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product_id: 8519600
title: "StarTech.com Wireless IR Remote Control Extender - 330 ft / 100m - IR to RF - Infrared Repeater - IR Extender for Cable Box - IR Repeater Kit (IREXT2),Gray"
brand: "startech"
price: "₨127"
currency: SCR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.sc/products/8519600-startech-com-wireless-ir-remote-control-extender-330-ft-100m
store_origin: SC
region: Seychelles
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# 10.2 Gbps speed 330 ft range IR to RF tech StarTech.com Wireless IR Remote Control Extender - 330 ft / 100m - IR to RF - Infrared Repeater - IR Extender for Cable Box - IR Repeater Kit (IREXT2),Gray

**Brand:** startech
**Price:** ₨127
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Control Your Space, Elevate Your Game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** StarTech.com Wireless IR Remote Control Extender - 330 ft / 100m - IR to RF - Infrared Repeater - IR Extender for Cable Box - IR Repeater Kit (IREXT2),Gray by startech
- **How much does it cost?** ₨127 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sc](https://www.desertcart.sc/products/8519600-startech-com-wireless-ir-remote-control-extender-330-ft-100m)

## Best For

- startech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted startech brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Cut the Cords:** Transform your IR devices into wireless wonders with IR to RF technology.
- • **Sleek & Subtle Design:** The elegant gray finish complements any home setup.
- • **Lightweight & Portable:** At just 1.08 lbs, take your entertainment anywhere!
- • **Unleash Your Entertainment:** Experience seamless control from up to 330 feet away!
- • **Lightning-Fast Data Transfer:** Enjoy a blazing 10.2 Gbps for uninterrupted streaming.

## Overview

The StarTech.com Wireless IR Remote Control Extender allows you to control your IR devices from up to 330 feet away, utilizing advanced IR to RF technology. With a data transfer rate of 10.2 Gbps, this sleek gray extender is lightweight at just 1.08 pounds, making it a perfect addition to any home entertainment setup.

## Description

STARTECH, WIRELESS INFRARED IR REMOTE CONTROL EXTENDER - LONG RANGE WIRELESS IR TO RF EXTENDER FOR REMOTE CONTROL 330 FT (100M)

## Features

- Up to 330ft
- Extender
- gray

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Connector Type Used on Cable | RJ45 |
| Range | 330 Feet |
| Wireless Compability | Infrared |
| Data Transfer Rate | 10.2 Gigabits Per Second |
| Item Weight | 1.08 Pounds |
| Color | Gray |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** StarTech
- **Wireless Communication Standard:** Infrared
- **Data Transfer Rate:** 10.2 Gigabits Per Second
- **Color:** Gray
- **Included Components:** Extender

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The StarTech "transmitter" has excellent sensitivity for listening for my TV/DirecTV remote
*by A***R on March 23, 2017*

The StarTech devices work as advertised; they are replacing fifteen year old Radio Shack tech. StarTech labels each device. The "transmitter" listens for your remote inputs and transmits the signals on radio frequencies. The "receiver" receives the signals as RF and converts them back to infrared to control your devices. The infrared signals are effectively light, so line-of-sight is a requirement for those signals; RF signals between the StarTech units are where the magic happens.The StarTech "transmitter" has excellent sensitivity for listening for my TV/DirecTV remote, extending across the entire living room with good angles. The optional (included) cabled IR outputs that plug into the "receiver" are a nice touch, as they allow greater flexibility in positioning the unit in relation to the devices to be controlled. No issues with button-doubling, other than normal human error.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beware of a Flickering Red Light in the Receiver, Range Killer!
*by J***N on July 1, 2018*

