Universal
Universal remote for Haier HL37E HL47E HL52E HTR282E HL42E
Replaces the original Haier HL37E, HL47E, HL52E, HTR282E, HL42E remote with identical button layout and ready-to-use infrared control
- TypeUniversal
- Number of Devices Supported1
- Wireless TechnologyInfrared
- Battery TypeAAA Battery
- Direct replacement for Haier HL37E, HL47E, HL52E, HTR282E, HL42E
- All original button functions replicated exactly
- Infrared wireless control works immediately
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Supports one Haier device with full compatibility
Direct replacement for Haier models
This universal remote replaces the original Haier HL37E, HL47E, HL52E, HTR282E and HL42E handsets. It supports one device and arrives with all original functions pre-installed. Insert two AAA batteries and it is ready to use immediately.
Infrared control with no setup required
The remote communicates via infrared, so it needs direct line of sight to the television. No pairing, codes or Wi-Fi configuration are involved. It frees you from searching for a lost proprietary remote or navigating on-screen menus with panel buttons.
Consistent response during extended use
Each button press sends a discrete infrared code, giving repeatable performance during long viewing sessions. There is no rechargeable battery to degrade over time; standard AAA cells provide a predictable power source. The 12 month guarantee covers defects in materials and workmanship.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Haier HL37E, HL47E, HL52E, HTR282E, HL42E
- All original button functions replicated exactly
- Infrared wireless control works immediately
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Supports one Haier device with full compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | HAIER |
|---|---|
| Type | Universal |
| Number of Devices Supported | 1 |
| Wireless Technology | Infrared |
| Battery Type | AAA Battery |
Questions about this item
How long will the infrared signal stay reliable if I use the remote continuously for a full day?
Infrared transmission has no duty-cycle limit; the remote will keep sending commands as long as the two AAA batteries hold charge.
Does the handset get warm or make any noise when it is used all day?
The remote is a passive infrared device with no moving parts, so it produces no audible noise and no measurable heat during normal operation.
What batteries must I have on hand before the remote will work?
Two AAA batteries are required; the unit ships without them, so you need to supply your own.
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