Will this device be able to work with flame-less fireplaces (you know electric ones) that have remote controls?
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I use it to control an IR controlled floor fan that was not listed on the setup website. The remote can learn IR, as you probably know, so as long as you have the original controller and it is an IR controller, I think it should work.
923988
I do not know for sure but it has the ability to "learn" - if you have a remote for the fireplace, you can probably teach the Harmony remote the commands of the fireplace remote, assigning buttons on the Harmony to the actions of the fireplace remote.
923989
Those fireplaces typically have RF (radio frequency) remote controls. If the specific one you have is infra red, it will work, if not I believe there are ir--> rf adaptors that can be used in conjunction with this remote to do the job.
923990
I use it with my electric fireplace. I had to teach the Harmony with the fireplace remote. It works great.
1160324
You would not even need an external switch since the round button in the middle of the device acts as an on/off switch. I use the relay on my fireplace and it works just fine.Make sure you have 120V available on your fireplace. Mine had only low voltage available and I had to run a cable.
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UPDATE: I purchased this remote/receiver combo and can confirm that it does work to control the Amazon FireTV product. According to the below link, yes, this is the correct 2nd gen MCE receiver that should work with AFTV. I am pondering purchasing myself as I want to control AFTV via IR and this is the only way I have seen so far to do this.http://www.googletvforum.org/forum/amazon-fire-tv/9390-fire-tv-tips.html#ftip10tip5If you happen to try it, please reply and let everyone know how it works...
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Fire tv has its own remote You probably should check with Amazon fire about that
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If there is a Harmony app for the Amazon Fire, then it would work. However, I doubt that there is such an app. It's not that the Fire won't communicate with the Harmony, because it will if both the Harmony and the fire are on the same network, it's the need for an app written by Logitech for the Fire.
872261
Yes you can. The heater is on a thermostat that can be set to whatever temperature you want and will run even with the flames turned off.
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I bought this fireplace for my son and family for the Xmas of 2013. As far as I know, it can be turned on manually and also by remote. We have an electric fireplace also, but a different brand; it turns on by remote or manually also.
1944310
No. The Amazon Fire remote uses Bluetooth, not IR. The Fire TV remote will already work without line of sight, and it will work from the next room. This repeater is for regular infrared remotes which require line-of-sight in order to work.
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Yes, all Harmony remotes including this Harmony 350 can control this device. In future, you may refer the link below to help yourself understand if they're compatiblehttps://support.myharmony.com/en/compatibility
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yes this unit works fine it works just like a thermostat - i have 3 blue flames @ my residence - currently i am in the process of removing my heating system as the blue flames are very efficient and operate wether the power is on or off - also i will have a fourth installed by october
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I bought this to use with my gas fireplace and it did not work. this switch apparently was not sensitive enough to control the low voltages that the fireplace switch uses
1030304
Your Remote Control needs direct line of sight to the receiver - so as long as that is true you are all set. I have my TV mounted above fireplace with receiver mounted under the mantel, this has worked out great.
1944309
These are just infrared signal transmitters. I'm not familiar with Amazon Fire but to me a remote is a remote sending a signal. I would think that these would work with most any remote, these are just transmitters and mine work fine with my Direct TV as long as nothing is blocking the signal to the receiver or transmitter.
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It should work on any fireplace that has the 2 electrical spades to plug it in . All in does is send the pups to the fireplace to light and open gas valve as well as turn off when temperature is right .
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No. The remote can only control devices that use an infra red remote (like a tv, receiver, dvd, etc.).
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My wall switch will over ride the. Device and will turn it on or off. The remote has a manual on or off which will stay on or off. The remote also has an automatic option that will light the fire or shut it down and is controlled by the temperature setting . if too is higher than the setting than flame is out, if room is lower than the setting than flame is lit. I've had 3 different controls & this is the best yet 4 love had no. Problems yet. I strong. Recommend this brand.
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there is no remote. it has a temperature control with a thermostat and when it get too hot, shuts down for a while. There is a dial from low to high next to the switches for the "fire" and the actual heater. You can run one without the other. we put our house thermostat on hold and use the "fireplace" heater when we are in the family room and there is no need to heat the rest of the house. It has worked well for us.