Microsmith Hot Link Pro Remote Control Booster System - 8225P Reviews

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This item installs easily and works just as promised. Installation took only about 10 minutes. from Amazon.com The Hot Link Pro Booster is a great kit. You will be able to move any or all of your IR-controlled devices to a hidden location (inside an oak cabinet in my case) to minimize clutter, wiring chaos, or just to make dusting possible. from Amazon.com Pros - Simple setup, works perfectly. Plenty of wire for up to six components. from Amazon.com Meant to click 5 STARS but couldn't edit my selection! This product is great. It is extremely easy to install. from Amazon.com The Hot Link Pro worked as advertised or better. It was very easy to setup and worked with the Harmony one remote control. from Amazon.com Hot Link Pro Remote Control Booster System ( 8225P ) from Amazon.com The Hot Link Pro unit works as advertised! I mounted the "eye" behind my TV Stand, screwing the little clamp that was provided, just below the top surface, so that it was just barely out of sight. from Amazon.com said she didn't want to display my A/V equipment:( and wanted it behind the cabinet doors. I searched far and wide for a IR repeater. Folks, this should be a simple device, and the Hot Link Pro is exactly that. It is small and the cables have plenty of length. from Amazon.com All of my A/V equipment is in an enclosed cabinet, and until recently I had been using a Logitech Harmony 1000 with an RF extender to control it. When the Logitech unit broke, I wanted to replace it with a Harmony One - a great remote, but one missing RF capability to allow you to use it to control equipment in a cabinet. from Amazon.com I had previously purchased 2 other IR repeaters costing over 2 times the cost of the Hot Link Pro. My objective was to find an IR repeater that would operate the AT&T Uverse Motorola receivers. from Amazon.com

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