can I use 2 remotes with the 3 included plug ins. Where can I purchase 2nd remote?
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There is a set you can buy that includes two remotes with the plug ins, specifically for the purpose you are wanting. Amazon does sell it, as I was just considering buying it now rather than this single remote set - doing comparison shopping. I think you can find it by simply adding "2nd remote" in your Amazon search.
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Not sure... I'm guessing if you get two systems both remotes may work on all 6 units but can't confirm and they may be set up on different frequencies. I have not looked for a 2nd 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.
2017680
I have 4 remotes connected with a key pad remote connected. Not sure how many more you can add.
943102
There are several remotes to choose from. You should be able to find one that's right for you.
1336799
The remotes work over a rather large area. Thus, even if you have the 3 wall plugs in 3 different rooms, each remote most likely can operate all 3 wall plugs, regardless of which room you are in. Two remotes are thus sufficient for 3 wall plugs and the numbers on each remote correspond to which wall plug they operate. I have been very happy with these.
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I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that... » Read More I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. « Show Less
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No, you shouldn't need a different remote to use the Logitech Extender. The system 'reads' the (infrared - IR) signal from your remote, sends it by wire to your enclosed cabinet and equipment, and rebroadcasts the IR signal near your equipment. It's worked with the half dozen different remotes I've had, no problem at all.
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Yes. I've done just this exact set-up for different areas of house and with multiple remotes operating same outlets. If need to change, reprogram each remote to "new" outlet. Love these things because of ease of use in reassigning outlets to specific remote numbers.
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I don't think you could buy just a remote. Even finding these units are rare. Your best bet is a universal remote. I use a logitech harmony myself.
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If you purchase a second car power plug, you could use these in separate cars as totally separate things. There is only one remote and it works with both units.
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I think you can integrate your existing remotes but I am not sure. You would need to go the the Genie website to search that question.
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I purchased two units because I wanted two remotes to control the same outlets. The second one I ordered the remote didn't control the outlets of the first one. Is there anyway that I could get another remote that will control the outlets from the first order that I placed?
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I second the suggestion of a universal remote. You can find them rather inexpensively. If you want to use two remotes then you will need two of the transmitter and 2/3 AA battery combinations. Of course one comes with the unit. A second one will cost about $20 here on amazon. It might be a little less expensive to go with a universal remote. If another concern drives you to want to use two remotes, be sure you get your extra transmitter with the same frequency as your unit. There are only two frequencies.
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The number of buttons doesn't matter. What matters is if it has the same frequency range as the other remote. Check that in the specs.
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You can buy another unit and install it in a second car. Then you can program your remote to be used for both cars. So you can switch your remote from car one to car two with the press of a button.
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I purchased two of these and the setup was easy if you follow the included instructions. You will need all the remotes you intend to program present when you start the programming.
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Yes I believe if you contact the company or look up replacement parts online you can purchase another remote.