Will this remote work on two separate infrared dimmers?
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.
55057
I've got it controlling 2 fixtures, each with 2 LED bulbs (small ones, like oversized night light bulbs) and it works perfectly. No dimmer function for any kind of bulb... just on and off.
2175749
Yes, it's a 3-way set, two dimmer switches, one is IR (remote has to point in the correct direction as opposed to RF) and the second is a standard 3-way dimmer.
1603415
Hi, this depends on what type of switch it is. I think this product is a 2 way switch. If it is, no it won't work. If you are installing this in a 3 way setup where there is another 3 way switch, then the dimmer has to be a 3 way dimmer switch. Another thing to keep in mind is that the light you want to dim has to be able to be dimmable. Example, if it is a flourescent light it must be a dimmable type. Usually incandescent or halogen bulbs are used where dimmers are used. Hope this helps
1211833
If you use the remote on the master light and the others are set to slave piggy backed one into the other it should work no problem. I have two that I link...one master the other set to slave....I don't see why it wouldn't work with more then 2 lights.
586329
Depends on whether the IR module is inside the extender, or in the head of the cable (where the ir led is). Even if it is in the head, it still may not work...I don't know. Regardless, it seems to me that it would be inside the extender body, this way, you would only need one module. If this is the case, modifying the cable will do no good.
726036
Its ir, I believe the remote should work for multiple bulbs simultaneously. Be aware that the bulbs dont have memory so they're reset every time you turn them off. When turned on they default to color changing mode
2240827
Absolutely... Just but any other Heath Zenith Switch (there are different types) that works with remote control Purchase the new switch without a remote and your remote will operate the new switch as well for on/off and dim. You use the right side controls for one switch and the left side controls for the additional switch. The instructions that came with the remote will show you how to program each side of the remote. Easy to program. Soooo the answer is YES it will. Good Luck
50047
I have 2 of these lights. Unfortunately you cannot connect 2 lights to one timer, but the timers use the same ir signal from the remote. Once you have the settings the way that you want, place the timers next to each other and both will receive the commands from one remote
1452307
Honestly, this is a very simple piece of equipment it will work with any infrared box and remote. You just need to make sure to place the repeater and receiver so that they get signal through. Those who don't get it to work just aren't doing it right or they have one of a very very few boxes that won't work on the infrared frequency that this item covers.
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.
1432205
Yes if purchased at the same time and by the same dealer for instance LED Whole sellers one remote will work as if in the hundreds I have purchased from them everyone works on the same IR signal
1001055
You can use it for two different ones but I recommend to get the regular one without the dimming feature and get an outlet timer. The auto dim is slightly off with its timer. It keeps turning on earlier each day.
649359
The IR type remotes I have had have worked on different controllers so i'd say you'd be safe doing that. You just will have to point it at each one to work since they are IR. Same as your TV remote.
691987
One remote will work for all of them. I have three sets in my kitchen as floor level lights. Each is separate, but one remote works them all. I wish they would sell the sensor unit without the additional remotes that aren't needed.
1339216
Hi Tom, That's actually my current setup. I used to have 1 dimmer and 2-regular non-dimmer switches and I replaced one of the non-dimmer switches with Honeywell timer switch. As long as each switches are independent to each other, it should not be an issue. Btw, I'm not a professional electrician so this response is just based on my current home setup. - Joel
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.