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AMX FG10-000-11 NetlinX CC-NIRC Infrared Extender

SKU CH-KDPE-3ASJ4

IR emitter cable with 2-pin Phoenix connector and single LED flasher for NetLinx controller infrared output

  • Controls IR devices from NetLinx controllers
  • Uses 2-pin 5 mm Phoenix connector
  • Single LED emitter for reliable IR output
  • Wired accessory for networking setups
  • New condition ensures full performance

What it is

The AMX FG10-000-11 NetlinX CC-NIRC is a wired infrared emitter cable designed for use with NetLinx controllers. It provides a physical link for sending IR commands to AV equipment in professional installations.

The connection

The cable terminates in a 2-pin 5 mm Phoenix connector on the controller side and a single LED flasher on the emitter side. This specific connector type determines compatibility with the controller hardware.

Integration

It connects directly to a NetLinx controller IR output port and requires no external power supply. The unit is not suited for installations needing multi-emitter distribution or wireless IR reception.

Highlights

  • Controls IR devices from NetLinx controllers
  • Uses 2-pin 5 mm Phoenix connector
  • Single LED emitter for reliable IR output
  • Wired accessory for networking setups
  • New condition ensures full performance

Specifications

BrandHarman

Questions about this item

How does the single LED emitter on the CC-NIRC work when connected to a NetLinx controller?

The CC-NIRC uses a 2-pin 5 mm Phoenix connector on the controller side and a single LED flasher on the equipment side to send IR commands from the NetLinx system.

What does the 2-pin 5 mm Phoenix connector on the CC-NIRC connect to in practice?

It plugs directly into the IR output port on a compatible AMX NetLinx controller to provide a wired infrared control link.

What physical space does the CC-NIRC need to fit near the equipment being controlled?

The emitter end is a compact single LED flasher designed to sit on or near the IR sensor of the target device.

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