Is it RF or Infrared, on the picture, it shows an RF remote and the description tell IR, i'm confused?
1988233
it's IR Infrade Controller, not RF remote controller, there is something wrong with the description.
1988234
I have purchased this controller and received an rf unit. To be certain you get what you want, you may need to find one that is more clearly described.
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
370920
There is no light. You can think of Flirc as a universal IR receiver. It doesn't matter what signals your remote puts out, as you can teach Flirc to understand whatever you have.
1958519
It is an Infrared remote that has motion sense backlights. It is then "off" till you press a button, or move it to get the lights to come on. Battery life has been good so far. I got mine on release date and it is still on the first set of batteries with no noticeable signal strength loss.
177862
The remote that came with the UHF to ir unit. Works well in our RV through walls. To turn TV on and off and adjust volume we use the TV remote.
292117
Manually go to remote setup on the receiver and check to be sure both the receiver & remote are the same, either IR or RF.
544720
Mine has the model number - "RC65" - in the far upper left corner, above TV Input and to the left of the control slider. Same for all four I have had. Mine is an IR only; not RF.
1987449
No, not infra red. I believe RF...Mine was in back of wall and worked . by the way, Stopped working after 2 months.. I could not turn lights off... Unwired it and now back to old manual switch....
1574633
Buy this one XO Vision IR620 Universal IR Wireless FoldableIt's another brand but it is infra red at least that's what I didBob
2127140
It has an infrared transmitter in it and an app that can be programmed as a universal remote. I never actually used that part though.
1641964
This is an older model of the D70. There is no mention of infrared in the manual.
533418
it's infrared (same technology as on TV remotes), it has no affect on the airplane The worst you can do is turn off the inflight movie
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.)
1576749
This one is just the receiver. The Transmission system with IR repeater is the one you would need if you're just setting up your system. It includes a transmitter, receiver, and the IR repeater. You can buy additional receivers if you want to add more components in to your system.
913932
IR requires line of sight and has a shorter distance limit. You can turn your head and lose the IR signal. RF is better for this purpose.
1470450
One is infrared, The other is rf and can change the channel of the second receiver from a different room. It is by radio frequency. The second one is not line of sight and works through wall and from other rooms. I hope that answers your question.
343277
There is not. I have mine behind my TV, and it works fine. I think that it may be using RF, rather than IR, but would have to double-check.