can you have 2 receivers in different locations monitor the same garage door transmitter?
1842634
I believe as long as you Match the jumpers onto the metal clips inside the receiver box to identical settings you could have as many monitors as you want. I think it comes with different jumper configurations when u receive it but just match them up and you are good to go. I know this since I had one receiver go bad and I didn't want to change out the old transmitter so I just moved the jumpers to the old ones configuration and it worked fine
1842635
I don't see why not, if they are within the distance limitation and the codes are set the same.
1842636
Probably will work. That was my intention as well. As long as it is only one transmitter... Two or more receivers should be fine. I returned mine because it wouldn't work if the receiver was more than 20 feet from the transmitter with very very drywall layers (2 walls) of separation.... Nothing complicated.... Bummer!!!!
1842637
Yes. I do. The door sensor transmits an open signal and can be read by as many detector/indicators as you want. The range however is limited. My second detector won't work in our bedroom which is at the opposite end of the house, about 50 feet away. So I located it in a spot I would see in the evening a little closer to the doors. If I were you I'd start with one and try it in the places you might want. If it works fine buy another. I like the system. I really thought it was going to be so so because the price was so resonable. It has been completely reliable I the past 6 months.
570358
The other answers are correct... however it is possible to use two transmitters simultaneously, each one fed by a receiver/tuner that each provide an hdmi signal. Each receiver will show both transmitters (it is possible to name them for easy recognition) and you can easily switch between transmitters. With only one transmitter unit you get one signal at a time.
1132097
I think it does because you can order the nutone wireless button separate and it will work on that unit. So I don't see why it can't work having two. The buttonwill just send out radio waves and the two units will pick it up. Besides if it doesn't Amazon will gladly let you return it free of charge :) And also it will probably dependon how far apart the button is from 2nd receiver. Its not high tech and the signal might be weak if the distance is too far apart.
411839
Only if you but a second recievet for the second light.This works on tadio signals, when you press the button it sends a radio signal to the reciever that you fit inside the light. If you have 2 recievers, set to the same frequency, then you can control two lights with one transmiter
2033936
The short answer is maybe. You do need one per garage door opener unit. I suppose, in theory, you could wire a single receiver in to multiple openers units, but then you're locked into (if there are two) them both opening and closing at the same time.
91328
You may be able to as this receives the new signal and transfers it to the opener, but doesn't actually change the receiver in the opener. I will verify today.
1881927
These devices come in different channels, which equal frequencies. It is best not to purchase this via mail-order as there is no guarantee that more than one willl have the same frequency. There are packs of more than 1 being sold on Amazon. These packs should have the same frequency. 1 receiver WILL work if both sensors/receivers are the same frequency. The frequency is displayed on the round paper label on the rear. Example: CH17. 17 is the frequency. Purchase 5 boxes with the 17 and only 1 receiver is needed for all 5 sensor/transmitters. Harbor Freight sells them in-store and you can buy as many sets (sensor and receiver) as you want with the same frequency and save batteries by only using 1 receiver. You can set up zone systems. Say 2 on one side of the house, 4 on another, 1 to watch a fence gate, etc., etc., etc., and when the lights go off you know where the security threat is coming from.
85180
I suppose you could, you would need to buy two sets, and pair the two receivers to just one transmitter. I don't see anything in the instructions that would prevent you from doing that, and that would leave you with a spare transmitter, good in case the first one ever breaks.
785302
No you can only use one or the other unless you purchase an extra transmitter
2005543
With the two I own, no. I suspected not, as there is no obvious way to adjust the send or receive frequencies. In most cases where multiple units are in use it would probably be necessary for each to act independently. Theoretically it could be possible to pair two or more sensors to a receiver during manufactured rather like multiple remote keys for a car, but I doubt if this would be done.
162327
HI, If the audio you want to send to the two different receivers is the same, then you would use two of the same receiver with one transmitter. If you want different program to go to each receiver, then you would need two different complete systems. The transmitters and receivers are factory set to ONE frequency There are four different bands available for this 900 series. I hope this answers your question.
594708
I do not know for certain, but I would tend to doubt it - if all the transmitters were within range of either/both receivers. There is no option to select a channel, and I assume they all work on the same frequency (but I've been wrong before). I think a call to mfr is wise.
2226997
There are chime-only extenders available that will be driven by the same sending unit. I have one on the second floor and one in the basement. If you are asking about attaching 2 sending units to the same doorbell box, I doubt that would be doable but don't know why you'd want to.
1846346
Are you referring to 2 remote TV's? If so, no you can't. You can have 1 TV connected thru the transmitter, and a second connected on the receiver. Both TV's will be viewing the same content with this product. At home, I am using an actiontec mywireless product that does allow multiple receivers, and this product is at my son's apartment because he only has 2 TVs to connect.
1606678
Yes, one is a transmitter while the other will be used as a wireless radio receiver.
1075743
I have multiple receivers near each other in my house with no issues. I believe the transmitters are unique and must be paired to the receiver.
570357
I do not believe that would work. Both receivers send a single backchannel to the transmitter, and the input to transmitter is same. There is only one output to channel box from all units in a system.