Can I plug two wired remotes into this unit with the adapter?
1134219
Yes. With the y-adaptor. But don't buy this unit. See my review on the dreaded perpetual "demo mode" that will lock you out. There is no fix for the problem and if it happens your unit is effectively dead. If you research google you will see this is a systemic problem with no solution.
1171176
It's a wired controller, not an IR or bluetooth remote. That would only be possible if you had an extension cord.
1264268
Not sure, as I haven't used mine yet. However, theoretically should be easy as long as both have same frequency. Often there is a code on the remote--if so, and they are different, you won't be able to as each receiver is set for a different frequency. Thus, you need a second receiver (dimmer) with same code as the other, as opposed to a second remote...
1895262
Yes you can and Skylink equipment is readily available as they do make a variety of remotes with one or multiple buttons. If you have one switch with only one remote just get another remote that matches the receiver channel you are using. I ave several of these things set up with some installations one remote running multiple switches and others with one receiver being accessed by several remotes in different places.
507690
Not at once the remote has three different buttons to activate the plugs. You can turn the on with the one remote but each gas a designated button.
653683
I was able to program the box to my universal remote. So I'd presume the remote would work on two simultaneously.
764211
I Didn't check for a remote capability. I use one master and 2 slaves and they all work fine. You can use more slaves than that, but they all have to be wired in. If there is a compatible master that works with a wireless remote, it would save wiring. If the remotes are cheap enough, I'd advise that for simplicity, but they would probably have batteries. I put mine in 16 months ago, so I don't know what Lutron has in the product line now.
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.
1181261
Hook it up like you would one amp. Then splice off the wires near the other amp and hook it up. This is a complete no no if you are using high powered amps but since it doesn't draw much power you are safe doing it this way.In response to what Brandon says that's all you need is a RCA splitter and splitters for the power and remote wire and buy another ground wire (DON'T split off the ground those need to be separate). Have fun and good luck!
1373854
You need two. There's only one port on the remote display, and it's not very intelligent anyway.
184183
I don't know! I don't have this unit, I returned because of remote compatibility.
2199037
Yes you can. In fact I had connected two with a pig tail splitter. It's a one end connector that's splits to two.
1686312
Yes; I connected 2 strings but I'm sure you can do more. But be wary of connecting too many in case of electrical problems.
318011
If you only have one set of wires in the box it probably will not work. You require two sets of wires.
29029
Yes! this one has 4 IR emitters so it can work with up to 4 components including working with the same or different remotes. I have three, cable box, stereo surround and DVD player. Works great especially for the price!
2032286
No. That remote works only that system. Additional zone needs its own remote. You can have multiple amps on any one zone. My kitchen has an amp and the dining room has an amp. But they are controlled as one zone with one remote.
1800427
Yes. We purchased a compatible remote and had it wired in upon installation.