Can you have more than one remote controlling the same lights? (Assuming you have a Maestro system of dimmers and switches.)
581504
yes, I currently have four running on one switch. Check the mfg. website for specific limitations.
581505
Although I only use one, I do not see any reason why more cannot be used on the same Maestro system. If you need more evidence that more will work, I suggest you email or call the Manufacture. I am sure their customer support people will even tell you the limits of this application. Good Luck.
581506
Yes, I have one light switch set up in my carport. I have one remote on the wall in my hallway, one in my car and one in my pickup truck. I can turn the light on when I pull up into my driveway from my vehicle, and then shut it off when I get into my house with the other one.
581507
Yes - - we keep one remote in the house and the other in the car. Each remote counts as a device in the system, and if I recall correctly, you are limited to ten devices total.
581508
No. you can have more than 1 receiver controlled by 1 remote but you can only have 1 remote for the system.
189733
Yes I have 3 on one remote. You just must remember to turn the lights off by the controller and not the switch
1007822
These remotes are programmable. One remote can be made (very easily) to control multiple dimmers that are included with each remote. I bought four and use only two remotes. The seller gave me the instruction sheet but I have no where to make it available. I did not buy from Amazon but paid a little more and got great service.
1973269
No, I don't believe so. This is strictly a control to turn light on and off. I am sure there is a probably a remote control dimmer out there somewhere but I have 2 of these and see no way.
1042912
I have two lights at opposite end of room about 12 meters apart. Both have a remote and the remote will operate either light. Because the range of the remote is not far you have to control each light separately, but can use the same remote.
1393737
No. I don't think there's a way to do that. The new remote will only work with the new light set.
726038
Yes, I have three bulbs in our kitchen and use one remote for all three. Works great!
764211
I Didn't check for a remote capability. I use one master and 2 slaves and they all work fine. You can use more slaves than that, but they all have to be wired in. If there is a compatible master that works with a wireless remote, it would save wiring. If the remotes are cheap enough, I'd advise that for simplicity, but they would probably have batteries. I put mine in 16 months ago, so I don't know what Lutron has in the product line now.
1523194
Yes . As long as they are not wired in series .Meaning end to end . you have to buy the multiple splitter that plugs into the ir controller and have a 5 amp 12v dc power source .you will also need a roll of 4 conductor wire to reach the other far away locations .add as many rows of lights as you want as long as you don'r exceed the amperage of the transformer.lights will be dimmer when you reach that.i have seen a threeway splitter .but at the end of each of those three rows you can now add more lights to the end of each . As long as they don't exceed 5 meters in length on each of the 3 rows. 5 meters is a little over 16 ft in length. then all the lights control buy that remote will all be in sync when changing colors.
1752924
Hello my friend Yanninski, Yes, 1 remote can control 10pcs or more than 10pcs of these lights simultaneously on condition that the lights are within 3 meters to the remote. I noticed that you also want to know the power supply info. As for the power supply, if you install this light under water, then a waterproof transformer is need. If not soaked into water, then an ordinary 12v low voltage transformer or your standard 12V garden supply is OK. Any further question, you're more than welcome to contact Lemonbest freely at any time. We are always here for help. Nice day. Lemonbest
486132
If you can chain them together. The light controller will control as many lights as you have, but you have to chain them from one light to the other. You can only put one input into the controller.
1166687
Each light ordered comes with a separate controller, but one controller can operate multiple lights separately. I ordered a number of these fixtures and have a drawer full of remotes.
1837592
Out of the box, units operate independently, therefore will not have any problems using one for the ceiling and another one for the floor. Note that multiple controllers may be programmed to be operated by a single remote. Keep in mind that in such a configuration, the lights connected to different controllers may not change colors at exactly the same time (in auto color-changing mode).
576406
You will need to purchase multiple switch/socket sets and pair up sockets that are on the same circuit in order to control several lights with one switch. I did so and can control 2 sets of lights (2 lights each) in 2 adjoining rooms with one switch in each room.
469917
Im pretty sure you can.. I have a 4 way splitter with on/off switches to control my lights.
1348162
Yes, you can control multiple light bulbs with one remote, they share the same frequency.
558550
No, the remote is not a very wide beam so you can get close and go from light to light with one remote to control them all.