitter, but it only has one outlet and will not control them independently.
2182650
Hello Mark, I am not sure if it will work. There may be a "frequency issue" built into the unit, meaning that there is "protection" built in so one unit does not control another unit next to it. You will have to buy another unit and give it a try. Mike
2102882
Anything that transmits can potentially cause interference with any other transmitter if it is operating on the same frequency. We have a wireless network and a cordless phone system and have noticed no interference with the light switches. We have two of these units controlling two different light fixtures within 20' of each other as well. No problems and they've been in place for quite some time.
1912235
They cannot be wired to each other. Each needs to be wired directly back to the switch.
759674
That is a tough question to answer...If they are turning themselves on because you are getting a spurious signal through your building wiring then the answer is "MAYBE". You wouldn't know until you tried it. I suppose you could buy one and if it didn't work you could return it for a refund. That's about the best answer anybody is going to be able to give you...