The Gefen Single Infrared Emitter for Remote Controltransmits IR signals from automation control systems to IR enabled products. It features a mini-phone plug that connects to the automation controller and an emitter shell that attaches directly over the IR sensor of the device intended for control. Compatible automation control systems include the Gefen PACS or Mini PACS.

Housed in a miniature injection-molded shell, the Emitter emits both infrared and visible red light for confirmation of signal transmission.

Transmits IR Signals from Automation Control Systems to IR enabled products

• IR emitter with visible red light for confirmation of signal transmission
• Miniature injection-molded shell to protect the emitter
• High performance double-sided adhesive pads for secure attachment to IR window of AV components

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this remote work through a glass window?

A: Yes if it is in line of sight at around 15 to 20 feet distance

Q: 2. To use this with a Pentax 645z, do you have to point it at the back of the camera, or can you use it in front of the camera?

A: The remote is an infrared (IR) device. There is an IR sensor on both the front and the back of the camera, both of which blink a red light when you have set the camera to operate with the remote. Point the remote at the blinking red light.

Q: 3. Will this work with Pentak K-30?

A: Yes, but note that on K-30 the Infrared sensor is on the front of the camera so it will not work if standing behind the camera, but works fine when in front

Q: 4. Will this work with the Ricoh WG-5, B&H # RIWG5GB?

A: This remote is listed as compatible on the RICOH website. Their product number is O-RC1. It is also listed as an accessory on B&H. It is the remote listed on the Spec heading on B&H listing for WG-5 GPS/I have this remote, & it works great with a Pentax K3, I'm pretty sure it will work with WG-5, based on RICOH's page and B&H Page. Sorry I cannot be more solid in my answer, but I have no experience with the WG-5.

Q: 5. Does this remote work with the Pentax K20D?

A: The Pentax Waterproof Infrared Remote Control is not listed as compatible with the Pentax K20D DSLR Camera.

Q: 6. So, this is NOT compatible with the KP camera model?

A: Unfortunately, the Pentax KP is not compatible with the Pentax Waterproof Infrared Remote Control.

Q: 7. I have a Pentax K-30. I bought this and cannot seem to get it to work if I'm standing behind the camera on a tripod. Am I doing something wrong or is there a better choice?

A: Yes, This remote is an IR trigger, which means it is line of sight. If you are behind the camera,, the camera does not see the signal from the remote.Best way around this is to stand off to one side out of the field of view of the lens you are using.I have K3 and K20d bodies. My copy of this remote works with both.Hope this helps.JJ

Q: 8. What is the function of the lower two buttons ?

A: The button with trees is the autofocus button, the FN or function button can be assigned settings to mirror the P function on tour camera BUT only certain models and of course the big orange circle button is the trigger.

Q: 9. Does this Infrared Remote work with the Pentax K-1?

A: Yes

Q: 10. battery life ?

A: Long lasting, non-changeable battery.