NextGen Remote Extender

The transmitter is designed to replace one of the batteries in your remote. It includes a specialized rechargeable battery that fits into the battery compartment, allowing the device to convert your remote's IR signal into an RF signal.

Yes. Because the system converts your remote's signal to RF, it bypasses the need for a direct line-of-sight. You can easily control components tucked away behind cabinet doors or in other rooms up to 100 feet away.

Yes, the Genius model is specifically designed to handle this. It allows for independent control of up to five components of the same brand, preventing the issue where one remote command accidentally triggers multiple devices.

It is compatible with most standard remotes that use AA or AAA batteries. As long as your remote uses these common battery sizes, the transmitter should fit and function correctly.

The kit includes the Genius transmitter, a receiver unit, a set of 2/3 AA rechargeable batteries, a charging unit, and a 3-eye IR emitter to ensure your components receive the signal properly.

Yes, the receiver unit requires a connection to an AC power outlet. The system uses a green, energy-efficient power supply to minimize electricity consumption while maintaining a reliable connection.