Can one install 3 units - downstairs, upstairs, garage?
1035356
I'd ask the manufacturer - but could set one alarm to respond after 6 rings, another at 7 and the 3rd to 8. Then once the first responds, go into the menu and turn change the response number of rings to 9; then repeat with the second unit and so on. This would be time consuming and would require multiple calls and adjustments.
1035357
We installed one unit to cover an entire church building. Since the whole place is heated by one boiler we just picked the room with the lowest temperature. If you have separate heating systems involved, I don't see why you can't use more than one.
234382
No I had to purchase three for three rooms. This larger unit was for a double sized room, but these things have never worked very well and the service and return was difficult
1343983
Yes. I have 2 in my house, 1 for downstairs and 1 for upstairs. Both are controlled independently by my ADT Pulse system.
1884190
Can I use two of these wireless routers in my home. One for upstairs and one downstairs for better performance?
1061964
I bought a queen, so I can't swear to it; but mine came as two stand alone platforms that bolted together in the middle, so yeah, you should be able to set 'em up as two units.
889665
yes you should have no problem doing it that way.I put mine in my garage and it work great.
981782
I am not really sure, I have only setup for three different locations at one time.
1060746
Both our units are on the same level. We added an apartment to our house & the unit is next door
1557648
We hooked up 2 sets one for upstairs and one for downstairs. And yes there is another open set.
2205603
I would not because my units were part of a system that was wired into an existing home security system. I had to find the replacement model for the existing units because 1): some were missing and 2): wanted to do it right the first time. BRK was very helpful with finding the correct upgrade for the orignal units. hope this answers your question
248433
sorry, i do not know. only owned unit for 2 months, and do not need additional units in my situation. good luck..
467999
Yes. I have three different units throughout my house. You can individually select each unit with paiting from a phone or computer. Furthermore, you can select numerous units to simultaneously play the same audio if the units are told to do so through iTunes on a computer. My multiple unit set up works great and is pretty convenient. Works best with a strong wifi network though. If you have a faulty router, you might experience some lag or stopping of audio.
2283526
No, that's one of fhe best features! I installed each of my units, and I will be adding additional units. None are hard wired, but they all work together.
2033936
The short answer is maybe. You do need one per garage door opener unit. I suppose, in theory, you could wire a single receiver in to multiple openers units, but then you're locked into (if there are two) them both opening and closing at the same time.
2074201
If you mean can you add more units past the 4th unit, I don't know. I only have the 4 units that came with it. It is my understanding that it would be possible to add as many units as you wanted, based on how it works though. But I can't honestly say.
1991126
Yes, these units are part of a larger system. A base unit needs to be installed in a central location and then one of these units get installed in each other room or location that you'd like to monitor. Legrand also makes exterior door units and portable desktop units. You will also need a controller (like a router) which you plug each station into using CAT5 cables.
541932
I believe that the two units must share a common ground, Most homes are wired this way. Our units worked well from one end of our house to the other.