I bought this and bought a companion dimmer. I want to control two sets of lights apart, overhead and my sconces. Can I do this with this remote?
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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.
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hello I am not sure on your question but if you contact Lutron they are a great help they're open 24 hours a day.
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The master & slave dimmer will only control one series of lights. If the two light sets were wired together and one light switch controlled both at the same time, then the dimmers & remote you bought will control them all at once. However, the two light sets won't be controlled separately with the remote you got. Either all at once, or you'll need seperate dimmers with remote for your second set of lights. I hope that helps you. Good luck!
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Yes, you can. I've used this dimmer switch this way for years. You plug the dimmer into the wall, then a multi-plug adapter into the back of it, then both lamps into the multi-plug. I have to use extension cables to reach both lamps on either side of my bed, but the dimmer itself reaches to my night table. With this setup the dimmer controls both lamps. If you want each lamp to be controlled by its own dimmer, you'll need two dimmers.
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I have two lights at opposite end of room about 12 meters apart. Both have a remote and the remote will operate either light. Because the range of the remote is not far you have to control each light separately, but can use the same remote.
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No. This is a slave controller that needs a master in the circuit. You can have any number of slaves, each able to tell the master on/off and dimmer/brighter. We have these in many circuits now, some with three slaves plus the master. They work flawlessly when installed correctly.
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I believe you are referring to: Lutron Diva Magnetic Low-Voltage Dimmer. Having wired home and built my own stereo from components I will say "YES". This leaves you the controller for changing colors. (just remember if it "does not come on" with the installed switch.....then someone...has turned the lights"off" from the remote.) AND: the remote may not respond while you are dimmed on the wall switch as you are also reducing the receiver on the led cable. It most likely WILL NOT respond when dimmed. I have a photo of what I did and will try to upload it after this is posted (No place for a photo here with this respond) I used poster putty to mount my controller on the wall against a door sill.
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Yes, you can control multiple light bulbs with one remote, they share the same frequency.
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each light will come with a remote that will work both lights. All you need is one to turn them both on. I have the same set up at my home. Enjoy.
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Yes you can but I'm not sure if the On/Off switch (2477S) can act as a dimmer for the 2477D switch. Basically, either switch can be configured to control the other. I have a setup like this but both switches are the On/Off 2477S.
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No. You have to have 2 switches. Use the dimmer control for the ceiling fan and this for the light. You cannot put both the ceiling fan and light on the same switch. Too much amperage / wattage. I use this or the ge dimmer for the light and then the Leviton VRF01-1LZ Vizia RF for the ceiling fan.
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No, the remotes all have a different code. If you have two sets of lights plugged together you can use one remote.
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I am planning to have 3 of these units all connected to a 3 way dimmer and a regular switch on the other side of the house.... will the wait 2 seconds always ON feature work with this set up?... ans also.... would you do the wait 2 seconds action again to put it back on automatic motion mode?
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No, it can only control a fan and a light. Two different devices electrically speaking in how they treat the loads. You need a dual dimmer such as Lutron MA-L3L3-WH Maestro 300 Watt Single Pole Dual Dimmer, White . Careful you understand that the combined loads for the two fixtures your dimming does not exceed 300 watts. If you try to dim 300 Watts on each it will overheat a burn out. Think of it as two 150 Watt dimmers in one device and you will be safe.
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I am not sure - since they are hot hardwired together - I would assume you'd have to have separate remotes. We only have one set. The manufacturer should be able to resolve this. We like the lights very much.
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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.
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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; that is how I am using this in two different rooms. And that should be the only 3way setup. 2 dimmers would not work correctly.
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Yes since this fan/light control is really a wireless transmitter for on/off/dimmer and speed. If you set the receiver in the fan/light to the same settings they will both be controlled.