Do I need one for my house and one for my sister's house? Or can I use one for both?
1730716
You can use one, you just set up and save a setup for each house,You can download a preset up remote someone has made or make your own,It was pretty easy to do
1730717
If I'm understanding you correctly you're going to be the only one using the transmitter at your home and your sister's.You can think of the different remotes within the app as pages of a book. In your situation the first page could be all your devices at your home and the second page could be of all your sister's devices at her home. If your asking whether the transmitter linked to one device forever, it is not. You can freely pass of the transmitter to your sister and she can use it with the free application on her iPhone/ iPad/ iPod as well. I hope I answered your question! If I'm understanding you correctly you're going to be the only one using the transmitter at your home and your sister's.You can think of the different remotes within the app as pages of a book. In your situation the first page could be all your devices at your home and the second page could be of all your sister's devices at her home. If your asking whether the transmitter linked to one device forever, it is not. You can freely pass of the transmitter to your sister and she can use it with the free application on her iPhone/ iPad/ iPod as well. I hope I... » Read More If I'm understanding you correctly you're going to be the only one using the transmitter at your home and your sister's.You can think of the different remotes within the app as pages of a book. In your situation the first page could be all your devices at your home and the second page could be of all your sister's devices at her home. If your asking whether the transmitter linked to one device forever, it is not. You can freely pass of the transmitter to your sister and she can use it with the free application on her iPhone/ iPad/ iPod as well. I hope I answered your question! « Show Less
1730718
You can use one for both. Unless you have the same TV at both houses, you will probably have to create different remote pages in the app.
1730719
If I'm understanding you correctly you're going to be the only one using the transmitter at your home and your sister's. You can think of the different remotes within the app as pages of a book. In your situation the first page could be all your devices at your home and the second page could be of all your sister's devices at her home. If your asking whether the transmitter linked to one device forever, it is not. You can freely pass of the transmitter to your sister and she can use it with the free application on her iPhone/ iPad/ iPod as well. I hope I answered your question!
556869
You can use just one at a time. It comes with a little plug you use to plug the side you aren't using.
421470
You can use two, or as many aas you wat, in different or the same houses on the same account, if you want that many phones. :-)
869543
You need two. One would limit you to the range of your wifi unit. I believe they come in sets anyway
2117812
Yes, as long as you have one connected to the router, you can use several throughout the house. I do not know if there is a practical limit. All of them are the same, including the one attached to the router. I am using 5 and they work very well.
541932
I believe that the two units must share a common ground, Most homes are wired this way. Our units worked well from one end of our house to the other.
2181789
You can choose to use either one for each or one for both units as they can be programmable to the setting very easily... This is a great unit by the way... Cheers!
1056280
yes you will need more than one. It will only work on one tv at a time. Or you could use it in on what ever room you are watching the tv in. Very easy to hook up.
782665
This would be great. I had two at two different houses. I used it for about 10 years.
1396612
I bought mine for the same purpose. Yes, you need two, and yes, one on each end.
1386284
Yes, you can only use one if you wish, the other one could or could not be used for other temp readings ie in you fridge or perhaps use it to monitor temp outside of the house.
939282
I live with my elderly mother and thought they were a great idea. I bought two sets one for me to use upstairs and one for her to use downstairs. Unfortunately, they both are on the same frequency. When I turn on mine it turns hers and vice versa. Therefore unless you want two lights/appliances operating at the same time; one set is essentially useless. You could always keep one set and give the second as a gift.
276971
I would think you would need one or the other. I used it for a different purpose- to keep my cat from wriggling between the stair railings to come upstairs (cat gate at bottom of stairs, but side railings had wide spacing. I used plastic cable ties to fasten the netting to the banisters. Worked very well.
356765
Yes you can. I've never used it exclusively for one but if I plug it in before my other one it'll go up!
361990
Ps. I know you can as we have two in our house. Usual one in the living room and the other in bedroom. Which we haven't experienced in conflict having two in same house.
2148253
You need one for each zone. I have three of these thermostat in my house, one for each zone. They are working well.
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I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope... » Read More I would depend on how many rooms you had. We live in a 2000+ home and put one in all the common areas (both living rooms, kitchen and garage entry). Make sure you follow the instructions and set it at a constant vibration for a few months then switch it so random. For the most part, it has worked for our place. We still had a few that came in months after the use of this item but not like it was before. I would recommend this item but would suggest one for all the common areas. We contacted the owner via phone and he was very helpful with the questions we had about this item. Hope this helps « Show Less