SIIG Ultra Compact Wireless IR Remote Control Extender Repeater Kit – 200M (CE-RC0014-S1)

Thanks to these unobtrusive little gadgets I no longer have to channel my inner elasti-person to use the IR remote to control my home theater processor. Yay! They work like a charm, and are dead simple to set up.

This product is Totally Awesome!! I've bought a couple of others. They were NOT worth a S__T!! I am good at this type of stuff. This one unpacked and instructions\diagrams looked at, install was less than 2 minutes!! I was able to lay on my bed and watch TV from my living room cable box. The product is IR and wireless, a big advantage!If you can\or have been able to run your cable box aux coax connection through a wall to another TV, perfect setup! You won't need an extra cable box!! No more $10.00 a month extra box fee!! $120.00-year savings!!!The only very small disadvantage. The little, little IR transmitters could use some double-stick tape. The drag from the weight of the power cord makes them move out of place. I just used a piece of painters tape as the double stick, problem solved!I'm very HAPPY with this product!!!!

Used in basement. 2 rooms away. Used on a bell expreasvu 9200 receiver. Placed the one receiver end in a cabinet and the other by the receiver. The remote pick it up no problem through glass. There is no delay when pressing the remote button. It’s like it’s a UHF remote. Would buy again without question.

Seriously flawed but with one saving grace: It's the only wireless IR that can go through stucco wall (which is a deathtrap for RF due to the wire screen that is used to support the stucco) over a distance of 70 ft, pass several dry walls. I've probably owned every popular R Extenders made in the past 3 decades, none of which can begin to transmit 70 and across a stucco wall.. That said, the emitter output was anemic (one was bad) that it had to be taped right over the sensor of the controlled device. to work. I swapped the emitters with one of the emitters from J-Tech (which wasn't f able to support IR signals above 38Khz). The J tech emitters was far more stronger and can be placed a foot away from the sensor. But this is not the only failure of the SIIg unit, The cabled IRF sensor on the transmitter unit was also defective. Fortunately, I can place the transmitter unit close enough to my sitting area and dispense with the cabled IRF sensor. If not for the fact that I am highly experienced and have spared parts all over the place, I would have to give this a 1 star rating, not 4. The 4 rating is for it's unique ability to transmit over adverse conditions.

Using ATT/DirecTV remote controls on Samsung TV had to press button on the remote twice to make anything happen. Not too compatible with these remotes.

I recently changed cable providers to Spectrum (formerly Time Warner), and Spectrum gave me the Cisco 9865 DVR cable box. Since I keep all of my media equipment in an A/V room ~75 feet away, I required a solution that would be able to change channels on the box remotely. After days of researching, and a few failed attempts at using other wireless and wired IR Blaster solutions, I came across the SIIG. I'm blown away by how well these little guys work. First, they work perfectly when other products didn't. Second, there is no delay at all from when you press the remote and get a response. Third, SIIG was extremely easy to install. Fourth, at $45 buck this was much less expensive than other failed products. I HIGHLY recommend the SIIG.

This SIIG Ultra Compact Wireless IR Remote Controller worked great for me.Only took me about 20 minutes to set up, very simple.The Transmitter (gray ring unit) is so powerful I did not even hook up the Extension cable from the Transmitter to the TVs infrared eye.I just plugged the transmitter into 110 volt wall outlet and set it about 10' below my ceiling/wall mounted TVwith the lights on the little unit pointing towards my easy chair.The Receiver (red ring unit), I did use the dual head IR emitter cable to control 2 items,putting 1 head on my Dish Network receiver & 1 head on my Marantz SR-7007 surround sound receivers infrared eyes.(Use some Scotch tape to try placement on your units infrared eyes first, before you use the more semi-permanent 3M stickers).These just need to be spot on each receivers eye and presto, your in business!If you cant see where the IR lens on the Dish/TV/Receiver/etc,put a bright flashlight close at the the front panel and look for a little circle the size of a pencil eraser head.That's the IR eye, stick the emitter head right there.Just to note;My TV is on my south wall/ceiling and my Dish & Surround receivers are at the north wall(in a vented closet with the solid wood door that is always shut).That is a good 40' from the TV/Transmitter.Also no delay in channel switching like my old (another brand) unit.Happy channel surfing again!

small. easy to install. works great,

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