What I'm trying to find out is if receiver can be controlled when it is out of site from the remote, Like behind a wall or in an enclosed cabinet?
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Yes. The caveat is that you do it with a smartphone or tablet. You need the receiver hooked up to the internet and a wireless router. Download the app from either google or apple and voila, you control from as far away as your wifi allows.
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No, it can't. If you want to extend (or possibly go through a wall), then you'll need to purchase something like an extender (http://www.solidsignal.com/cview.asp?mc=00&m;=Next%20Generation%20Home%20Products&b=Products) from Signal. When doing something like you want/need, you sometimes have to experiment. You can copy & past the link I provide into the address bar of your browser OR, just search on Google etc. for a remote extender. Good luck and I know you'll work this out.
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Your Remote Control needs direct line of sight to the receiver - so as long as that is true you are all set. I have my TV mounted above fireplace with receiver mounted under the mantel, this has worked out great.
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Some Dish satellite receivers have a hard disk drive in them. These drives remain powered up even though the unit is turned "off". The unit also is receiving software updates when turned off. Most likely this device should not be your control.
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The sensor is built into the top of the unit and does control it but is not separate from the device itself. They should use the term "control" sensor and not remote sensor.
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The remote button is similar to a battery powered doorbell buzzer. It can be mounted anywhere. The receiving unit is mounted with the Metlund D'Mand pump. However be aware that it does not go a great distance an brick walls seem to block the signal getting through. In my case the remote button worked everywhere in the house except in the guest bathroom that I purchased it for.
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More or less. I have it plugged in behind my entertainment center and it works as long as my phone is within about 10 feet of the unit. Go behind a wall and forget it. I bet if I had the receiver out in the open instead of behind the entertainment center it would have better range, but I am happy with the range it has now. This device is pretty sweet!
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You can use it for your receiver zones depending your setup in multiple rooms,it does not have auto power on/off.You can do that by connecting the included 12 volt dc cable to your receiver, then your receiver will act as power control for it as a trigger.
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It can be controlled without a "wall switch", but you need an insteon compatible controller. I have many of these in my home and none have wall switches. I use insteon motion detectors and an ISY944i that tells them what to do. ie: dimming the bathroom at night
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I assume you are referring to a remote control receiver within the fan housing. Since this wall control is hard wired, it will have no effect on any type of fan remote control or its receiver contained within the fan housing. The remote should still work as before, after installing this wall control. Good luck to you!
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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.
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You can't. You need to use the wall mounting as far as I'm aware and we have the remote.
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I mounted mine to the wall, but it can be used like a remote, so long as you are in range.FYI It looks just like a regular toggle switch, though the contact is not great and doesn't switch on/off everytime.
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The odds are it will not work. The remote control is a two part system. The transmitter,(the hand held / wall mounted portion) and the receiver (box with wires that connects to the fan located in the bezel between the fan and the ceiling). Both the hand held transmitter and the wired receiver have a series of dip switches that need to be set the same for the remote to work. I recommend you purchase a new remote and have a certified electrician install it.
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Only Bluetooth remotes can do that and this is not a bluetooth remote. However when I was messing around with this remote testing a pile of Rokus I had, I noticed the roku was seeing it from bounce around. As in it wasnt a direct line of sight but 1 wall bounce. I was only 6ft away though.
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No. The remote can only control devices that use an infra red remote (like a tv, receiver, dvd, etc.).
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Yes, but you won't be able to us the IR remote, you'll have to use the RF remote. Also, the control box is attached to the power cord so you'll have to install an AC outlet behind the drywall to plug it in.
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Yes, there is an included remote to do this. I have operated it from about 25 feet away without a problem.