Can two or more switches be controlled by one transmitter, and if so can I buy the switch without the transmitter?
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I just bought a second transmitter and switch and I tested the new switch with the other transmitter I have (purchased a few months ago) and the old switch did not respond to the new transmitter. So it appears the answer to your question is no, and that these are somewhat like car door keys where the transmitter and switch are a pair and one "key" (transmitter) will only open the door of one car (switch), not every car that's in range. This makes sense because someone might want to have multiple switches in the same space and not have them all respond every time any transmitter is used. I just bought a second transmitter and switch and I tested the new switch with the other transmitter I have (purchased a few months ago) and the old switch did not respond to the new transmitter. So it appears the answer to your question is no, and that these are somewhat like car door keys where the transmitter and switch are a pair and one "key" (transmitter) will only open the door of one car (switch), not every car that's in range. This makes sense because someone might want to have multiple switches in the same space and not have them all respond every time any transmitter is... » Read More I just bought a second transmitter and switch and I tested the new switch with the other transmitter I have (purchased a few months ago) and the old switch did not respond to the new transmitter. So it appears the answer to your question is no, and that these are somewhat like car door keys where the transmitter and switch are a pair and one "key" (transmitter) will only open the door of one car (switch), not every car that's in range. This makes sense because someone might want to have multiple switches in the same space and not have them all respond every time any transmitter is used. « Show Less
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I will not be able to answer your question, I can tell you I was happy with the xmiter and receiver pair but only controlling one switch.
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My switch has one input that can be connected to either the A or the B output; the two outputs cannot be switched "on" simultaneously.
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the quick answer is yes you can. Since the wall switch is also a scene controller you can program it to run a scene that has nothing to do with either of the two load switches. Therefore you can program the wall switch with two independent scenes that are controlled by the push of the switchs and have the ability to remotely control the two independent loads. Another way to put it, this device will show up as a two button scene controller and two switch modules once you properly include them into your network.
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Yes, the instructions say that each wall switch cab be programmed to a separate transmitter. You can also have multiple transmitters programmed to a switch.
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Hi Jeri, Yes, you can do that. You would just need to change the ID of the second transmitter. But you are able to control one collar with two different transmitters. You can find information and a video on that on this page: http://www.sportdog.com/support/dog-training/e-collars/wetlandhunter/wetlandhunter-425Thanks.Mark
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This is just another switch that can be remotely controlled and has a limit on how many watts can be switched (as do all switches). It can be used for those eight bulbs if their total wattage does not exceed this limit.
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Yes, you can control multiple MyQ devices remotely, not only to this remote light control. But you need to have the gateway to do so.
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There is no reason that one switch cannot be operated from two remotes, as long as both remotes are sending on the same frequency. The only way to confirm or deny this would be to purchase two sets, and try using both #1 remotes with one of the switches. Although I haven't tried this, I believe it would work.
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I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.
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It will actually shiw up as 3 devices: À 2 button scene controller and 2 binary switches. Once associated with your controller the two switches will be disassociated with the scene controller buttons. You will have to re-assocuate them with the buttons IF you want to use it like a double switch. It depends on your use case.The directions on how to do this will vary depending on your controller.
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I haven't tried all combinations, but the documentation says that a Maestro Wireless (MRF2) system can use any combination of 10 switches, controllers (e.g., Pico controllers as seen here), and sensors (e.g., occupancy). So I would expect that you can program one Pico controller to control switch A, and a second Pico controller to control switch A and switch B. This would require three pairing operations: Pico 1 to switch A, Pico 2 to switch A, and Pico 2 to switch B.
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Yes, one stock remote would control both switches. I bought a harmony remote though to link and control all of my electronics too. My TV, Cable Box, BluRay player, Xbox, and Lutron IR light switch are all controlled by the same remote!
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You would have to wire in two switches to each pair of lights to do so. The control box has just one button that you have to hold down to make work. I swapped the button to wire in a switch to have an on all the time or off
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no, it cannot simply replace a switch, it only works with a controller, and you have to have 4 z-wave switches that this controller will control
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Only if you but a second recievet for the second light.This works on tadio signals, when you press the button it sends a radio signal to the reciever that you fit inside the light. If you have 2 recievers, set to the same frequency, then you can control two lights with one transmiter
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You plug this into the wall socket, and then plug in the fixture that you want to control. the switch is between the wall and the socket on the box. So no, it would not control anything but the one plug, but you do get 5 different ones you can control.
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There are jumpers on the board to configure any combination of two active ports. So yes, you can have one of each.