Written by: Matthew Timmins, Founder and Managing Director, Leva Sleep | Last updated: June 26, 2026
Key Takeaways
- Split king and split queen adjustable beds give each partner independent control, so snoring, pain, or firmness differences no longer force nightly compromises.
- Physical cord syncing uses a simple RJ cable to link bases, so one remote can move both sides together while still allowing separate control.
- Wireless remote pairing and the Leva Sleep app provide cable-free syncing, and the app adds anti-snore mode and saved position presets.
- Choosing between cord, remote, or app syncing depends on room layout, comfort with technology, and whether partners prefer one shared remote or individual controls.
- Leva Sleep offers whisper-quiet Split King and Split Queen packages with app control and anti-snore mode included, so you can explore packages with app-enabled anti-snore mode and find the right fit for your bedroom.
How Physical Cord Syncing Works
Cord syncing uses an RJ-style connector cable to link two bases electrically. One remote can then send commands to both sides at the same time when master mode is on.
- Power off both bases at the wall before you connect any cables.
- Find the RJ sync port on each base, usually labelled “Sync” or “Link” on the control box.
- Insert one end of the RJ sync cord firmly into the port on the first base until it clicks.
- Run the cable along the bed frame or under the bed to the second base, then insert the other end.
- Power both bases back on. The remote for either side should now show a master-sync button that moves both bases together.
- Test independent control by pressing a single-side button and confirm each side still responds separately.
Decision factors: Room layout determines whether the cord runs cleanly along the frame or creates a trip hazard. To avoid a cord that pulls taut or drapes across walkways, measure the gap between the two bases before you order a replacement cord, because standard lengths vary and the wrong size can create hazards. Once you have the right length installed, use cable management clips or Velcro ties to secure the cord along the frame so it will not catch on bedding during elevation changes.
Callout: Common cord-length mistakes
Ordering a cord that is too short makes it pull taut when the bases separate during adjustment and stresses the connectors. Add 30 cm to your measured gap to allow for movement. Label each end of the cord with a small tag that shows which base it connects to, so reconnection after moving the bed stays simple.
How Wireless Remote Pairing Works
If running a physical cable between bases does not suit your room layout, wireless pairing offers the same syncing ability without cords. Wireless pairing links two remotes electronically using radio frequency or Bluetooth so partners can operate their own side independently or use a shared sync mode.
- Confirm both bases are powered on and within the manufacturer’s pairing range, usually 5 to 10 metres.
- Press and hold the pairing button on the first base’s control box until the indicator light flashes.
- Within 30 seconds, press the pairing button on the matching remote until the light on the base turns solid.
- Repeat the same steps for the second base and its remote.
- To turn on a shared sync mode, check the remote manual for the master-sync button combination, often a long press of two buttons together.
- Test both remotes separately to confirm each controls only its assigned side when sync mode is off.
Decision factors: Bluetooth range weakens through thick walls or metal bed frames, so placement matters. Couples who prefer using one remote instead of two should confirm that the base model supports single-remote master control before they buy.
Callout: Remote pairing failures and reset tips
If a remote does not pair, power-cycle the base by unplugging it for 60 seconds, then try again. Check that the base firmware is current, because outdated firmware often causes pairing failures with newer remotes. A factory reset on the control box clears all paired devices and lets you start fresh.
How the Leva Sleep App Syncs Controls
The Leva Sleep app connects to each base through Bluetooth and gives you individual side profiles, a master sync toggle, and advanced features such as anti-snore mode.
- Download the Leva Sleep app and create an account. Each partner can share one account or use separate profiles on the same device.
- Turn on Bluetooth on the phone and open the app’s device discovery screen.
- Power on the first base. The app detects it and prompts a pairing confirmation, which you accept to link that base to its side profile.
- Repeat the process for the second base and assign it to the opposite side profile.
- In the app’s sync settings, turn master mode on to move both bases together, or leave it off for fully independent control.
- Save preferred positions, such as zero-gravity or reading angle, as named presets for one-tap recall.
The anti-snore mode uses the phone’s microphone to detect snoring sounds and then micro-adjusts the head section of the snoring partner’s side to shift airway position. The adjustment stays gradual enough that it does not wake the sleeper. Couples testing split king bases reported that automatic adjustment of a partner’s side provided snoring relief without waking the other person.
Decision factors: App control suits partners who keep their phones on the nightstand and prefer not to search for a physical remote in the dark. Physical remotes work better for people who find touchscreens hard to use at night.
Callout: App setup tips
Keep the phone within 8 metres of both bases for a stable Bluetooth connection. If you choose white-glove delivery, the team handles the first pairing for you, and you can find more details in the FAQ below.
See which Split King and Split Queen packages include the Leva Sleep app and anti-snore mode.
