Does wireless remote work around corners & through 1 fiberglass panel or do i need wired remote? Thanx mark
2002530
I've never used the remote. I always have the radio set up on Bluetooth to my phone. I control everything with my phone, station, pandora, volume etc. I have a 36 ft cruiser. I leave the phone at the helm and the radio is forward in the cabin. Even with the cabin door close, I have no issues.
2002531
The wireless remote works via infra-red like your TV remote does. I've found that it will function through one of those tinted plastic stereo covers, but, mine will only work if I am oriented toward the radio face. I cannot, for example, use the remote to reliably control the radio if I am standing at the bow of my center console due to the radio's face orientation aft.Edit: This just popped in my head, but, you can probably use one of those IR repeaters common in home stereo and mount the receiver in a more conducive location.
1030302
The external receiver pod which is about 1 inch x 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch can be double sided taped to any surface. Your remote must have a clear line of sight to this pod. Wires then can run to concealed unit.
333640
No it is RF not "line of sight" so it works behind doors or walls. 100ft of open space. The more that is in the way, the weaker the signal gets. (doors, walls, etc) but it is very powerful. It's my go-to remote for any presentation. Hasn't failed me once.
192582
Remote goes under canopy section (@ ceiling), not in fan. I have one of these and it works great.
611813
The remote is a surface mount box, you can take it apart, and attach it to a single gang box, but it will not recess in it, it will still be an inch out from the box you want to hide.
1948843
This remote operates through furniture. I have one behind the bed , another behind a dresser and another behind a couch. Remote works without any problems through walls as well.
1439191
not wireless, I would not trust the remote under water, but probably ok for splashes, not sure on cables, maybe 5-10 feet? I keep the remote within 3 feet of the winch.
1480640
No, there is no wired remote... It will play music from a Bluetooth source located within 15 feet or so that does not have to be line of sight
1231406
The wireless remote is a 4 point plug. The pins are at the 10/12/2 and 6 o'clock positions.The wired remote is 3 point plug and are at the 10/2/6 o'clock positions.I hope this helps.
2192003
The remote does not work well if large objects made of metal are between you! Does work through wall to my garage and in plain sight it works from around 100+feet!
52454
Hi octavi0, this Sony CDXM20 will work properly on wired remote since it has wired remote terminal. -Ely
1333626
The remote works whether you can see the outlet or not. I have mine behind my sectional sofa. I was unable to get to easily reach the light in the corner behind the sofa. I used this to plug my lamp into. It works perfectly. I can turn the light on and off using the remote. As far as working through walls, it does in my house. I went as far as the guest room about 25-30 ft away, closed the door and was able to turn the light on and off. I use the other outlet plug ins for my Christmas tree and lights. They make life so easy. You won't regret them. Hope this helps.
1504721
Yes. Coax is preferred. Ethernet works but might not be supported by Dish (go to satelliteguys dot com for that). And then there's adding wireless to an existing Joey, or just buying a wireless Joey.
2107040
This unit is just wired in place of the existing lock. You mount this between the door frame and the interior door panel. After it's mounted you cut the wiring going to the old lock and wire this in its place. It works the same as your old lock did, no other controller or remote used.
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Replace the hard wired switch with the switch that has the receiver. Then place your wireless switch within 50' of the other and you should be fine. Mine works great.
1735263
It should with an obstruction free path. I've found Fridgidaire remotes to be kinda crap in general, let alone at a distance. They rarely "communicate" with the AC unit. I hope your experience is different.
782141
No it is an ir signal not an rf so it needs line of sight, you can try to find an ir eye extender and then mount it up front so the remote will work