Can I use one remote to control a set of lights that aren't daisy chained or do they have to be linked together?
1274850
I am not sure - since they are hot hardwired together - I would assume you'd have to have separate remotes. We only have one set. The manufacturer should be able to resolve this. We like the lights very much.
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.
438850
Yes, a single remote will control every bulb. You get a remote with each bulb but, you only need one. FYI, if the bulbs are close enough to each other the remote will control the bulbs at the same time. I have lamps on both sides of my TV and I can turn the bulbs on and off at the same time.
2065220
Yes you can. I've been using one remote out of the three I have to control all of them.
1701079
Yeah. I have a lamp that takes 3 of these bulbs and the remote will control all 3 together. Or you can aim careful at each bulb and pick 3 different colors
291289
Accutally I don't know, but I double about it. One remote has its specific frequency to control the three lights, so for my understanding, it only works one to one.
797780
Yes you can have multiple remotes controlling the same light. Simply add node to first controller which will make this as a primary controller. Now , add second remote as secondary to this primary remote and transfer the network information. Instructions are described here: http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45600-Manual-Eng.pdf . It might get a little confusing at first, but it should be very easy once you try it.
71427
U can just string them all together like Christmas lights and have the one module for the one remote just need a long enough connecter wire
1720730
Yes you can connect multiple packs using one remote. Though a problem I have is that the batteries wear out really fast.
1254873
There is a power wire and a reciever wire on the light. I think if u had two lights u can control off one remote.
991579
There is no plug for daisy chaining these lights together. I would think you would be able to tie them all to a power strip just as easily. They have very long cords.
291291
There is no reason that one switch cannot be operated from two remotes, as long as both remotes are sending on the same frequency. The only way to confirm or deny this would be to purchase two sets, and try using both #1 remotes with one of the switches. Although I haven't tried this, I believe it would work.
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.
1539236
In my experience they do not work well together. I tried using two of them, but it didn't matter which remote I was using at the time, it turned the light/appliance on and off that was connected to the other remote. Perhaps I had two matched sets, but others may have different circuitry. Give it a try and return one set if it doesn't work the way you want.
991582
I've never tried to daisy chain them, but I think you would have to plug each one in individually. They each have a separate AC power cord. There are two switches on the unit, each one turns 4 of the 8 tubes on. I'm quite pleased with the light overall. It's the only one I could find in this size that supported 8 total fluorescent tubes. It creates a lot of light.
2039306
Not sure what you mean by addressable. I assume you mean tying one remote to one light so it will only work with that light. I do not believe that's possible. However, the remotes need to be very close to the light and pointed directly at it to work. Therefore, unless the lights are RIGHT next to each other, you can change one light to one color, then move to the next light and change it to a different color. I do this for holidays and will do the same for Christmas. I.E. - One light red, one light green, next one red, etc.
2196881
If you have the model with a remote control for the light, the toggle switch positions must match. That way you can control multiple lights with one remote.