Is there a way to specify what frequency you want? I have one in my hallway and need one in my kitchen. I need something other than "D"
1057538
That would be a question for Amazon when you order. The one I have is marked "E" so I know there are various frequencies but I don't know how you would order to make sure you received a different one from the one you have.
1296477
I heard you have to enter the frequencies with a computer app. Do not know what it is.
1748612
good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
766376
Good Afternoon, I apologize but you may need to speak with the manufacturer on this one. We don't sell them individually and we can't guarantee the frequency. Thank you.
849477
I also can hear it from another room. It has a middle to high frequency, which helps. By way of comparison, I *cannot* hear my oven alarm which is raspy and lower pitched unless I am nearby.
1060562
R. Montgomery is spot on. Just set an FM preset at whatever free frequency you end up with so you can EITHER use the built-in (rather tinny) speaker OR run it through your stereo speakers.
727390
They all sound off in unison and they actually announce which room the fire was detected in. I don't believe there is a switchable frequency. They are made to all go off so that if there is a fire in your living room and you are upstairs in your bedroom you are alerted much faster to the fire.
278426
The indoor models generally have different channels on which they can operate. You can choose channel A/B/or C to allow for multiple items to be used in the same room!
1603960
You can choose and frequency you want. I use it for cello and it works fine except for sometimes in the lower register like open C
980530
You can install software to select the FM frequency, but you don't need to if one of the preset switches work. The app lets you change it on the fly if you get static, but you don't need the app to use the device...just to set it up.Remember only one device can attach at a time.Good luck!
1735079
Well, I will tell you that each wireless switch has a wireless frequency. When I ordered two, they both came with a sticker on them that said channel "D". This is a bad thing if you don't want the two to interact with each other. If you want two switches to turn on two lights, it can be a good thing. Not want I wanted, so I responded to the company with my complaint. They said they usually don't give refunds or exchanges, but would in my case. The gave me a UPS postage to send it back and they sent me a new switch with wireless frequency "E". I don't see how to specify a frequency on the page, but it is important if you want two separate switches. Other than that, it's a great product. Works fine.
430146
I have bought several and they are all the same frequency. I would suggest visiting the Lutron website to see if other frequencies are available. I have not tried these in the same room so I'm not sure about putting two in the same room.
2067284
You can't change the channels, and you can't specify a frequency when you order from Amazon. You just take a chance that they each ship with a different frequency. Or at worst you can order 2 and return one for exchange and again hope it is a different frequency. I don't know about the color question
251461
i have Fios and I used 1785. It works for the volume at least... haven't found a code that will do anything else though.
1231649
I have an old one, and it has two binary dip switches under the plate, so you can select among four frequencies. Presumably this feature exists on this model as well.
798576
Yes, power unit off, push and hold the MENU button while powering unit on. This will put unit in the frequncy mode so you may enter any frequency.
1840897
No you cannot change the frequency. You can wire the receiver to the garage door button and use the remote to open|close the garage door