- Hide surge protectors behind the entertainment center. You can keep them off the floor by attaching a small shelf to the wall behind the entertainment center.
- Use wire ties to bunch wires from each device together. Wire ties also help wires from getting tangled with each other.
- Use an HDMI switch to eliminate multiple HDMI cables running to the TV. With a switch, you only need to run one HDMI cable to the TV.
- For wall mounted TVs, hide wires by running them through the wall from the baseboard to behind the TV. This gives the appearance of a “wireless” setup. If you cannot drill holes in the wall, bunch them together with wire ties and hide them under a wall mountable wire cover.
- Purchase a universal TV remote and program it to control all of your devices. Store the original remotes, with the batteries removed, in a drawer to keep them out of sight.
Did not work with our fans. Frequencies different? Will return.
Works good but there isn't a control for the upper light.
Works good
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Never had a remote I couldn’t even turn on couldn’t get the back off to see if there was batteries in it push the voice command nothing happens
The holder is exactly what I needed. Quick shipping 👍🏻
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