Will one remote work for multiple identical bulbs close to eachother?
1701077
Yes, one remote will operate multiple identical bulbs. I have one in the tower pier on each side of the 60" flat-screen and the remote turns them on and simultaneously changes the operation when a button is pressed.
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.
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
2039309
I don't think so. I believe that the remotes are IR and are not set for each particular light since I use the same remote for a bulb as well as the flood. Hope this helps and answers your question.
530324
I have bulbs in two different rooms, and can set up 'scenes' for each individually, so yes, you can do what you're asking. Just be sure the scenes each person uses do not include any of the bulbs from other person's room.
421062
Yes, you can control two bulbs at once. They both need to be in blue tooth range (about 30ft).
1796282
I have no idea. If you buy two remotes, assuming you're using the term remote in referring to the 'base' unit, you would have 5 receivers with each remote and they should all have the same frequency so it should work.
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.
558551
Same remote will work for all of them. Just don't use them on a switched power source. They reset every time you turn off the power and you'll need to use the remote to put them back in the mode they were in before they lost power. They have to have power all the time and you use the remote to turn off.
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.
776883
I have two bulbs and only need one remote. Each bulb come with a remote so I have two remotes but you only use one to manage both bulbs. Hope this helps.
2210958
I purchased 7 of these to operate LED lights we added to the rear of our snow plow trucks at our church. I know that at least 3 of them have different frequencies. I think that if you have 2 with same frequencies, if they are further than 20 ft apart, it probably will not interfere with each other. FYI. I marked the transmitters and receivers with numbers to help identify which units go together.
2041430
Yes. Both remote work the exact same way. I keep one by the bed and one outside. You can control upto 5 switches with 1 remote. You can even program 1 key to operate multiple switches together.
1835886
yes. as long as they were not too far apart from each other. we had the ones we tried about 5 feet apart in can lights and one remote worked for both.
392165
Each set will need a master and a companion (if using a multi-location, 3way). You can use the same remote for each set but they will both pick up the signal if you're putting the switches near each other. So, if that isn't y our intention, you might want to rethink. I have my LR and Kitchen on different walls to avoid this, but use one remote to control each separately.
586391
One remote works for the two lights that I have, but I couldn't find any instructions that say this is how it works in every case.
1837593
I have two sets in close proximity. They don't interfere with one another. My two remotes only control their respective controller. I did no programming. It's the way they came out of the box. In the directions there are ways to couple and uncouple the remote with the controller but I didn't need to get into that.
1638480
Yes, if the dimmers are in the same location they will both respond in the same manner. If in different rooms you can take remote with you to turn on off or dim.
1852144
one remote can control multiple lights... you have to be pretty close to the bulb to control it... you need to be less than about 6 feet.