Will one transmitter will work for 2 or bulbs?
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Yes. That is an awesome feature. They truly perform like a wired surround sound system once their installed, so you can use one transmitter and all the MusicLites will receive the commands. Here's how it works, the MusicLites (on the same frequency) will connect to each other, and perform all the same tasks, from volume settings to light level (yes they're dimmable). They can also be set on separate frequencies, if they need to perform tasks individually, i.e. if they'er install in separate rooms, and will not be playing the same source. When they arrive the default settings will be the same, so they'll connect to each other as they're powered "On". Yes. That is an awesome feature. They truly perform like a wired surround sound system once their installed, so you can use one transmitter and all the MusicLites will receive the commands. Here's how it works, the MusicLites (on the same frequency) will connect to each other, and perform all the same tasks, from volume settings to light level (yes they're dimmable). They can also be set on separate frequencies, if they need to perform tasks individually, i.e. if they'er install in separate rooms, and will not be playing the same source. When they arrive the default settings will be the... » Read More Yes. That is an awesome feature. They truly perform like a wired surround sound system once their installed, so you can use one transmitter and all the MusicLites will receive the commands. Here's how it works, the MusicLites (on the same frequency) will connect to each other, and perform all the same tasks, from volume settings to light level (yes they're dimmable). They can also be set on separate frequencies, if they need to perform tasks individually, i.e. if they'er install in separate rooms, and will not be playing the same source. When they arrive the default settings will be the same, so they'll connect to each other as they're powered "On". « Show Less
1997897
Some will some won't. You should be able to find a different kit. You will have pretty much have only one bulb type
1742895
My guess is yes, the picture looks like the same remote I have for another style bulb. If buying the same style bulb I would be even more confident one remote will work on both bulbs. The remote is infrared light so should work on both.
1969401
Both vehicles share the same light sockets. Most, if not all, of the bulbs will work.
605141
I have two bulbs maybe four feet apart. If I hit the remote from far enough away (so they are both line of sight to the remote), they both go on/off at the same time. Unless you are standing/aiming the remote so that a bulb or bulbs are not in line of sight, you SHOULD be able to power them all on or off with one button press.
1272864
I have not done this, but it should work for two lamps just as well as one.
1353581
Hi, it's 2 bulbs and could be bright enough, depending on the wattage of bulb you use. I actually returned mine because it didn't fit my application.Mike
1674806
No guarantees, but I believe it will work if your fixture has two 40w bulbs
1410932
I am not absolutely sure if the brake light kit has a matched frequency to the helmet receiver, but, I would guess it would work two helmets. Worst case is connecting both transmitters.
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!!!!
1666746
I am not to well versed in this matter, I do know though that the bulbs come with two different connections and either can be used. Just use the one that fits and leave the other to dangle. Hope this helps.
443402
I've only found them sold in pairs - whether it be here or direct from China. But you can use one transmitter and two receivers or vice versa.
1701078
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.
530326
Yes. Different devices can manage bulbs individually or in groups. They will all have to be on the same Wi-fi network.
2224570
It powers both bulbs. If you want one for low and high beam you have to buy two.
379141
The system consists of a socket adapter plus a remote switch to signal the adapter. If you have bulbs in 2 different sockets you need to buy 2 adapters, each of which will have its own remote.
1140796
I haven't try that yet. I only purchased one.if the remote has the same frequency, of course, all bulbs will obey the same command.