If I buy more than one for multiple rooms, will each remote step on another? I don't want to have one person in another room accidentally control all the lights.
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You should be ok, there are dip switches that let you set each one to different frequency, i have 2 and they don't interfere. Actually because of the remote's 2 sets of controls, i can control both switches from one remote. But you don't have to set it up that way.
1140240
You can set each switch to have its own unique code via the dip switches on them. That way they do not interfere with each other.
1140241
I don't have direct experience with this question, however the unit has several switches to give each wall unit an address. I do not recall the number of switches.
1140242
You would need to set each switch at a different frequency; this is an issue that my husband investigated before installing our switches. You may know already but you can only use one switch per lighting series.
1539233
Yes, you will be able to set up the second set to work independently. Or, if you just keep using your first set, there are five remotes you can set up. If you need more than five, order another and that will be set up with separate remotes from the first. You've given me a good idea: to order another one for myself! They do work great and are so convenient? I hope this info is helpful to you.
1140799
You can use one remote but you have to turn each one on individually. Also be aware that even though it says they have memory to retain your settings, that is only if you turn it off with the remote. If they loose power for any reason your settings are lost! Poor design for a commercial outdoor fixture.
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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.
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I bought two pkgs -- total 6 units, 2 remotes. I use one set in the living room and one set in a bedroom 25-30 feet away. The living room remote did not turn on the bedroom lights. However, it did turn on the living room lights, so it was interesting to learn the remote will activate lights from some distance away. Could be useful to illuminate your pathway from one room to another in the dark. So, from my experiment, I'd say there is no "crosstalk."
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Hello my friend Yanninski, Yes, 1 remote can control 10pcs or more than 10pcs of these lights simultaneously on condition that the lights are within 3 meters to the remote. I noticed that you also want to know the power supply info. As for the power supply, if you install this light under water, then a waterproof transformer is need. If not soaked into water, then an ordinary 12v low voltage transformer or your standard 12V garden supply is OK. Any further question, you're more than welcome to contact Lemonbest freely at any time. We are always here for help. Nice day. Lemonbest
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.
1143888
If you're looking to simply CONTROL multiple strips with one remote without the strips being powered by the same AC outlet, heck it can be done. I have three strips in their own window in one room, and I turn them all on/off with one remote. Each strip is plugged into its own AC outlet, and as long as the eye of the control box is in range or isnt blocked, one remote can control them all at the same time. Was that the question? =o)
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To: R. IyerYes, one remote will work on multiple bulbs but if their in close proximity to one another the remote will not keep the bulbs in sync. Say you have a ceiling mount light strip with five bulbs and you press the remote for red one or two may go to red while the others may go to other colors. The remote will not control multiple bulbs if used in this type of setup. Hope this helps! Mike
605142
No, you shouldn't have any trouble. We control three at a time on our track lights with no problem, and they're spaced much farther apart than they would be in a ceiling fan. Keep in mind that you will likely need another light source for when you need brighter light in the room.
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I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the... » Read More I have three lights within one foot and one remote can operate all three lights in the same time if the remote is within 4 ft distance. The remote seems to be very directional as sometimes only one of the lights is operated and sometimes none of the lights work. It seems that after powering off from the wall switch they are reset and the remotes can control the lights again. If the lights are set on different modes/colors, if the lights are turned off/on from the remote the settings are saved and each light will turn on with the same mode/color as it was before it was turned off. If the lights are turned off from the wall switch, the lights go back to the default, flash changing through all the colors. « Show Less
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Yes, one remote will work with two lights. I run two sets of lights that are close together with one remote. They must be all on the same frequency. I also bought the lights on two separate dates from different stores, and they still work off one remote.
438852
Yes,it does with my multiple lights. But it will do the same thing to all of them. Set strobe and they all strobe. To avoid changing a single light you have to block the view to that light.
430147
From my experience with this light switch, there is only one IR code and consequently no way to separately control multiple light switches in the same room. The Belkin Wemo light switches might better suit your needs.
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.
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I believe so. I have 3 fans in 3 different rooms (which I want on independent controls) and accidentally got two of them responding to the same remote. It involves powering on all the fans at the same time so they all synchronize to the same remote signal.
1835884
Good question!!!! I never tried it but I'm pretty sure you can.... I'm sure they made a remote for all bulbs and not make a million different remotes for each bulb... The only thing is if the remote can turn on both bulbs at the same time