I know I need the main maestro to make the companion to work but is the companion wireless or you need to hard wired to control the light fixture from 2 locations I only have 1 switch I want to control the lights from 2 locations with out running wires...
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These devices are designed for a WIRED environment. This will NOT work wirelessly.
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Hi! No it is hard wired into wall & controls by wall mounted light switch. I love these lights! I put pair in dining room - adorable! : )
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I wish I could give a knowledgeable response to this question but I have no idea. We bought the under cupboard light system with this transmitter but a contractor installed it and all I know about it is how to turn on the lights and turn them off. That said.. it IS a wireless system so I would think there would be other outlets that could work with it but, obviously, they would have to work at the same wireless frequency as the transmitter. Best I can do with this one.. sorry.
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Both switches need to be wired. The "master" switch has the programming capabilities but the second switch can be used to turn the lights on/off or to dim them so it has the major functionality of the "master" one.
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You would have to wire in two switches to each pair of lights to do so. The control box has just one button that you have to hold down to make work. I swapped the button to wire in a switch to have an on all the time or off
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I haven't tried all combinations, but the documentation says that a Maestro Wireless (MRF2) system can use any combination of 10 switches, controllers (e.g., Pico controllers as seen here), and sensors (e.g., occupancy). So I would expect that you can program one Pico controller to control switch A, and a second Pico controller to control switch A and switch B. This would require three pairing operations: Pico 1 to switch A, Pico 2 to switch A, and Pico 2 to switch B.
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Hi-I had a pro installer put our system in who was familiar with this pioneer line-He had alot of trouble with this issue. Basically you have to have separate inputs for ZONE 2-then you have to switch to zone 2 on the controller. For some reason when I want to switch to zone 2 I have to hit the power button. Once you are on zone 2 you then choose your input source. This system was not very user friendly,,,,but it sounds good.
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Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember these are mood lights NOT reading lamps or suitable for DJ use. Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember... » Read More Sorry to take so long I have been traveling, yes you could use the remote for more that one bulb, the only thing is that they would probably get out of sync ie: one or more bulbs would not get every command and you would not be able to make them all blue for example simultaneously, if you were to use one remote for several locations in your home, yes it would control them all These are very nice and considering the price and features they are exceptional, just don't expect them to behave like a DMX DJ system. Buy some you won't be disappointed considering the value and results, remember these are mood lights NOT reading lamps or suitable for DJ use. « Show Less
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This is not a stand alone switch. It must be wired into the circuit containing the fixture to be controlled (i.e. traveler, neutral and ground).
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You will need to hard wire it like a ceiling fan, not a standard power cord that plugs into the wall. You wil also need to mount it like a ceiling fan so replacing an existing light helps. No switch, controlled by a wall on/off switch. Chain and wires are included.
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It sounds like you are saying that you have Light A in the Dining room and Light B in the Bathroom and you want to use these switches to replace them. If that is the case, NO, this is NOT the product for you. Get the regular GE Switch. The reason these will not work is because the Auxiliary Switch in this kit is not an actual electrical switch. It merely sends a signal through a wire (the traveler wire) to the Master Switch to turn on the light. This kit is only meant for situations where you have 1 light (or set of lights....my old house had 3 florescent lights in the kitchen, but they are really just counted as one light or "load") and 2 switches.......usually one at one end of the room and the other at the other end of the room. That's the only thing you can use this kit for. If you are trying to combine Light A and Light B onto the same circuit, then you will need to rewire them to become one load. In other words, they will become "one light" as far as the wiring goes. I'm really not sure which type of situation you are asking about. If you are trying to combine 2 lights in the same room to work from 2 different switch locations, then you would need to have a traveler wire put in to each box and then you could use this....but it would probably be something that you would need an electrician to come in and rewire before you could use them. Hope this helps! :-)
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It controls both the light and opener on my system with two wires. If I wanted to add another opener to my system, I would get a wireless wall mounted opener and the instructions with your garage door system will tell you what you need to do to add an additional wireless opener to your system. To add a wired opener, the garage door instructions may also tell you how to do that.
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I only have one of the lights, and there is no provision for switching between frequencies on either the light or the switch. Therefore, I'd say that the lights cannot be controlled independently.
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There is a plugin for the Vera home automation system that works quite well. The individual bulbs show up as dimmable lights and you can manipulate those with scenes, actions etc. You need to have the TCP gateway installed though.
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The light we bought is not wired to a light switch. It is wired to an extension cord, wrapped in black electrical tape at the point of connection, then ran along the garage ceiling to the outlet in the ceiling. It turns on at dawn and off at dusk. If it's wired into a light switch, I don't know why you couldn't control it with that switch.
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Yes, I am using this switch in a 3 way manner with a companion Maestro (it is a designed to be used pair) and it works fine.I also use the same Maestro switch in a single light manner. You just do not use (cap it off) the extra wire lead for the 3-way leg. The included instructions detail this method.
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If you go to their website it seems you need their gateway, especially for the wireless light bulbs to work. For further information, I would recommend calling TCP. I like the system, works very well with my outside lights