Valu-Maxx
Valu-Maxx N26 Presentation Remote 2.4GHz 300 FT
A wireless presenter with laser pointer offering 300 ft control range and customisable buttons via companion app
- TypeBluetooth
- Plug & play setup with customisable buttons via app
- 4 GHz wireless link reaches 100 m or 328 ft
- Bright red laser visible up to 200 m or 656 ft
- One remote can pair with multiple computers
- Up to six remotes can control one computer
Wireless presenter with laser pointer
The Valu-Maxx N26 is a 2.4 GHz wireless presenter designed for speakers who need reliable slide control from a distance. It suits lecturers, trainers and meeting leaders using PowerPoint, Google Slides or similar software on Windows or macOS devices.
Plug-and-play operation with customisable keys
The remote pairs instantly via its USB receiver and offers default buttons for page navigation and screen blanking. An optional desktop application allows reassignment of keys to media controls such as play, pause, volume mute or track skipping. A physical on/off switch conserves battery life between sessions.
300-foot control range with bright red laser
The transmitter delivers a true 300 ft (100 m) operating distance and projects a visible red laser spot up to 656 ft (200 m). The beam is not recommended for LED, LCD or TV screens where the dot may be difficult to see. One receiver can pair with up to six presenters for panel discussions.
Highlights
- Plug & play setup with customisable buttons via app
- 4 GHz wireless link reaches 100 m or 328 ft
- Bright red laser visible up to 200 m or 656 ft
- One remote can pair with multiple computers
- Up to six remotes can control one computer
Specifications
| Type | Bluetooth |
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Valu-Maxx N26 remote and what is the step users often miss?
Plug the USB receiver into the computer, turn the remote on with the On/Off switch, and download the Norwii app from their website if you want to reassign the keys to media controls.
What maintenance or replacement will the Valu-Maxx N26 need over time?
The remote runs on replaceable batteries; swap them when the laser dims or the 100 m control range drops. No other user-serviceable parts are inside.
What limit appears first during a long presentation with the Valu-Maxx N26?
The red laser is not recommended for LED, LCD or TV screens, so visibility on those displays fails before the 100 m radio range or battery life becomes an issue.
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