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BroadLink IR/RF Smart Home Hub-WiFi IR/RF Blaster for Home Automation, TV, Curtain, Shades Remote, Smart AC Controller, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, IFTTT (RM4 pro)

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Size: RM4 pro


Features

  • HIGH COMPATIBILITY: Support RF (433MHz) controlled devices such as curtain/shades motor, projector, light switch. Pls make sure your appliance does not use rolling code; Support 50,000+ IR (38KHz) controlled entertainment and life appliances, such as TV, Air Conditioner, Set top box, Streaming player, Amplifier, Sound Bar. Online updated IR library ensures the compatibility for new models. Manual learning is also available.
  • TV / AC CONTROL: Voice control your TV with On/Off, Volume control, Change channel by number/name, Switch input, Play, Fast forward, Rewind, Pause, Stop, Previous, Next...Voice control your aircon with On/Off, Temperature, Fan speed, mode. With free easy-to-use BroadLink App, you can remotely control your IR/RF devices no matter you are at home or away. Note: you can visit our website to confirm if your IR appliances is compatible with our devices: PARTNERSHIPS - APPLIANCE(IR).
  • FEATURES: Create multiple timers and customized scenes as you need to control your Home Infrared/RF appliances. NOTE: IR signal cant transmitted through obstacle; The Wi-Fi password should contain no more than 32 characters and no special characters

Brand: Broadlink


Special Feature: Voice control, App control


Color: black


Max Number of Supported Devices: 255


Compatible Devices: Home Theater


Manufacturer: ‎Hangzhou BroadLink Technology Co., Ltd


Part Number: ‎RM4 pro


Item Weight: ‎3.4 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎3.35 x 3.35 x 1.22 inches


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎RM4 pro


Size: ‎RM4 pro


Color: ‎black


Voltage: ‎5 Volts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Voice control, App control


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Description Pile: ‎Lithium-Ion


