Universal
Universal remote for SANSUI DRVCR900 VRDVD5000 076R0JJ010
Infrared replacement remote for Sansui DRVCR900 and VRDVD5000 models with all original functions ready to use
- TypeUniversal
- Number of Devices Supported1
- Wireless TechnologyInfrared
- Battery TypeAAA Battery
- Direct replacement for SANSUI DRVCR900 and VRDVD5000 models
- All original button functions replicated exactly
- Infrared wireless control for reliable operation
- Ready to use with included AAA batteries
- New condition universal remote control
Direct replacement for SANSUI DRVCR900
This universal remote is a direct replacement for the original SANSUI DRVCR900 (A), VRDVD5000 (A or B) and 076R0JJ010 models. It supports control of one device using infrared wireless technology. The unit arrives with all original functions pre-installed and ready to operate once batteries are fitted.
Pre-programmed buttons remove setup steps
Every button from the original remote control is replicated so no programming or code entry is required. The replacement uses AAA batteries which are installed by the user before first use. This eliminates the configuration process normally associated with universal remotes.
Infrared control for a single device
The remote operates a single component via infrared, matching the original specification exactly. Buyers needing to control multiple pieces of equipment from one handset should consider a multi-device universal remote instead.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for SANSUI DRVCR900 and VRDVD5000 models
- All original button functions replicated exactly
- Infrared wireless control for reliable operation
- Ready to use with included AAA batteries
- New condition universal remote control
Specifications
| Brand | SANSUI |
|---|---|
| Type | Universal |
| Number of Devices Supported | 1 |
| Wireless Technology | Infrared |
| Battery Type | AAA Battery |
Questions about this item
How often will the AAA batteries need replacing?
The remote runs on two AAA batteries; typical life is several months with daily use, so expect to swap them two or three times a year.
What stops the remote working at long range?
Infrared requires line-of-sight, so anything blocking the front of the handset — furniture, décor or direct sunlight — will cut the signal first.
Does the handset get warm if I leave it on the sofa all day?
No, infrared remotes draw power only while a button is pressed, so the case stays at room temperature during continuous idle periods.
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