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Compact black infrared remote with rubber buttons for Eyemax HX and HT DVRs

Eyemax

Eyemax HX-remote surveillance accessory

SKU CH-85EP-M05TZ

Remote controller for Eyemax HX-Series and HT-Series standalone DVRs

  • Controls HX-Series DVRs from a distance
  • Works with HT-Series standalone recorders
  • Dedicated remote for Eyemax surveillance systems
  • Simplifies playback and menu navigation

Compatible DVR remote control

The Eyemax HX-remote is a dedicated infrared handset for Eyemax HX-Series and HT-Series standalone digital video recorders. It provides direct button access to live view, playback, menu navigation and PTZ control without requiring a front-panel keypad or mouse. The unit is powered by standard button cells and ships ready to use.

Replaces a lost or damaged original remote

This accessory restores full front-panel functionality when the factory-supplied handset is missing, broken or has unresponsive keys. The upgrade is worthwhile whenever the DVR remains installed but the original controller can no longer navigate menus or trigger recording events. It is not suited for network-based management or mobile app workflows.

Highlights

  • Controls HX-Series DVRs from a distance
  • Works with HT-Series standalone recorders
  • Dedicated remote for Eyemax surveillance systems
  • Simplifies playback and menu navigation

Specifications

BrandEyemax
ModelHX-remote

Questions about this item

Does the HX-remote need batteries or a wired connection to operate the Eyemax HX-Series DVR?

The remote controller is a handheld infrared unit that requires standard batteries; no wiring or pairing is needed for the HX-Series or HT-Series DVRs.

What is the correct way to point the HX-remote at the DVR so the infrared signal is received?

Aim the front of the remote directly at the DVR's front-panel IR receiver within the normal operating angle; obstructions or extreme side angles will prevent the signal from reaching the recorder.

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