How many devices can you use with this IR infrared remote extender?
375181
There are five HDMI inputs and one HDMI output, so you could have up to five devices connected to a single monitor.
118541
This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires between rooms.
105029
I have this ir repeater hooked up to several devices receivers included and works as I wanted. very pleased with the unit.
1685577
This product is an IR repeater. It takes the same infra red signal any IR remote produces and spits it out on the other end. ( that end is placed on the IR receiver of any device.)
2238945
This IR extender simply takes a received IR signal, transforms it to an electrical signal which then travels along a wire to another IR device at the end of the wire. This IR device converts the electrical signal back to IR and transmits it back into the environment.If connected properly, it will work with virtually any/all IR remotes. If you have an IR remote, 99% chance it will work.
1559412
Yes you will need a seperate extender. With the exception if your TV BOX Remote runs over radio instead of IR-Signals. Then the distance shouldnt be a problem. IR is only good for a couple of meters.
282860
It is for two and three way switches be sure to check the model and function of the switch. I use it to control the six recessed lights in my game room. I have paired it with a Logitech remote that controls my entertainment system and other electronics. I only use one switch with the IR function and can change the light settings from anywhere in the room, (I always have the remote with me).
608769
yes you can use both RF and IR simultaneously. I use IR for my TV (since it is in plain sight) and use RF for all of my other devices. In the software setup you tell how you want to control each device.
182974
I don't have this device but I do have another brand and it works with RF, infrared couldn't possibly be used as its too localized and requires direct view of the transmitter.
2238946
This IR extender simply takes a received IR signal, transforms it to an electrical signal which then travels along a wire to another IR device at the end of the wire. This IR device converts the electrical signal back to IR and transmits it back into the environment. If connected properly, it will work with virtually any/all IR remotes. If you have an IR remote, 99% chance it will work.
452598
Not sure exactly but I have one emitter controlling 4 devices and 3 decives on the other 2 emitters. You just need to purchase a a 3 in 1 emiiter or combine via a splitter.
2079234
Yes it works and well with my universal remote on ALL my devices.............I was very glad for this IR Extender..........
1742231
you can run several remotes to control one extender but the rf battery transmitters installed in each one must all be the same frequency
854773
Hi there! Yes you can use multiple extenders for increased range - their main source of wireless connection would need to be the same.
1875697
Well you can use 8 devices with the remote. So if the device you have is not in the book you can make the remote learn the device so it is usable. I believe that's all the learn button does.
985086
Use this device. You will need to run single IR eye out of closet and stick it within view of your remote. It works great. You need to know where IR eye is on each device so you can attach this devices tentacle eyes directly over then easily connects to main box. Up to 6 devices depending on version you buy.
389697
Yes it will work on as many as you need. It learns whatever signal you point at it so theoretically you could have a different remote for each IR button. The D-pad on this is IR only which was a deal breaker for me since I didn't have a flirc so I returned it and got the aerb.