Ruth's sister Remote Control for EPSON EX5230 EX6220 725HD
Infrared remote control compatible with multiple Epson projector models, measuring 145 × 47 × 25 mm and weighing 56 g
- Replaces broken projector remotes across seven models
- Infrared control operates at 433 MHz frequency
- Lightweight ABS plastic body weighs 56g
- Compact 145x47x25mm design fits in hand
- Runs on two AA batteries not included
Replacement remote for EPSON projectors
This infrared remote control replaces lost or damaged units for EPSON EX3220, EX5220, EX5230, EX6220, EX7220, 725HD and 730HD models. It operates on a single 433 MHz channel and requires two AA cells to function. The ABS plastic housing measures 145 by 47 by 25 millimetres and weighs 56 grams.
Buyers needing a direct substitute
This part suits anyone whose original handset is broken or missing and who wants the same button layout. It will not help users who need radio-frequency control, app-based operation or a remote that works with non-EPSON equipment.
Infrared 433 MHz single-channel operation
The remote communicates solely by infrared at 433 MHz on one fixed channel, so line of sight to the projector is essential. If your installation places the projector behind glass or in a cabinet without an IR window, this unit will not work.
How it compares
Measured against everything we stock in Worldwide Power Cords, at today’s prices. Recalculated every night.
- Price $11.99
- Pricier than about 80% of the 1,208 comparable items (median $9.99).
New to this? Which coin should you pay with — what to check, what it costs to pay, and what is never asked for.
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the remote come with the two AA batteries it needs, or must I buy them separately?
The remote requires two AA batteries which are not included in the package.
Which Epson projector models does this 270B4NB501306 remote control support?
It is compatible with EX3220, EX5220, EX5230, EX6220, EX7220, 725HD and 730HD models.
How far away can I operate the projector using the 433 MHz infrared signal?
The remote uses infrared communication at 433 MHz with a single channel for projector control.
More in Worldwide Power Cords
Similar items
Arkare 12V 5A 60W AC 100-240V DC Power Supply Adapter with 10 Tips 4.9FT
- A, Type B, Type C
- Black





