Can you add additional receiver with just one sensor? So one sensor picks up the the signal and sends it to two receiver
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The folks at Rodann are extremely helpful and I am sure will know the answer, which I think is yes. Call them at 1-800-366-7010. You may have to leave a message but they will call you back!
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This is exactly what I tried, two sensors programmed to work with two base receivers, and it worked, but for some reason, one of the bases receivers quit receiving signals. I tried reprogramming the dip switches, with the unit off, but nothing works, yet both sensors continue to work with the original receiver. The base powers up, and looks operational, but just will not receive the signals from the sensors anymore. So yes, I had two receivers picking up two different sensors, but then the one receiver failed after a short time, about two months. Maybe you will have better luck with dependability if your receivers are working properly. This is exactly what I tried, two sensors programmed to work with two base receivers, and it worked, but for some reason, one of the bases receivers quit receiving signals. I tried reprogramming the dip switches, with the unit off, but nothing works, yet both sensors continue to work with the original receiver. The base powers up, and looks operational, but just will not receive the signals from the sensors anymore. So yes, I had two receivers picking up two different sensors, but then the one receiver failed after a short time, about two months. Maybe you will have better luck with... » Read More This is exactly what I tried, two sensors programmed to work with two base receivers, and it worked, but for some reason, one of the bases receivers quit receiving signals. I tried reprogramming the dip switches, with the unit off, but nothing works, yet both sensors continue to work with the original receiver. The base powers up, and looks operational, but just will not receive the signals from the sensors anymore. So yes, I had two receivers picking up two different sensors, but then the one receiver failed after a short time, about two months. Maybe you will have better luck with dependability if your receivers are working properly. « Show Less
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Yes, there is not limit to the number of units (either the transmitters (TX2000A) or the receivers (RX2000A)) you can use on this system.
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Yes, I needed two extra receivers and had the same question, but could not find an answer, so I just ordered two additional receivers and hoped they would work or if they didn't I was going to send them back. Anyway, both the extra receivers did worked.
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You can use multiple sensors. I don't know what the maximum is, but it's more than one. You can include/exclude them in the average used to determine how the thermostat cycles. That's an all-or-nothing setting. I.e., unlike the Hunter 44665 I replaced, you can't set it to use only certain remote sensors for one cycle, but use a different sensor for a different cycle. (I had set the Hunter to use the bedroom sensor in the AM and the family room sensor in the afternoon/evening cycle.)
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At this time, we only have one alert sensor, but are planning to get a second one. You can have up to 4 alert sensors for one base.
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There is only one sensor and it is inside the unit. I don't think this is meant to be outside.
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One sensor. As for pairing the sensor with my pathfinder costco tire had no problem doing this. No dealer needed.
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You can add as many sensor boxes as you want but you will have to double up on zones. My pool area has 2 boxes but when either of them go off they both report by saying "alert zone 4" an extra receiver that is kept in a different room (on a different channel) may help you better pin point an area but that is not practical.
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Yes you can, you can overlap receivers, say one at the front of the house and one at the back.
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Yes. I currently run three receivers from one door button. Make sure you keep fresh batteries in all. If one drops off, it is possible the others may drop as wall.
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If I understand your question, you want one sensor to turn on a light and a second sensor to turn it back off. The answer would be "NO". These sensors do not have three-way capability.
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I wish you could. As far as I know you'd have to purchase a second unit. The manufacturer may be able to solve that problem. And there are other units available that do accommodate an additional sensor, but not this one. This one is fantastic though. It's been a life-changer in terms of keeping track of my Mom's movements and making sure she's safe. We love the fact that the sensor does not make a sound so it's not frightening to her, and the pager unit has a really good range of distance from the sensor. Hope that helps!
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No, you can add more push button transmitters but can only have the one receiver. Just take it with you. When I am in my basement or in backyard I just take it with me, basically that is why it is portable.
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Yes I have two doors a window and a moton sensor all on one unit the receiver is in the living room. Then I bought a second receiver and put the same 4 devices programed in it, in the bed room. This way I can montor all 4 sendors in two places. The only problem is if someone leaves the door open the unit will sound until that door is closed. However it will still monitor the windows while the doot is open. There are 4 leds on the receiver and the door will flash and the window will flash, if thew are both open. I hope this helps. Ernie
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You need one repeater in between any number of signal devices and your control center, not one per device or one per zone on the control center. For example, I placed the control center upstairs and found that two of the door/window sensors and the motion sensor downstairs did not always communicate with it successfully. We bought one signal repeater and plugged it in near the problem devices, and now they all communicate with the control center without any problems. Note that the door/window sensors and the motion sensor were assigned to different zones.
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No. A sensor can only be linked to one thermostat. On the other hand, multiple sensors can be linked to one thermostat.
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Should only need one, you would just want to wire it like a light switch with power coming to sensor then to lights.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only use it with one receiver and it works great. I guess you need to ask Nyrius.