The description says that it is a remote level controller. Does it work with an infrared remote control? If not, do you know of one that does?
1545008
This will not work with any remote control. It is simply a split in the RCA line with a variable resistor inside.
1545009
No, this knob IS the remote. Instead of running your red/white RCA cables straight from the amp to head unit, you run them to this remote controller instead, then another set from this remote to the head unit.
1545010
No, it does not work with an infrared remote. It has a manual knob only. I do not know of one that uses a remote.
811320
I find that it works well with most ir controls. They have the discrete codes online
649359
The IR type remotes I have had have worked on different controllers so i'd say you'd be safe doing that. You just will have to point it at each one to work since they are IR. Same as your TV remote.
1300172
Reviewed unit reccomended - show IR (infa Red Remote) pin connector - this means you attach an IR Receiver and your remote should control device.
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There is nothing you can do. All of the units I have purchased, the remotes are total and utter crap. I just adjust it manually. They work if you are like 3 feet in front of the unit and are pointing directly at the IR sensor.
1706947
This wand is what is known as a "learning" remote and should be usable with almost any consumer electronics device that uses an infrared remote. Infrared remote controls send out a code sequence by flashing an infrared light (which the human eye cannot see) which is received and interpreted by the controlled device; there is a different sequence for each command (button) on your remote. For each motion to which the wand reacts, you "teach" it the command from another infrared (IR) remote control; note that this means you must have the original remote control(s) for the device(s) you will be controlling. If you are not sure if your remote control is IR (most are), look on your remote for a dark red window on the end that normally you point at the controlled device; a bright flashlight may help you see the window. I haven't received the unit yet, but the reviews here report the instructions are very good. There is a very nice web site, thewandcompany.com, with a complete FAQ and videos of the motions to which the remote responds.
1065800
Don't think you can do that. it Is just a very good universal IR control. If you need more expert opinion, maybe you should visit the touchsquid forum.
1127255
I know these posts are old...but yeah, the remotes work with any of them. I mounted two of these behind a tv and a single click will control both. And some more info for anyone researching these, the remote does require line of site to the light emitting face of the bulb. I have mine facing upwards and the tv isn't mounted very high, so it's no issue, but if anyone plans on putting these facing up above a high cabinet or something, using the remote may be problematic....although if you are committed to it an IR extender may work....something I intend to try.
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I had tried this product but it didn't work for me and I returned it. However, I found one that really does work. It is an infrared signal that goes through walls. Here is the unit: Terk Leapfrog Remote Control Extender Kit LFIRXIt is available from Amazon and eBay, as well as others, for about $38.00, I am especially pleased with it. God luck!
626646
All this device does is extend you existing IR remote through walls or other obstructions and allows whatever device the Monoprice receiver is sitting next to to be controlled by aiming your remote at the Monoprice transmitter. It works with anything as long as it uses IR [Infra Red] technology.
369523
Yes if used with this IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater
1554636
Not unless you're adept at writing some software to do so. This device is used mainly for infrared remote control devices.
236890
This controller ONLY works with dimmable bulbs. It does not work with non-dimmable CFL bulbs. It works great with the Cree dimmable LED bulbs sold at Home Depot.
170381
Rusty, the remote has to be aimed at the radio, I believe it is infrared. It will not work any other way. I have tried it.
1369642
Short answer, "Yes." You have thirteen programmable commands for anything with an infrared sensor. You can operate a light if and only if that light can be controlled by an infrared remote control. In my home, the remote has functions to control volume on the sound system, change channels on the cable box, and adjust temperature on the air conditioner. I can not, however, control my PlayStation 3 at all because that uses Bluetooth, not infrared.
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I received a damaged one... I'm still trying to get my refund... I went to walmart.. It had a remote control.. Works fine.. 12+13 bedroom apt..but may not be able to cooloff anything over 12+12...
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Hi SH, thanks for the question. The remote control is actually also a wall control. It has 3 speeds forward/backward, and a full range light dimmer. If you're referring to other wall controls that do not come with this ceiling fan, they may or may not work with this particular fan. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to one of our experts. They know everything, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now. :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193