Will two of these units conflict with the same frequency?
1101861
Nope. We have them in my sons room and our twins room next door. My husband keeps a parent unit on his side of the bed and I have the other o. Mine. The other parent units are in the kitchen inches from one another. No interference. Love it.
1101862
Hi Randal, I'm not sure if you mean 2 base units or 2 monitors. I have one base unit and 2 monitors and have no problems at all using both monitors at the same time. I don't know if 2 separate systems with 2 different base units would cause a problem, sorry I cant help with that.
1101863
We have two of these sets, one in our toddlers room and another in the baby's room right next door. They work without interference, however we have noticed our original set has started occasionally losing connection with the base unit a few times a week (not a big deal but the warning beep is annoying if it happens in the middle of the night). I'm not sure if it is directly related to adding a new base unit or just because the first set is over a year old. They always reconnect on their own in a few minutes though and we never have any problems with static.
837520
yes, that is how i am using mine and i have two handsets with two different frequencies. the key to using handsets with two different frequencies is using two different ac outlets.
508742
Hi Jenny,Sorry for the long delay in getting you an answer but here it is. The manufacturer of the trainer you are looking at uses about 2000 different frequency IDs for this product so your chance of getting two that are on the same frequency is very small. If for some reason you did get two on the same frequency PetSafe would switch one out for you at no charge. So, yes, you can use two systems and no, there won't be an issue of giving the wrong dog a correction unless you press the wrong button yourself. If you have more questions let us know.Thanks, EZDogFences
1673681
I don't know, but generally these things are on the same frequency so I would think YES. You just set them all no the same channel.
1077452
No - they only sell these in the one frequency too so you can not have 2 running at the same time.
1961240
I disagree that two units work properly together. I bought a second set of these same monitors to use with our second baby and they repeatedly interact with each other and lose the link to the base. I called VTech and was told that they run on the same frequency, so this will likely continue to be a problem. I would not recommend using two at the same time.
1244126
I was not able to change the frequency and they always seem to interfere with one another.
2253728
One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
121150
This answer comes way late, but it might help somebody else with the same question. What you'll probably end up with is a form of cross-phasing or interference. You have two transmitters fighting over the same receiver. Here's my analogy: Let's say you're driving in your car listening to the radio. As you start to go out of range of the radio station you were listening to, you start picking up signals of a new station that is on or very near the same frequency. Your radio (the receiver) can only receive one station (transmitter, or, in this case, a microphone) at a time and so you end up with signal from each station popping in and out with a lot of static in between. That's most likely what you'll end up with if you use two microphones on the same frequency. I hope this helped.
45656
Yes you can. You can set the receivers to be on the same frequency. You can do that with any set. More importantly, stay away from this unit. It sucks. We had to replace it within 5 months of moving our twins in their room. And we should have replaced it sooner, we just didn't want to admit it sucked as soon as the problems started. Crackling, popping, mixed in with blasts of static that could last for 30 seconds to 10 minutes. Fun when it happened at 3 am! Stay away from this!
961181
Most likley No. They are different brands. Probably different frequencies as well.
334714
Yes, I would just make sure you use different channels, preferably 3 or more channels apart, to avoid in band interference.
343639
They have different frequency in the recievers so one will not work for the other .
656386
Upon purchase, request that they each have a different frequency... one at 27 Hz and the other at 47 Hz. Call direct if you have to... I did. Works like a charm!
727387
I believe they all sound off with a verbal alert as to the unit that has detected a problem. I don,t think you can switch the frequency.
62057
I was wondering the same thing if more than 1 computer in same room. Sounds like this could be an issue, unless there is a way to change the frequency.
2182650
Hello Mark, I am not sure if it will work. There may be a "frequency issue" built into the unit, meaning that there is "protection" built in so one unit does not control another unit next to it. You will have to buy another unit and give it a try. Mike