How is the best way to set them up if you want to use different colors on multiple lights? Are the remotes addressable?
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I am pretty sure all of the lights have the same IR code. Because I have lost remotes and ordered new ones and they worked the same without programming. This company has excellent customer service you should just be able to email them and they will get back to you ASAP
2039306
Not sure what you mean by addressable. I assume you mean tying one remote to one light so it will only work with that light. I do not believe that's possible. However, the remotes need to be very close to the light and pointed directly at it to work. Therefore, unless the lights are RIGHT next to each other, you can change one light to one color, then move to the next light and change it to a different color. I do this for holidays and will do the same for Christmas. I.E. - One light red, one light green, next one red, etc.
2039307
The remotes are not addressable, however, each only has a 6' range (maximum).You could individually set each light color, turn each "on," then use a common breaker to control them.
2039308
for the remotes to work you must have the light facing you. remote works up to about 30ft. if you have more than one light close to each other the remote may change both at the same time. jlboutdoors
2039309
I don't think so. I believe that the remotes are IR and are not set for each particular light since I use the same remote for a bulb as well as the flood. Hope this helps and answers your question.
2089094
Yes. One remote will control them all, but not all at once. Each one has to be set individually. To control them, you have to point the controller directly into the bulb. Good news is, that once set, they remember the last setting when you turn them back on, and you will have 4 or 5 spare remotes.
1211833
If you use the remote on the master light and the others are set to slave piggy backed one into the other it should work no problem. I have two that I link...one master the other set to slave....I don't see why it wouldn't work with more then 2 lights.
486132
If you can chain them together. The light controller will control as many lights as you have, but you have to chain them from one light to the other. You can only put one input into the controller.
266299
That is how it works... it has a remote for a reason.. use it to select color.. or justGive ur bulb to someone who appreciates the variety of color and go get a regular light bulb
448903
You could run a series of extension cords to each lamp (up to this controllers rated capacity ) teethered to this unit as a controler.. or you could look for a remote controlled system to dim each lamp in unison.. but my thinking is while the extension cords may be a bit more unsightly if not done properly.. they definitely will be far less costly... Best Joe
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David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope they work out for you. Mine are still stuck on with the double sided tape, but will eventually put a screw in the base.Terry David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope... » Read More David,I received 3 lights. I can put them in 3 different areas of the house (each one separately) and they light up when sensing motion. If you have them close together, one light can trigger another, but they should work independly. Move the lights into different rooms and see if they will turn on with motion. This is the way my lights work. Good luck. I am very happy with these lamps. Like I said if I move my lamps separately into three different rooms they turn on and off with motion.ONE LIGHT CAN TRIGGER ANOTHER LIGHT IF THEY ARE CLOSE TOGETHER.Good luck and I hope they work out for you. Mine are still stuck on with the double sided tape, but will eventually put a screw in the base.Terry « Show Less
1603142
I only have the one remote and 6 lights. No problem. But they use a lot of batteries and its a bit expensive so I don't use these lights anymore.
50047
I have 2 of these lights. Unfortunately you cannot connect 2 lights to one timer, but the timers use the same ir signal from the remote. Once you have the settings the way that you want, place the timers next to each other and both will receive the commands from one remote
1432206
I purchased 4 of these but want to have different colors on each individual strip. Is this possible or will the ir remote change all the led strips to same color?
901906
You can set them to different colors because you have to be pretty close to the bulb for the remote to work. This particular set does not hold memory, so you will have to set them everytime you turn them on. There are others available that do not have this issue.
690316
With these lights you can RGB mix the colors right on the light and to save time set them up in a master/slave config so all the lights match each other. For uplighting an event your gonna want more than 4 lights depending on the size of the venue and on how far you want each light from the other you could get some longer DMX cables , included in this package are 3 dmx cables aprox. 6ft long
2003376
Those are probably 4 channel lights so you need a controller with at least 4 channels. Find out how many channels the lights have before you purchase a controller. I had the same problem.
325878
The ones I received do NOT remember how they were set when the power is turned off and on. They always start out cycling all the colors. If you use the ON and OFF on the remote but leave the power on, they DO remember the last setting.
776884
The remote is generic so one remote will work with any number of bulbs, but the signal is weak so you have to point at each one individually and command them separately.
1852144
one remote can control multiple lights... you have to be pretty close to the bulb to control it... you need to be less than about 6 feet.
47772
You can use one remote for any number of lights provided they are in the same room. The only problem you might have is using a remote to turn on only a portion of the light units located near to each other.