Mando a distancia Hama 00221063 IR Inalámbrico TV Philips 46 botones

The Hama 00221063 universal infra-red replacement remote control is designed for Philips TVs and offers 46 press buttons for straightforward operation. It uses an IR wireless interface, supports one device and has a maximum range of up to 10 metres. The remote is black, intended for TV control and weighs approximately 0.086 kg.

Advantages

The remote includes a learning function that allows transferring functions from the original Philips remote to the universal unit. Two smart buttons provide fast access to smart TV features and app menus. Several main buttons and the number pad are luminescent for easier use in low light. An easy mode can limit available functions to prevent accidental changes to TV settings.

Suitable for

• Replacing a lost or damaged Philips TV remote
• Basic TV control in living rooms and bedrooms
• Use in environments where simplified control is needed (hotels, assisted living)
• Operating a single Philips TV at distances up to 10 m

Key specifications

• Brand: Hama
• Model / MPN: 00221063
• Interface: IR wireless
• Buttons: 46 press buttons
• Backlight: luminescent buttons for number pad and main keys (self-illuminating)
• Devices supported: 1 device
• Maximum range: 10 m
• Rechargeable: No
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.086 kg
• Intended use: TV

How to use

Install the required batteries (not included) according to the battery compartment markings and point the remote at the TV’s IR receiver. Use the built-in codes or switch to learning mode to copy functions from the original Philips remote control. Press the smart buttons to open app menus or streaming services when supported by your TV. Use the easy mode to restrict available controls if needed.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, keep a clear line of sight between the remote and the TV’s IR sensor and avoid blocking the signal. If learning functions fail, ensure the original remote has working batteries and is positioned close to the universal remote during copying.