IR Infrared Hub Repeater System 12V 1 Receiver 2 Emitter Remote Control Extender

IR Hub - Control Hidden AV Equipment - 12V Power SupplyOverviewOur IR system is suitable for use with all major brands of remote control including universal remote controls. It allows information gathered from IR receivers to be relayed to IR emitters to control and operate AV equipment (whether they are in an AV cupboard or another room). Up to 5 IR receivers and 12 IR emitters can be used with this hub to control up to 12 sources such as an amp, Blu-Ray player, DVD player, sky box, etc. Once installed it can be fixed into position using the supplied screws.What's Included?1 x IR Hub1 x IR Receiver (3m Long)1 x Dual IR Emitter (3m Long) - - for use with up to 2 sources1 x 12V Power Supply - for IR HubScrews for mounting IR HubSelf-adhesive tape underneath the IR receiver and IR emittersInstallationNormally the IR hub would be located near to your AV equipment. There are six 3.5mm mono emitter sockets (as seen on the diagram above) to which up to six dual IR emitters can be connected, please search through our shop to find this product, single emitters are available too. Up to five IR receivers can be used with this hub by wiring them in parallel at the screw terminals. The screw terminals are labelled +12VDC, ground, status and signal, the IR receiver has the following wiring to the 3.5mm stereo plug, Signal is tip, ground is the ring and power is the sleeve. We recommend only extending the IR receiver cables up to 20 metres each. When only one IR receiver is being used, we recommend not exceeding 50 metres for the total cable length. IR receivers are available in our shop too, they come in pre-set lengths of 3 metres. To extend an IR receiver cable, a '3.5mm extension cable' should be used, alternatively you can make your own cable to a set length by using, CAT5 cable and 3.5mm stereo plug and socket connectors. IR emitters should be positioned in front of, above, below or fixed on to the IR receiver on your source device and any signals fed to the emitter will be