if you got 2 sets of these, would you be able to monitor 2 rooms on the same receiver?
1759131
Provided you set up the color-coded frequency (very easy process) to do so, yes.I did too, for a time; however, it didn't really work all that well for me. I have 2 young children; a baby and a 5yr old who sleepwalks. If I heard a noise I didn't like that wasn't a voice, I had to check both rooms, possibly not getting where I was needed as quick as I'd like. Since you'll be getting 2 receivers anyway you might wanna give them different frequencies.
1759132
Provided you set up the color-coded frequency (very easy process) to do so, yes. I did too, for a time; however, it didn't really work all that well for me. I have 2 young children; a baby and a 5yr old who sleepwalks. If I heard a noise I didn't like that wasn't a voice, I had to check both rooms, possibly not getting where I was needed as quick as I'd like. Since you'll be getting 2 receivers anyway you might wanna give them different frequencies.
1434632
I think there are only two channels, and I can't remember how close they are to know if there would be feedback. If any two get very close together there is quite strong feedback. 4 devices would be cool, just not sure if these can do it. ??
536939
Yes you can. Just be sure to sync one before you turn the other one on. Hope this helps.
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.
291305
Sorry, you cannot. The secondary TV will have the same channel as the Primary (Primary being where the sender TV hook-up).
1255776
Buy two sets that operate on the same channel...Two sensors will work with one receiver if they are on the same channel. The boxes have a sticker on them that indicate the channel. I got mine from harbor freight for 10 bucks on sale. If you buy two sets from Amazon I don't know if you'll receive two of the same channel.
1602931
Yes - that is exactly what this is made to do. Take 2 inputs (3.5mm) and output 1 signal (3.5mm). All you would need to do is flip the switch to listen to whatever one you want to.
1997263
depends on receivers output capabilities. some allow multiple simultaneousoutput
1835729
I don't think that can be answered. The specs don't include the frequency. I assume all would be the same, so no, you couldn't run two together. I'd suggest getting one of these and one of something else, but they might still be on the same frequency. Sorry, but I don't think anyone but the seller could help.
915162
If you bought two you could do that. It would just split the output siganl of one into 3 chanels
1136677
Yes, you can connect two of them, it should not matter but I would not run both at the same time.
1243965
If two sources are connected at same time; both will be heard simultaneously. So it's your choice to listen either or both of them at a time, without changing cable.
183009
you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
579423
Only if you receiver has the capability for a split sub-woofer system. If it doesn't you could split the single channel so that you have two center-channel sub-woofers located in different places.
1102443
If they have a receiver unit on the same channel,yes they can see the same channel.Just select different channel. Not encrypted.
539666
I don't know for sure. They have one sending unit and two monitors that you can purchase. I think what you want is two sending units (microphones) and either one or two receivers (speakers). They have several channels on which they can broadcast so I think it should work with two units. Each unit would have to be broadcasting on different channels. Changing channels on the receiver is as simple as pressing the up arrow. It is also simple on the sending unit. I think it will work, but I haven't tried monitoring two rooms.
1264268
Not sure, as I haven't used mine yet. However, theoretically should be easy as long as both have same frequency. Often there is a code on the remote--if so, and they are different, you won't be able to as each receiver is set for a different frequency. Thus, you need a second receiver (dimmer) with same code as the other, as opposed to a second remote...