can i attach a remote light
1427560
I don't think so. The units I bought only has wires to AC. No other wires or terminals were on the unit.
2039309
I don't think so. I believe that the remotes are IR and are not set for each particular light since I use the same remote for a bulb as well as the flood. Hope this helps and answers your question.
302478
Yes of course. The relay can either be connected instead of your switch or in the light you want to control. With the remote control you can turn your light on and off from even a long distance. If you are going to connect the relay instead of your switch make sure you have a neutral cable there.
506432
You can. The wires come out of the back of each light. Just add wire and splice together
432641
don't see why not as long as you don't have a fancy cap on your post. you will hace to use screws to hold the light on and there are screw holes in the base of the light.
1046724
No you can not. I ordered an additional adapter from amazon to attach the ring light.
740358
If the remote will cut all power to the light then yes you can. Each time the power is cut off and turned back on quickly the program will change.
334156
I would venture a guess that it fits "TL" lights only. The information I found on your particular light indicates that there is not a remote switch available for it.
2069994
Absolutely. My problem with the light is that it came with too big of a clamp and I wrote about it. I had to install it with zip ties. You should have no problem.
479968
The lights I have are at my other residence so I can't verify this..."I think they can but they may need to be wired differently to enable that feature". I remember the instructions mentioning something about this. Sorry, not much help.
617324
Hi, Matthew: No, I don't have a remote. I paired the light/speaker using my cellphone, where some of my music is stored and from which I can stream Amazon or Google music. I suspect you can do the same. Joseph Green
752011
Yes you can and I did. Ge makes a low profile junction box (model 24772, sold on Amazon) that links your household circuit and these lights. Mount it under your cabinet, then you just add additional together with the link cables supplied with the lights. Works very well and I really like the bright white light these units put out.
1635871
It is for stationary lights only. I don't believe there is anything on this that would actually give you the ability to remotely move the light.
1518822
Yes, you can. I just installed the fan this past Sunday, and I didn't use the remote. It will install like any normal fan with a light kit...ground, black, white, and blue wires.
2039306
Not sure what you mean by addressable. I assume you mean tying one remote to one light so it will only work with that light. I do not believe that's possible. However, the remotes need to be very close to the light and pointed directly at it to work. Therefore, unless the lights are RIGHT next to each other, you can change one light to one color, then move to the next light and change it to a different color. I do this for holidays and will do the same for Christmas. I.E. - One light red, one light green, next one red, etc.
1683592
You can do both. The remote only have a 2ft Max range. The actual light on the front panel of the unit is the switch u press. Hope this helps.
871425
Without making any electrical changes to the light, you won't be able to slave them together. I am almost certain though, that you can have multiple lights respond to a single remote. If the lights are physically close together you can probably have them all change at the same time with the single remote. If they are too far apart you will need to move the remote to point it at each light individually. For what it is worth, this is a great light for the money.