When using the IR cable to the hub, is the IR transmitting signal strong? Will it send a strong IR signal like 25-30 feet? null

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hwillie · Accepted Answer

I don't know about 25-30 feet but it bounces around in my TV console and controls 3 shelves in one compartment and one in another compartment. I think that says it is pretty strong.

MJJDragon · Answer

You only need the IR blaster if you position your harmony hub inside de a drawer or cabinet, if its placed in plain view from devices you wont need the IR blaster

Cableguy · Answer

Haven't tried the ir remote, but the hub itself sends a strong enough signal to bounce off wall and hit my gear where the Hub is installed. Round trip from hub to wall ba k to gear about 30 feet.

MrWulF · Answer

Yes the IR blasters will transmit a good 20-25 feet+. I am sending from the back wall of my theater (about 25' from my projector screen), which then bounces it back to the projector another 12' from the screen. So, I would think that should mean it is good at least out to about 35'+.

Answered by MrWulF 9 years ago

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Zoll · Answer

Yes. But it must have line of sight. No obstructions.

“When using the IR cable to the hub, is the IR transmitting signal strong? Will it send a strong IR signal like 25-30 feet?”

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