Review on BAFX Products IR Remote Control Extender | IR Repeater Kit - Control up to 8 Devices (Expandable to 12) by Rob Parsons

A perfect quality product that does what it's supposed to do, and does it well. I installed it to replicate the IR lighting in a new A/V installation in a closet with a TV on top. The devices are located inside on a full pull-out shelf. The sensor cable is long enough to be routed from the top/front through the hole in the back of the cabinet to the TV and repeater on the back of the shelf, even when fully extended. The repeater cables are approximately 6 feet long. The sofa in the rectangular room is about 4.5 m from the TV and the sensor attached to it. I bought a second sensor (which will fit) assuming I'll need it to go about 30 feet back into the kitchen. I laid a repeater cable in the wall for this. Well I'm happy to report that a sensor works all the way from the kitchen! So I have an extra sensor. For what? Well that was a pleasant surprise. So I would suggest if you don't need to go around some obstacles that block IR (and can't detect, maybe place the sensor on top or side etc.). The emitters have a double output. This may seem normal - and often it is - and you can compress more blocks if you like. Personally, I would rather have 6 to 8 individual radiators than two. The reason now is that two devices are wired together. It seems fine once it's set - but you can still use flatbread. Pros: - Works. It just works. - Sensor range 30-35 feet in my room - with LEDs and incandescent bulbs and nothing obviously blocking the path. - Lots of inputs and outputs. - Fasteners (I use industrial grade Velcro on the back of the device drawer. Cons: - Personal preference or single emitters, although with HDMI control I ended up using "dual" for a few devices and left the 2nd emitter on the corner .