There are two controls as in the picture...is that correct?
87801
The blanket comes with one control unit. That unit has a rotary dial for warmer/cooler, and a simple on/off button.
592156
Yes, There are 2 light switches. One controls the 2 inner most lights and the other switch controls the 4 outer lights.
1368961
I only have one but I have two of another in my master suite and don't have a problem, I would think they are keyed to different codes. if not you should be able to change one of the controllers to a different code.
838670
It has dual controls. It is separated into two sides and each person can have heat on or off and the other can be the opposite or same.
290819
that's a good question, I never tried to use both at the same time. there is no input selector so I would expect both inputs to come through at the same time...I'l, have to try it
831100
there is a long thin buttons on opposite sides. One controls volume other power.
813802
There is a control panel, but the functions are more limited than when you use the remote. The remote is the best way to control it.
345989
I have and you can bind the two buttons to controls just go into controls and click them and then click one of the side buttons
1376454
If you have 2 collars, you can set both to recognize 1 controller. I have done it.
1655730
It's duel so it comes with 2. One controls both of them that's why there are only buttons on one.
577952
Hi, Yes it is. It has 2 air chambers, a double air pump, and 2 independent controls. (One for each side.)
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Yes it is. Event two at the same time. But buttons need to be mapped in Mupen64. I'm looking for the right configuration !
950613
It's called an "air gap" switch. Can be used to override the controls. Make sure it is in the center position when programming.
73381
there is a dimmer on the switch and there is also dimmer control at the controller.
594189
It has 2 outlets which each can be controlled independently. There are 2 timers, one for each outlet.
426875
It's two control boxes. One for each side. I suppose then it's the new version
1070687
Sorry, I haven't clue as to the nature of the question. The control is a dip switch variety meaning it responds to the sequence of switch positions in that the control and the openner have to have the same sequence. Not rocket science.