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Universal remote for PROTRON LT37C1P1 8860018800000 PLTV32C
Infrared replacement remote for PROTRON LT37C1P1, 8860018800000, PLTV32C models works with two AAA batteries and is ready to use
- TypeUniversal
- Number of Devices Supported1
- Wireless TechnologyInfrared
- Battery TypeAAA Battery
- Direct replacement for PROTRON LT37C1P1 and PLTV32C models
- Controls all original remote functions button-for-button
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Infrared wireless technology for reliable operation
- Supports control of one device
Direct Replacement Remote
This universal remote is a direct replacement for the original PROTRON LT37C1P1 and PLTV32C models. It arrives with all functions pre-installed and requires only AAA batteries to operate immediately.
Infrared Single-Device Control
The remote uses infrared technology to communicate with a single device. It cannot control additional equipment such as sound bars or streaming boxes, and requires clear line of sight to the television.
Pre-Programmed Button Layout
Every button from the original handset is replicated, so menu navigation and input switching work exactly as before. The unit supports only the PROTRON models listed and will not function with other brands or model numbers.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for PROTRON LT37C1P1 and PLTV32C models
- Controls all original remote functions button-for-button
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Infrared wireless technology for reliable operation
- Supports control of one device
Specifications
| Brand | PROTRON |
|---|---|
| Type | Universal |
| Number of Devices Supported | 1 |
| Wireless Technology | Infrared |
| Battery Type | AAA Battery |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the PROTRON LT37C1P1, 8860018800000 or PLTV32C version?
This single remote replaces all three model numbers — LT37C1P1, 8860018800000 and PLTV32C — so there is no separate version to select.
What does the "1 device supported" figure mean once the remote is in use?
It controls one PROTRON television at a time; every button mirrors the original handset for that set.
How does the infrared interface limit real-world operation?
Infrared requires direct line-of-sight to the TV's sensor, so the remote must be pointed at the front panel with no solid obstacles in between.
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