ᐅ Ansulta and two remote controls, is that possible?

Hello everyone,

Today I built a bedroom lamp using an IKEA wooden crate and the Ansulta system. The idea was to control the lamp from the bed using a remote control. Unfortunately, the system only allows one remote to be paired. It only works with either one or the other.

Does anyone have a solution idea?

Regards
Kay

One remote control works per transformer. If necessary, you might need to get a second transformer for about 20.-.

Thank you very much! By any chance, does the remote control use the same frequency every x number? If so, you could buy a few and test them.

Regards
Kay

Hello,

the frequencies of different transmitters are identical (the receiver learns the remote control). It mainly depends on the ID of the remote control – and how it can be changed.

Regards,
IKEA-Freund

I want to solve the same problem now, but I haven’t found anyone who has managed to do it before.
On the bottom side of the remote control, there is a small sticker with a number. An ID?
What if you have two remote controls with the same ID? (Assuming you can find them on the shelf, probably more like a lottery).

If someone has already managed this, please describe how.

Or does anyone know a way to clone the signal? I imagine it like universal remote controls for TVs, but those work with infrared. I don’t trust the Ansluta.
But maybe someone knows other devices that can copy the signal from the Ansluta?