Introducing the Anderic RR3720 Universal Projector Remote Control
Elevate your projector control experience with the Anderic RR3720, the ultimate universal projector remote. Designed to simplify your projector operation, this remote is compatible with a wide range of projector brands and manufacturers, offering unmatched versatility.
Key Features:
Universal Compatibility: The RR3720 is your go-to solution for controlling most projector brands and manufacturers. Say goodbye to the hassle of juggling multiple remotes; this one does it all.
Easy Programming: We've made setup a breeze with included programming instructions. Even if you're not a tech whiz, you'll have your RR3720 up and running in no time.
Learn from Your Original Remote: If you have your original remote, the RR3720 provides the option to learn its keys. Simply follow the clear instructions in the included manual to effortlessly configure your remote to mirror your original remote's functionality.
Experience seamless projector control with the Anderic RR3720, your universal solution for diverse projector brands. Say goodbye to remote clutter and complicated setup processes – choose simplicity and versatility with the RR3720 today!
NOTES:
To cycle through all the codes when programming, please allow up to 5 minutes.
Model: RR3720 Universal with Learning Part Number: RR3720 Catalogue No.: 274642
Battery Required : AAA Battery 2 pack Frequency Type : IR Dimensions: 2.00 x 7.50 x 1.00 (W x L x D, inches)
Customer Reviews
6 reviews
by Devin on August 30, 2024
Seems to work! I haven't found any codes where every button works, but that's just the reality with universal remotes a lot. It does everything I need it to.
by TAIWO on August 14, 2024
Thank you for checking. The remote works very well.
Thank you.
by Rae D on March 25, 2024
Worked perfectly with our JVC projector! Thanks!
by Richard on March 17, 2023
The Universal Report that was recommended by Erick, worked perfectly!
by David on February 01, 2023
Worked as advertised!
by Sue on December 29, 2022
Not exactly a match - does not turn the projector off. Other functions work