Can you hook up multiple receivers? It is for a retail store use where the alarm would need to be heard in several locations.
937549
Not on this particular model. Each unit has to have it's own receiver. There is a multiple sender unit to one receiver model offered though.
937550
I don't know how many receivers you can hook up. Just be careful where you put it, mine either went off all the time, even when I couldn't see anything that would set it off, or it didn't go off at all. It also seemed to go through alot of batteries.
937551
I think you'd need to buy one for each location. I have a second driveway system from a different manufacturer, and it chimes three times when tripped, as opposed to twice, as this unit does. This way, I can tell which location is alerting.
937552
I think you can but I don't think they sell the receivers by themselves. Just buy another unit and you will get another receiver and a monitor as well. That way if it works then you have some spare monitors when one quits working or use the extra monitors in other locations. You win either way you go in my opinion. Hope this helps.
937553
I tried to do that and could not make it happen. They seem to be unique and there is no adjustment to get common frequencies. As a stand alone set, they work great.
937554
i dont know but its very loud, you have a choice of 2 volume levels and we keep it on the loud setting.
290790
curious if you figured this out...i just remodeled my house and ran speaker wire in 3 different locations that I would like to control from one unit and have the ability to listen to 1 room, 2 or all 3
682404
Yes, but you will need to put in splitter (one input and 2 outputs and run the outputs to the two (2) receivers.
581508
No. you can have more than 1 receiver controlled by 1 remote but you can only have 1 remote for the system.
1970746
After I did some searching of what I recently purchased, I can see now it is the baby monitor (I also just bought two in-ceiling home theater speakers, so...) I am guessing not. It would be like trying to pick up two radio stations on the same radio. One might override the other. It does have codes to match so you could just change the transmitters to different codes and you could tune the one receiver in to which one you want to hear. If you are trying to hear two babies in different rooms, I would definitely not count on one receiver doing the job.
1881927
These devices come in different channels, which equal frequencies. It is best not to purchase this via mail-order as there is no guarantee that more than one willl have the same frequency. There are packs of more than 1 being sold on Amazon. These packs should have the same frequency. 1 receiver WILL work if both sensors/receivers are the same frequency. The frequency is displayed on the round paper label on the rear. Example: CH17. 17 is the frequency. Purchase 5 boxes with the 17 and only 1 receiver is needed for all 5 sensor/transmitters. Harbor Freight sells them in-store and you can buy as many sets (sensor and receiver) as you want with the same frequency and save batteries by only using 1 receiver. You can set up zone systems. Say 2 on one side of the house, 4 on another, 1 to watch a fence gate, etc., etc., etc., and when the lights go off you know where the security threat is coming from.
1597167
yes you can. i bought a kit with 1 transmitter and two receivers. Then bought 2 more receivers later. all 4 work great!
2220523
Yes. You can purchase extra receivers for this unit. Please contact us for details on how.
474496
I am not sure but I doubt it. This is a hardwired alarm that will activate other alarms that are hardwired with it.
456306
At a quick glance it does not appear that you can use two receivers. You can use up to four doorbells with four different rings. I would call the company directly and ask the question. 605.356.2772
2164683
I think it handles a combination of up to 16 device on four channels so you can do any reasonable combination you want for up to 4 areas. However, if you want alert mode for some areas and alarms mode for other you will need two base units but if the buy a combo pack it is not much more then a sensor alone so the cost increase is minimal. You can buy the sensors separately as well so you can have a pretty flexible system for not a lot if money.
894925
Yes, you can buy additional receivers and other people can listen to the same mix. No way of sending separate mixes though.
579423
Only if you receiver has the capability for a split sub-woofer system. If it doesn't you could split the single channel so that you have two center-channel sub-woofers located in different places.
553731
No. This is a two channel receiver. If you have 4-channel output you could send 2 channels to one receiver and 2 channels to a second identical receiver. Volume would need to be adjusted on both receivers. This should work well and the price would still be relatively reasonable. I use to be into 4 channel sound. Can not believe some of the misdirected answers you have received.
2164686
I dont have a door/window alarm, but I dont see why you have to buy a separate receiver. You have up to four zones, so you would just set up the door or window detector to anyone of those you have open.
617115
Yes, that's what I did in my house. I bought two of these, so I had two push buttons and two ringer units. I set one button to ring as "Door # 1" on each ringer unit, and set the second button to ring as "Door # 2". I did that so that if someone comes to either of my exterior doors, I get notified both upstairs and downstairs. You could actually have MORE units than two, as well. Hope that answers your question.
28125
I have two receivers connected to one button, one on each floor of my office building with the button at the front entrance. It works very well. You just program each receiver to the same button.