Can I light one candle at a time with the remote in a grouping?
1874451
when you hold the remote close to the candle you can light only one, when I am using the remote to light the grouping of candles i routinely point at each candle to light it, once it is lit, hitting the remote to light the next one doesn't affect the one that's already lit. same goes with hitting the off button, remember though that using the off on the remote keeps the candle ready to turn it on again with the remote. If you are not using rechargeable batteries you may want to turn them off completely by hand if it's convenient to do so, otherwise you are using a little battery power still, not that much to worry about, up to you. The remote is sooooooo fun though. Highly recommend this product. Go to "theIDEApath" etsy shop to see my cards that slide over led candles. That's why I have fallen in love with these candles.
2262291
No, the remotes all have a different code. If you have two sets of lights plugged together you can use one remote.
691984
Yes, you can use one remote to control 4 different section. Make sure the current rating is good enough for 4 session.
2080083
I suppose you could, if they weren't in the ground or didn't rain. I'm afraid the AAA batteries would get wet. And I think the remote might not work if house is too far away. There's another kind of candle that goes on and then off after 8 hours with no remote, that might work better.
1200777
No, when in a short distance the three candles work at the same command of the remote.
370878
Lynne, I'm not sure is the seller would sell it that way, but they're only $5 and one remote will work all the bulbs. My son does this with a couple at a time.
1495893
Using remote control, fan and lite can be controlled individually. You will like it .
461375
No...there's an on and off switch on the bottom so the remote only works for the ones that are switched on but it will do the same to all the candles
813726
I turn mine on with the remote almost every night about 5 or 6pm and leave them on until 10:00 or 11:00. I have 5 of them and hope to get a couple more soon. I'm a big candle lover but these are way better no mess. Have had them since August and still going strong.
1890411
They can. When you program the remote for one, you can do the other one at the same time
530326
Yes. Different devices can manage bulbs individually or in groups. They will all have to be on the same Wi-fi network.
797146
These are really small the size of a small shot glass. they have a switch at the bottom of the candle that switches them on and off. No remote, that would have been really cool. I've seen remote ones but they are expensive and a limited amount of candles you can control with it. I will stress this again these are super small. if you wanted them for mood lighting you will need a few packs I had to use 4 packs to light our dinning room and kitchen for a romantic dinner and it was still too dark. Had to use real candles at the table.
303581
I don't know how you would do that. All 5 of them are coded differently so they don't all come on or go off at the same time. Why wouldn't you want to use the remote that comes with it?
524813
You can program a series into a single button so you should be able to do this. Or if there is a button on the remote or a compatable remote you should be able to program this also.Kris
1184535
They will all respond to one remote. But with the memory function you could set each one individually having them powered up one at a time. Then turn them all on and they will resume their last setting which could all be different colors. As soon as you use the remote they will all sync to each the same remote command.
1211833
If you use the remote on the master light and the others are set to slave piggy backed one into the other it should work no problem. I have two that I link...one master the other set to slave....I don't see why it wouldn't work with more then 2 lights.
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To my knowlege, the same remote will work for any unit--regardless if it came with that bulb or not. But I do not believe one remote can control more than one bulb at a time. so if you place two units side by side, the remote will only read one at a time. You can use the same remote for either bulb, but it will have to be pointed at each unit to adjust. So one can be blinking red while the other can be fading blue.