Split King vs Split Queen: Choosing a Size for Your Room
Before you decide how to sync your bases, confirm which bed size fits your space. The table below compares Split King and Split Queen dimensions so you can plan layout and clearance.
| Feature | Split King | Split Queen |
|---|---|---|
| Size | Two Twin XL bases (193 cm × 203 cm combined) | Two bases combining to Queen dimensions (153 cm × 203 cm) |
| Independent Adjustability | Full independent head, foot, and lumbar control per side | Full independent head, foot, and lumbar control per side |
| Suitability for Canadian Bedrooms | Works best in larger primary bedrooms, common in newer Ontario and Alberta builds | Fits mid-size bedrooms common in older Ontario and Alberta homes |
| Typical Room Fit | Rooms 4.2 m × 4.2 m or larger recommended for comfortable clearance | Rooms 3.6 m × 3.6 m or larger, a space-saving choice for tighter layouts |
Troubleshooting Common Syncing Issues
Motor noise during a sync command usually means the two bases are out of phase, so one side has reached its limit while the other keeps moving. Press the flat-position reset on both remotes at the same time to return both bases to a shared baseline. After that, turn sync mode back on before you send the next command.
Most failed pairing resets resolve with a full power cycle of both bases followed by a firmware check in the app. If the app shows a firmware update, install it before you try to pair again.
For daily use, master mode works well when both partners want zero-gravity or flat at the same time. Individual control works better when schedules differ, such as one partner reading while the other sleeps flat. Leva Sleep’s whisper-quiet German motors keep adjustment noise below conversational levels, so switching modes at night rarely wakes a sleeping partner.
Fitted sheets on split configurations work best when they have deep pockets and reinforced elastic. Leva Sleep’s bedding accessories include extra-elastic fitted sheets that stay anchored through full head and foot elevation cycles.
How to Tell Your Sync System Is Working
A well-tuned sync system shows clear signs in everyday use. Each partner can change position without the other stirring, fitted sheets stay anchored through full elevation cycles, and motor operation stays inaudible from across the room. When anti-snore mode runs, you feel no jolt, only a gradual head-section rise of a few degrees.
After you confirm that core syncing is stable, you can look at upgrades such as a lumbar motor for lower-back support, a pillow-tilt motor for neck alignment, a heating and cooling pad for individual temperature control, or Leva’s full range of adjustable-bed-specific bedding accessories.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Leva Sleep bases compatible with mattresses from other brands?
Leva Sleep bases can work with all-foam and hybrid pocket-coil mattresses from other brands if the mattress bends easily with the base. Leva also sells mattresses from Tempur-Pedic, Simmons, Beautyrest, Serta, and Kingsdown that are confirmed compatible with its bases. For the best performance, Leva recommends pairing its bases with mattresses designed for adjustable use, because innerspring mattresses with rigid border wires can restrict movement and may void the mattress warranty.
What does white-glove delivery include in Ontario and Alberta?
Leva Sleep’s white-glove delivery service, available for a fee in Ontario and Alberta, includes delivery directly to the bedroom, full assembly of the base and mattress, and adjustment of leg heights to your preferred bed height. The team also provides a complete product tutorial that covers remote use and app pairing, and removes the old bed through donation or recycling. The delivery crew assists with initial Bluetooth pairing of the Leva Sleep app so the system is fully operational before they leave.
How long is the warranty on Leva motors?
Leva Sleep provides warranty coverage on its motors as part of its adjustable base packages. For current warranty terms and duration for the model you are considering, contact Leva Sleep directly through the website, because coverage details vary by base tier. Leva’s direct-to-consumer model keeps warranty claims in-house instead of routing them through a third-party retailer, which often results in faster resolution.
Should I choose the app or physical remotes for daily use?
The choice depends on personal habit. The Leva Sleep app suits partners who keep their phones on the nightstand and want advanced features such as anti-snore mode, saved position presets, and vibrating alarms. Physical remotes work better for people who find touchscreens hard to use in low light or who want a dedicated device that does not depend on a phone battery or Bluetooth stability. Both options come with Leva bases, and many couples use the app for setting presets and the physical remote for nightly adjustments.
Ready to Sleep Better Together?
Selecting the right sync method comes down to four criteria: motor noise level, range of independent controls per side, compatibility with your bedding and accessories, and total cost of ownership including delivery and setup. Leva Sleep’s Split King and Split Queen systems address all four with quiet motors, full per-side independent control through cord, remote, or app, purpose-built bedding accessories, and pricing 30 to 50 percent below comparable luxury competitors. With over 25,000 Canadian customers, $50M in lifetime sales, and eight years of adjustable bed specialization, Leva Sleep offers a practical Canadian option for couples who want to share a bed and still sleep well.
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