Can you stack them for a gradient floor lamp look (are they sturdy enough)...and just use one remote for all?
1579551
Stacking works. We have 3 cubes and each works with one remote. These things are awesome! We use both poolside and on a balcony on the beach. The light and the look they provide is terrific.
1579552
Yeah these things are very sturdy. I've say on them. Also yes. 1 remote works for all.
1579553
Yes we sit on them and are able to control more than one with a single remote.
5981
Yes!!! You can do it. I bough it with the same intention, but I could't do it because I couldn't embedded the base in the ceiling, and I did not like how looked the upper box of the lamp facing the family room.
1603142
I only have the one remote and 6 lights. No problem. But they use a lot of batteries and its a bit expensive so I don't use these lights anymore.
397077
I think I read that three can be piggy backed in series. I just got mine installed and they are nice and bright. More options with the remote than I will ever use.
975647
Yes, they will nest together for stability. I have not attempted to stack them, so I don't know if that would be advisable.
863056
Yes they can be stacked. Just don't use close by channels. I was not impressed with overall quality of image and interferences with other analog channels, so maybe you should consider buying multichannel instead of chaining.
1398276
It depends how low they are hanging, but in general I would say no...you're better off having some stronger lighting.
871425
Without making any electrical changes to the light, you won't be able to slave them together. I am almost certain though, that you can have multiple lights respond to a single remote. If the lights are physically close together you can probably have them all change at the same time with the single remote. If they are too far apart you will need to move the remote to point it at each light individually. For what it is worth, this is a great light for the money.
2270705
you can, if they are all the same bulbs. if you have 10 of these bulbs in 4 different rooms you can group them by room so you only control the bulbs you want at one time.
399811
They are fairly sturdy but they really aren't designed for side stacking. If you are using them for something light you might be ok but I would look to in the least tie them together.
1928034
They are most likely strong enough unless you are putting stuff in them that is too heavy in the first place. As for stacking, that's a great idea, but not sure if they will stay stacked-unless you wire them together.
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.
456018
I do...actually I have 3. They all dim as one; individual control would require additional dimmers. It would be important that you don't have a load that is larger than the rating of the dimmer.
2023087
I wouldn't stack them at all unless you put them on custom shelves or boards between them. The metal corners are rounded, not conducive to stacking.
218370
Actually I believe you can stack as many as needed, there is a cap for each corner if you are done stacking on top. Though each set has feet so you may be able to only have that one set (on bottom) use the feet.
1127258
I know these posts are old...but yeah, the remotes work with any of them. I mounted two of these behind a tv and a single click will control both.And some more info for anyone researching these, the remote does require line of site to the light emitting face of the bulb. I have mine facing upwards and the tv isn't mounted very high, so it's no issue, but if anyone plans on putting these facing up above a high cabinet or something, using the remote may be problematic....although if you are committed to it an IR extender may work....something I intend to try.
2124307
NO , sorry you will have to push 2 buttons. You could, if you really wanted to, wire the two lamps together. Also note these are too big to use 2 on one outlet , you have to use a power strip. These are well made and work very well. I have 6 , one by itself, 5 on one remote (5 buttons) sitting next to my recliner and I love them. Hope this helps.