Episode IRF-2 Ir Flasher Led Feedback Dual

Product Description

The EPISODE IRF-2 is a dual IR flasher with LED feedback designed for infrared control distribution systems. It receives IR signals from a central distribution point and re-emits them to the IR sensor window of a target component, allowing hidden or enclosed AV equipment to respond to remote control commands. The LED feedback indicator confirms signal transmission is active, simplifying troubleshooting during setup and service. This device is typically installed by low-voltage AV integration technicians and custom installers working on structured media or whole-home control systems.

The IRF-2 is suited for residential and light commercial AV installations where source components such as cable boxes, media players, or disc transports are located inside equipment racks, cabinets, or closets out of direct line-of-sight from the user. The dual-flasher configuration allows a single signal input to drive two separate IR emitter heads simultaneously, reducing wiring runs in multi-component setups. It fits into broader IR distribution architectures alongside connecting blocks, IR receivers, and control processors.

Key Features

• Dual IR flasher output drives two components from a single signal source
• LED feedback indicator confirms active IR signal transmission
• Designed for in-cabinet or enclosed equipment rack installations
• Compatible with standard IR distribution and control systems
• Compact form factor suited for structured media enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within IR control distribution systems typical of residential and light commercial AV installations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage AV technicians or custom integration professionals. Power down or de-energize the IR distribution system before connecting or repositioning flasher emitters. Emitter heads should be positioned flush against or directly over the IR receiver window of the target component for reliable signal coupling. Follow the control system manufacturer's wiring guidelines for IR emitter connections.