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Xantech DL85K IR Kit

By |July 24th, 2026|

Complete IR repeater system with IR sensor, connecting block, and emitters. slim IR sensor can be mounted to any flat surface with double-sided tape. Mount the low-profile IR sensor on your TV's bezel or stand within line of sight of your remotes.

Xantech DL85K IR Kit

By |July 24th, 2026|

Complete IR repeater system with IR sensor, connecting block, and emitters. slim IR sensor can be mounted to any flat surface with double-sided tape. Mount the low-profile IR sensor on your TV's bezel or stand within line of sight of your remotes.

Xantech DL85K IR Kit

By |July 24th, 2026|

Product highlightscomplete IR repeater system with IR sensor, connecting block, and emitters use your existing remotes to control equipment hidden inside an enclosed cabinet control up to 4 A/V components with the included IR emitters slim IR sensor can be mounted to any flat surface with double-sided tape included trim kits match white, silver, and black A/V components simple plug-and-play setup power supply included warranty: limited lifetime What's in the boxIR Connecting block IR Receiver (attached 7' cable terminated with a male 3.5mm TRS connector) 4 IR Emitters (attached 10' cable terminated with a male 3.5mm TS connector) 4-Pin terminal block (installed) Black receiver trim-ring (installed) White receiver trim-ring Silver receiver trim-ring AC Power supply with attached 6' DC cord (12VDC/0.5A output) 2 Adhesive strips 12 Adhesive pads for IR emitters Two 3/8" screws Installation instructions About this itemWritten by Crutchfield's Kramer CraneEasily control out-of-sight components Looking for a simple way to control your home theater equipment, even if it's hidden behind closed doors? Xantech's DL85K infrared (IR) repeater system gives you easy remote control of your home theater receiver and other A/V gear placed inside an enclosed cabinet or other spaces that your remote's IR signals can't reach. How this kit works Mount the low-profile IR sensor on your TV's bezel or stand within line of sight of your remotes. The sensor receives IR commands and relays them back to a connecting block that stays hidden away with your components. The connecting block in turn sends the commands to the four included infrared emitters, which you place in front of your components. The system works with your existing remote controls, or you can add a universal one to control your equipment.

Xantech DL85K IR Kit

By |July 24th, 2026|

Product highlightscomplete IR repeater system with IR sensor, connecting block, and emitters use your existing remotes to control equipment hidden inside an enclosed cabinet control up to 4 A/V components with the included IR emitters slim IR sensor can be mounted to any flat surface with double-sided tape included trim kits match white, silver, and black A/V components simple plug-and-play setup power supply included warranty: limited lifetime What's in the boxIR Connecting block IR Receiver (attached 7' cable terminated with a male 3.5mm TRS connector) 4 IR Emitters (attached 10' cable terminated with a male 3.5mm TS connector) 4-Pin terminal block (installed) Black receiver trim-ring (installed) White receiver trim-ring Silver receiver trim-ring AC Power supply with attached 6' DC cord (12VDC/0.5A output) 2 Adhesive strips 12 Adhesive pads for IR emitters Two 3/8" screws Installation instructions About this itemWritten by Crutchfield's Kramer CraneEasily control out-of-sight components Looking for a simple way to control your home theater equipment, even if it's hidden behind closed doors? Xantech's DL85K infrared (IR) repeater system gives you easy remote control of your home theater receiver and other A/V gear placed inside an enclosed cabinet or other spaces that your remote's IR signals can't reach. How this kit works Mount the low-profile IR sensor on your TV's bezel or stand within line of sight of your remotes. The sensor receives IR commands and relays them back to a connecting block that stays hidden away with your components. The connecting block in turn sends the commands to the four included infrared emitters, which you place in front of your components. The system works with your existing remote controls, or you can add a universal one to control your equipment.