After looking at several other reviews, that were disappointed in the range or just said that it would not work with DirecTV or whatever set up they had, I went ahead and and took a chance and bought one anyway. I cannot emphasize how important your experience can be with this unit and it all depends on close observance.We are talking about a ranch house out in Texas. Fiber optics cable was already ran from a splitter hooked up to a DirecTV satellite box in the house bedroom out to a outdoor pavilion 30 feet by 50 feet with a tin roof on top. Distance was about 80 feet. The receiver unit in the bedroom was about a foot from the ceiling on the same shelf as the DirecTV satellite box. Transmitter unit at the Pavilion was about five feet off the ground on a wooden shelf. Very little obstruction except for the bedroom wall. At first I didn't get anything at all. It didn't work. Was getting pretty disappointed moving the receiver and transmitter around trying to find a hot spot.So I was just about to pack it up that evening and send it back to Amazon for a refund when I decided to have a close look at exactly what was going on. The bedroom was dimly lit. I climbed up on the ladder and noticed through the lens on the receiver unit you could see a flickering red light inside fairly bright and it was on all the time. So I am receiving a unwanted signal from somewhere. We are talking about interference. At first I decided to play the interference tracker guy. Turned off the fluorescent lights in the house as well as the lights on the porch, shut off the variable speed fan and what other suspicious things I could think of. This was all to no avail.Finally I put the unit just outside the bedroom window to see if the red light would go off and it did. This was about a foot off the porch floor. I went over to the pavilion and the unit suddenly came alive and was able to switch channels just about as fast as I could push buttons.I didn't have much wire left on the longest IR blaster or the power supply, but I did make this observation. Every time I moved the receiver unit outside on the porch but closer to the where the satellite box was behind the wall, once again the red light came on and was killing all efforts from the transmitter out in the pavilion.It took a little bit effort but I decided it would be best to move the receiver outside on a shelf and a considerable distance away from the satellite box. So I took some telephone wire, fired up the soldering iron, grabbed the heat shrink tubing and added about 10 feet to the power supply cable as well as the IR blaster cable, of course observing polarity in both cases. It is now mounted about six feet off of the porch floor and and about 12 feet away from the bedroom, no more red lights. Before doing that I played around with it and from a distance of six feet or more away from the box there was no red light nor could I deliberately pick up anything unless I moved it back towards the bedroom that had the satellite box. Just wanted to have a little insurance, so 12 feet worked great. During the adventure I tried just putting it on the porch floor away from the bedroom and bingo it still received the signal from the pavilion.Bottom line is whenever a signal is being received whether it is infrared going to the transmitter or it is radio waves going into the receiver, if you look very closely at either unit you'll see the red light come on briefly when someone presses a button on the remote. If you have a red light that is continuously on, on the receiver, your signal from the transmitter is blocked big time and the range is pathetic to nonexistent.The only other criticism I have is that it seemed like the distance from the remote control to the transmitter could be a little bit more. I did find that if you tilt the transmitter about 45 degrees, a little bit of that window is more exposed and seemed to pick up a little bit better on infrared. About the most distance I could get was about 20 feet reliably. Adequate but wish it was a little more sensitive. You can get creative though and locate your transmitter fairly close by where you are sitting and it works great.The DirecTV box that I have is made out of plastic instead of the metal boxes we had several years ago. Every receiver is also a low-level transmitter. If I had to do it again and I saw that flickering red light on the receiver, I would've killed the power to the DirecTV box, just to see if the red light went out, of coarse not a permanent solution. But anyway I got it working. It makes me wonder though how many people have given up on this, thinking the range is lousy when they are picking up interference at the receiver. Did not see a word about this in the instructions. No doubt there are other satellite boxes made out of plastic. Space in the bedroom is very limited and the satellite box was on a small shelf and the choice to go outside made more sense. The porch has a good stable roof and I doubt if rain would be a big factor. Also no sunlight on the plastic. Others with fewer space restrictions can probably find a spot without splicing in extra cable.I hope this helps somebody. Beware of continuous flickering red lights on the receiving unit. And regardless of where the interference is, one should be able to move the receiver where there is none.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great product
*by M***R on March 30, 2015*

I bought the Startech IREXT2 to use with my cable box. Since I live alone I placed a signal booster and run 6 TV's throughout the house on one cable box and use the Startech to route the remote signal to the box which is in the crawlspace alongwith the infrared tx/rf rx. I simply place the infrared rx/rf tx in the room with the tv and point the remote at it. It works great. I have ordered another Startech so I do not need to move the device from room to room. I like this setup because as long as I have the tv already on all I have to do if I go to another room is turn the tv on, the channel is already selected and I don't have to mess around finding the channel I am watching. This setup works great if you live alone but not so well if you have multiple people wanting to watch different channels. However the Startech works great under any situation where you want to extend and infrared signal.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-27*