Warranty Description: ‎1 Year


Date First Available: April 16, 2020


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    • Got this to automate my fan control and I love it
Size: RM4 pro+Sensor Cable
Pros: - Easy to setup - Easy-to-learn buttons - The best device to automate control of your devices you constantly lose remotes for. In my case, I have a ceiling fan and fireplace, and I keep adding them. Cons: - Not exactly related to this device, it's more about IR. But signal is not great. I put it on the corner where ir of Fireplace and it works, I move it 5 cm into other direction, it doesn't work. You have to approach strategically location of your broadlink. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2024 by Dmitry
    • 1+ Year Review, Still Loving it! 😍🤩
Size: RM4 pro+Sensor Cable
Review Image by Emerson Emerson
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Review Image by Emerson Emerson
Amazingly, I bought this little device over 1 year ago. It has been continuously plugged-in & working flawlessly ever since! I literally use it daily with Alexa voice commands to control multiple devices around the house. I control my TV; ceiling fan; mini-split AC Unit; and a bunch of cheap IR outlet plugs that I have connected around the house. At first, the phone App used to be clunky and weird-looking, but now it feels and looks more polished. However, I rarely use the app since I have all devices controlled by voice or automated routines. This little device connects via WiFi and can basically learn the signals of any RF or IR remote controls. You point the remote to the Broadlink and it learns it. So I bought a pack of dirt cheap IR outlet plugs here on Amazon. I made several appliances smart and able to be controlled with voice commands or automated routines. This now includes my printer; paper-shredder; power outlet next to my bed (to avoid overcharging my phone at night); LED lights strips behind TV; and high capacity external HDD connected to my main computer. The benefit of using IR plugs versus WiFi plugs; is that WiFi constantly consumes data and bandwidth frequencies on your WiFi Router. Which leads to slowing down your WiFi. Also the more WiFi devices you have the more potential security holes you have in your home network for hackers. Thus, this device helps solve these problems. The cheap IR plugs help turn any dumb devices to smart devices. I believe Broadlink also has their own brand of smart outlets but I have not used those. The pro version that comes with an indoor temperature and humidity sensor cable (pic attached) costs a bit more. However, it is totally worth it since you can use it to set up automated routines to turn on/off your AC unit or dehumidifier once your indoor temperature or humidity reaches a certain level. The only 2 inconveniences about this device are; (1) device does not come with wall USB-A wall power brick, you have to provide your own; (2) that the “sensor cable” (which also powers this device) is way too short. I guess optionally you could get a USB extender cable if necessary. Just wish it had been a little bit longer. I just connected my Broadlink next to my nightstand since it is closest to my bed in order to get the best temperature reading for when I sleep. Also comes with optional wall mounting attachment. I definitely recommend this device. Well worth it for its versatility of multiple uses and longevity. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2022 by Emerson Emerson
    • Nice and Economical Way to Make IR and RF Device Integrate with Smart Home Assistants
Size: RM4 pro
Review Image by J.W. J.W.
I have the RM4Pro now controlling 8 banks of lights (14 sockets) that were previously just controlled with a 433.29 [Mhz] BN-Link remote and 315 [MHz] Westek RF remote. The RM4Pro is also controlling my Sony receiver, Samsung TV, and Samsung DVD player. The IR signal strength is very good, and works in the same room from about 25 feet away and through a metal grate in the cabinet doors. The RF signal strength is also very good, and I control sockets in cabinets and on different floors of my house. The RM4 Pro is very stable on the WiFi network and I have never had it drop or not be found. However, the Broadlink app is not more convenient than a physical remote control, and is less well laid out, and has less button mapping, than the apps that come with my receiver, DVD, Lights, etc. The real improvement is the ultimate goal of controlling the RM4Pro with my smart home assistant. I use G----e H--m Assistant ("GHA"), one of the two Alexa competitors. And this works pretty well. The switches have to be set up as "bulb" in Broadlink, or GHA won't recognize them. The control with GHA for the receiver/DVD is basic: on and off. But I really only wanted to control the lights, and the other device on-off control is really “gravy.” If you want to control more, like volume, changing source, etc., you should use the Broadlink app, physical remote, app that came with the device, or set up scenes in Broadlink (then you have to use the "activate scene" terminology in GHA). Con: I accidentally included sub-devices, temperature and humidity, when setting up the RM4Pro, and I cannot find a way to remove them without starting all over. Given how long it took to learn all the remotes and buttons, I actually ordered the sensor cable so that they will be functional rather than have to set everything up again. The sensor and humidity are interesting, in that they confirm my thermostat readings and are more precise (to two decimal points). Note: The RM4Pro cannot control Bluetooth controlled devices, like a PS4 or FireTV; but they do not advertise that they do, and could not do so without cooperation from the manufacturers anyway. Con: If you have a 5 [MHz] and 2.4 [MHz] WiFi broadcasting the same SSID, you have to disable the 5 [MHz] when setting up, or the device won't connect. Con: I had some trouble getting the RM4 Pro to connect to my WiFi LAN. I tried about 7 times, and, after the Broadlink app connected to the device, it just kept failing when trying to send the SSID and password to the device. I tried in AP mode and smart mode. I unplugged it and re-plugged it several times, and one time and it finally worked. Be persistent and keep resetting the device. Once set up though, it has been rock-solid. Con: This device does not come with a USB power supply. You must supply a USB micro that can put out at least 1 amp. I tried an old supply that put out 0.7 amps, and the device was flaky with this underpowered power supply. Overall, this Broadlink device paired with RF/IR is a much cheaper way to get smart on-off control than buying lots of smart lamp sockets individually. I’m already paying a significant amount to control overhead lights with Lutron’s Caseta hub system as I slowly replace switches for $150 a pop as I get the version with the built-in preset and matching Pico remote and pedestal. Conclusion: I'm actually very happy the RM4 Pro solution the more I use it. Now I am going to buy some of the RM4 Pro's little brothers, the IR-only remotes, to hit some IR fans in other rooms. Looking at some information on-line, it looks like I'll get the on-off functionality with GHM easily, and will have to use Broadlink's scenes for oscillate, speed, etc. 2021.06.10 update: Con - No Ethernet over USB support, so must use WiFi. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2020 by J.W. J.W.
    • It works as intended
Size: RM4 pro
We programmed it to turn on TV’s, ceiling fans and tower fans. It works with Google home so we are able to automate and remote control appliances that have no WiFi.
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024 by Gil Gar

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