Will it work if I place the ir receiver under my plasma tv? My tv is mounted over the fire place, and I was going to place the receiver on the bottom
1030300
I had it placed like this for a while but found that I had to angle my remotes more than I wanted to. I wound up sticking it to the front right underneath the TVs IR receiver and secured it with double sided tape and used electrical tape to secure the cable along the back of the tv.
1030301
It probably will. I have my tv mounted over the fire place and the it box in the adjacent hallway closet. The little signal box is on the front of the tv and it works great.
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.
1030303
That's what Idid and I had no problems. To be on the safe side I set it back from the face of the screen just to ensure there was no interference
1030304
Your Remote Control needs direct line of sight to the receiver - so as long as that is true you are all set. I have my TV mounted above fireplace with receiver mounted under the mantel, this has worked out great.
1030305
The important requirements are 1. a straight unobstructed path from the transmitter to the receiver; and 2. the angle between the transmitter-receiver line and a perpendicular to the transmitter be less than the requirement in the directions, probably about 50 degrees (try to orient the receiver to face the remote in the most usual location).
1964222
We have a 40" Sony TV on it and it works fine. I think the plasmas are a bit heavier. You should check to see if there is a weight spec. It is pretty solid so should work.
1096181
Yes, the remote extender doesn't connect to the TV itself. Just to the hidden components, then place the IR sensor next to or under the TV so it can catch the IR signals from your remote.
700624
I doubt it would cause any issues. Once you set the speaker on it everything sort of sticks in place, the rubber on the back of the lip overhang and the 2 adjustable rubber boots on the rear of the TV make everything pretty secure. With how its designed, the majority of the weight is going to be pressing down and on to the backside of the TV through the rubber boots. I have a thin samsung plasma from a few years back, no issues for what its worth.
1183276
No. I tried this and did not work, which makes sense because it uses IR sensor/signals. Sorry for the delay in responding.
1722010
It should. I use the one that came with the base unit and it works great with my cable box. The led bulb just needs to be placed in front of the IR on the cable box.
980743
not sure if this will work for your plasma, I got this for my lg led 5500 series, you may want to check this remote LG AKB72914241 that's suppose to be universal replacement for lg plasma's, take a look at your remote model and see if it's listed as replacement. amazon is this universal remote.
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.
563353
As others have answered it is just a speaker and would block any IR signals. Note that the speaker is very small so that it is less likely to block the IR receiver on a TV. This was the primary reason I bought it (and that it got good audio reviews for its size).
1898818
Shouldn't effect the TV, have had no problems with burn in which isn't such an issue with the newer plasma TVs. Best spent monies, enjoy!!!
1576395
It won't work as an IR receiver. Its an emitter that sends signals received via the 3.5 plug and blinks the signal via the stick on. You'll need a xantech or Sewell it kit. The emitter works fine but requires a system to connect to.
2217932
This will work, but I would suggest upgrading your receiver if it's mid-grade or less. This device works fine, but is always pretty warm so I know it's burning a fair amount of electricity even not being used.
980375
Yes, it will work as long as the Plasma has standard RCA red and white audio input jacks on it.
1646247
It should they just change the signal from ir to rf u just have to place the receiver in the proper area or use the little ir peice and place it in front of box
2062453
It is really simple .If your TV has an HDMI input and out put jack then this will work. it is designed so you do not have any cables showing except the power cable. so if your location does not have a wall plug near the TV or, in my case above the fire place, then you can have an electrician install one , so now you have no wires or cables showing and every thing works just great. so to put the other guys opinion to rest Yes This will work on any TV with HDMI jacks....
2163572
Call the manufacturer. Plasma TVs are very heavy. My guess is it would but I would not go on my advice. That mount is EXTREMELY heavy so you better and something solid to mount it into or the whole thing will fall off the wall!
1625425
This is exactly what we did and it works fine. As long as your components fit of course. We have it next to fireplace where tv is mounted. We are happy with it.