Can I use a battery operated reciever along with a plug in receiver as long as the smart button is pushed?
1049541
It would have to be on the same signal or wave range for them to connect. They are precoded to match and sold in sets. So unless you buy one that is on the same signal or wave range, it still would be iffy in my mind but it's possible it could work. I would test it first if possible or email 1Byone with this inquire for a answer, they will know for sure.
902658
Yes, both the transmitter and receiver need to be plugged in to an electrical outlet.
1036978
It should work with no problem. I would plug the receiver into a power surge AND battery backup receptacle. I had my receiver, plasma tv, and stereo plugged into mine.
1627671
This 73870 receiver gets plugged into the same plug that your garage door opener is plugged in to and acts as the wireless receiver for the 2 button remote that is shown with this kit. The receiver is then wired to your garage door opener in the same way that your button on the wall is wired to the opener. Full instructions and wire is included with the kit.
135944
If you have it connected properly, it will switch on and off with the receiver.
1115681
No. I keep it plugged into a switched outlet on my receiver, so it is only on when the receiver is on. Works real well.
507690
Not at once the remote has three different buttons to activate the plugs. You can turn the on with the one remote but each gas a designated button.
1980549
Yes, both receivers are plug in. But similar models do have a "one plug-in" and "one battery operated" options. So read the descriptions from the sellers well. This model is also available with two push-button units and one, two or three receivers.
708601
Yes. It's an FM receiver. So if you move it around the house or apartment. Long as you plug it in.
360069
My push button is on the porch shielded from direct sunlight. I would make sure the batteries are good. Sunlight should not affect the electronics.
1135859
Not 100% sure. My receiver wasn't listed but I thought for the price I would try it and it worked. The pause button works to.
574980
No. No power needed. Just hook up the speaker wire to your receiver and you are good to go.
871153
it should no problem, it's not a powered device itself. all this does a split the power you currently have coming from your receiver
2163837
The receiver is powered by a wall wort with a typical barrel jack connector that plugs into the receiver. It should be possible to locate a 12V DC battery pack with a matching barrel connector that you could plug into the receiver for power outages. You would likely be looking for something that can hold 8 batteries of type either AA, AAA, C or D to do this.
1659030
My control box already had a smart plug on the exterior (right) side. It was plug and play for me. Dimensions of the remote and receiver are roughly 2 inch x 5 inch x 1 inch deep, not including antenna. I can post a photo of my set up later if that will help?
2092990
I'm not sure... We just leave the little base plugged in and put the receiver into it each night (the base is on my nightstand). The receiver has a very long battery life... It would more than last a day.
2001201
You can wire the remote to any circuit, and it will work as long as it is in range of the reciever. Wiring the control to a wall circuit simply eliminates the need for batteries. it truely is wireless, but keep in mind that you have to be within range.