wireless remote control outlet switches: You can buy a pack of 6 of them and was wondering say if you had the number one control down stairs and the other number one up stairs, if you touch the number one on will it turn both of them on upstairs and...
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I live with my elderly mother and thought they were a great idea. I bought two sets one for me to use upstairs and one for her to use downstairs. Unfortunately, they both are on the same frequency. When I turn on mine it turns hers and vice versa. Therefore unless you want two lights/appliances operating at the same time; one set is essentially useless. You could always keep one set and give the second as a gift.
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YES, you can. I accidentally ordered two but only needed one for the front door (back door is fenced in). It has one remote unit upstairs near living area and second in the bathroom so if I'm in the shower I will know someone is at door.
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This product replaces one switch and turns it into a three way switch. If you replace two switches with two of these, the wireless remote will turn on both primary's. I have one in my basement, and a second in my garage. When I use the remote in my basement, it turns on the garage light too. So I wish I could find this product with different frequencies.
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Unknown if you can get extra remotes. The one remote that comes with it has three buttons, one for each remote. So you can choose which remote you want to control.
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Both units can turn the light on or off, just like two 3-way switches, at the top and bottom of a stairway. I assume the wired switch really doesn't have the switch itself wired to the light, but is just a second input to the electronic control. I bought a second set and have 2 remote switch and one wired unit, all working independently. You have to make sure the remote units are programmed to same code though. The code is on a sticker on the package.
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Josie, I have installed two of these kits. One in my master bedroom, the other above my staircase and both work without issue. I did have a problem that is difficult for me to remember(it's been a long time since the install) that involved the light, it wouldn't operate. The issue turned out to be a wiring cross because I misread the directions, it was resolved when the wiring issue was corrected. Your problem sounds like it might be an issue with two light switches in the room. If you only have one switch in the room then I would recheck the wiring or return the unit affected by the switch. Josie, I have installed two of these kits. One in my master bedroom, the other above my staircase and both work without issue. I did have a problem that is difficult for me to remember(it's been a long time since the install) that involved the light, it wouldn't operate. The issue turned out to be a wiring cross because I misread the directions, it was resolved when the wiring issue was corrected. Your problem sounds like it might be an issue with two light switches in the room. If you only have one switch in the room then I would recheck the wiring or return the unit affected by the switch.
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It would be best to purchase one for each door so you have independent control of each door. They work great. Mine triggers a welcome home scene if it is after dark.
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Yes, you can! We have 4 and they worked great all together. You use 4 the same way you use 2....you have to aim each remote at each other and hit 'reset'...making sure all 4 light up and make reset noise.
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You buy a module for each device you want to control and one remote controls all module. I think I have 12 modules and have them programmed on two buttons because they are on different schedules. The system works perfectly and I love it!
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Yes one remote would control both (or more than 2) dimmers. Unfortunately for those wanting to have several different sets of lights (for example ceiling lights and plugged in table lights on two different dimmers) this can't be done. All the remotes and switches use the same IR code so you can't address each dimmer separately. A big shame.
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I have 8 in my house. All 8 work and can be programmed to go on and off at different times. I have the I-Phone 4s and the We-Mo app. You have to use the different wi-fi channels and set them as the wi-fi in your phone settings before opening the app for the we-mo. The switch has the freq on the back so you can id the different switches from your phone. The Wall Switches have a reset switch on the front under the main switch so you can re-program them if needed.
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If you have the model with a remote control for the light, the toggle switch positions must match. That way you can control multiple lights with one remote.
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This one does that. The single remote control individually controls each of the three remote electrical outlets. To turn off all three outlets you have to push each button 1,2,3 on the remote. If you want to push ONE button on the remote to simultaneously turn off all three outlets, that is a different device.
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I use one remote to control two separate strings under my kitchen cabinets. you can turn on one or both, proximity of the receivers will determine if all go on at the same time or you will have to aim at each controller so only one lights at a time.
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I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of them from the remote control. The remote control uses ordinary AA batteries. I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of... » Read More I may not understand your question completely. The 3 electric "plugs" or outlets you see in the picture (that respond to the remote control) plug into ordinary electrical outlets (like a wall outlet). At that point, that particular outlet in now controlled by the little remote controller that comes with the set. You just use it like an ordinary electrical outlet. There are 3 buttons on it numbered to correspond to the 3 numbered outlets. I have really enjoyed mine because some of my lamps are difficult to get to and I can just walk into the room and turn on 1, 2 or all three of them from the remote control. The remote control uses ordinary AA batteries. « Show Less
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When you are programming a remote button you're actually programming the switch to respond to that button. So you can program any number of the light switches to respond to a single remote button. When that button is pressed, all switches that are programmed to that button will respond.
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No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the process of switching to insteon. No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the... » Read More No. You can buy a remote that will control several of these. Or you can buy a controller that will allow you to control the outlet or mutilple outlets or switches with your smart phone or to set up lights to come on and turn off at certain times. There are also light switches that will replace an existing switch that you could also use to control this outlet. If you are just wanting one remote device, depending on what your planning to plug in, there are several different types of controller out there. Lowes sells a lamp switch with a remote. For years I've used X10 switches and I'm in the process of switching to insteon. « Show Less