Considering the fact that you can plug two separate devices in. Can you control each of those devices separately or do the two act as one device
1609132
One plug is zwave and the other is a normal plug. So you only control one device.
1609133
Z-wave controls only one of the two sockets. The other is a normal socket without Z-wave control
1609134
Only one of the plugs is switched. (Z-Wave enabled outlet for the lamp or appliance that you would like to control and a standard pass-through AC outlet for other electrical appliance.)
1609135
Only one of the outlets is controlled by z-wave. The other acts as a normal receptacle which is always on.
1609136
All of the zwave indoor outlets have seen and owned have one "always on" and one switchable outlet. So you can control one outlet and the other is always hot.
1609137
The bottom plug is controlled by Z-Wave and the top one is always on (not controllable).
1609138
One socket is connected to your control pad and the other is not and acts like a regular socket.
89754
Yes You can. It has 2 HDMI ports on it. So you can have 2 HDMI devices plugged in at once.
1861295
I'm not sure I can completely answer your question. There isn't a control of any kind, you just plug it in.
5730
Nope it doesn't allow for two outlets or two devices to charde at the same time, because each kind of connector are plugged into each othe to allow for multiple connectors to be packed in it
915154
That is the way it also worked for me, which is not the intended way. When two inputs are connected one will work and one will not - which defeats the purpose of the device.
1811850
Yes, you would need to order two systems of the same type (A or B frequency) and you would use one of the two remotes to control both devices.
1494332
I bought one and it malfunctioned. But yes. You can plug in 7 devices and use them all at once or which ever one you need.
1355812
It does turn off u can only use one or the other. They can't be used at the same time
962551
Agree with all previous statements. Yes you can control each feature separately whether via wall switch or via pull cords on unit
1984451
I have tried it with two cables plugged in and mine will not do both at the same time.
1783890
Only one of the 2 plug-ins will work at a time, that Is the problem I had with this and the whole reason I bought it- to use both plugs at same time. From what I understand- your question is wanting the same thing, if not- then please reword question, hopefully that helped!?
443898
You have to connect two different wires in two different outputs. But you can not charge two identical devices. For example, two iPhones or two iPads. iPad must be connected to 2A output only, and iPhone to 1A output only.
1330750
You can use only one at a time if you want. Must be why there are two control knobs.
19091
Mine only worked with one item plugged in. Once I plugged a second device in it became useless, so I would say no
2091336
It can work either way. If you have a Master controller, then you set these up as secondaries, and can clone all devices and control from either. Or, if you have no Master, then you just add the devices directly to THIS device's own network as Master.
432739
They will both control the outlet only if they are both on the same channel, i.e. both A's or C's or D's
2212450
Separate channels and outputs. Use at the same time. Like two separate wireless units. Works great.