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  • 3 months later...
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I use KPMS and they are pretty good. They usually answer the phone straight away and are prompt with emails. They often have the price for most products off hand, so no need to wait ages for a quote as I have had to with other companies such as Roche etc.....

 

 

 

They can get supply pretty much any replacement remote at a pretty good price. They can even get bespoke remotes for specific projectors with specific buttons with specific functions....

 

They even do a remote recoiler and coiled remote cables so you can secure your remotes to the wall/desk etc.

  • 2 weeks later...
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BenQ remotes are like gold dust. PB2250 remotes (at reasonable prices) are near impossible to find. If anyone knows of a good "universal" remote that will work then i'd be grateful.

 

I like the remote recoiler above - I'm tempted to put promethean pens on one (dont get me started on the nibs going missing. Epoxy is your friend)

Posted

For BenQ remotes try RepairTech

 

I bouch some compatible remotes for the following projectors for £21 each! MP/MS/MW/MX 5xx, 6xx series, GP1, CP270

 

Universal Projector Remote for BenQ Projector CP270 / GP1 / MP510 / MP511 / MP511+ / MP512 / MP512ST / MP513 / MP514 / MP515 / MP522 / MP522ST / MP523 / MP525 / MP525P / MP525-V / MP575 / MP611 / MP611C / MP612 / MP612C / MP615P / MP622 / MP622C / MP623 / MP624 / MP625P / MP626 / MP670 / MS510 / MS612ST / MW512 / MX511 / MX612ST / MX615 / MX660

P/N: 5J.J3G06.001

 

RepairTech Ltd

Unit 4B

Westfield Road

Kineton Industrial Estate

Southam

Warwickshire

CV47 0JH

 

Main Tel: 08444821155

Annette Harrison: 0844 482 1175

Posted (edited)
How can you expoxy the nib of a promethean pen in place?

 

Ben

 

pull nib out, blob epoxy sparingly on sides, let it go tacky, push nib in.

 

Worked on all of ours so far.

 

@Sambob - Yeah, no PB2250 support though (small credit card size ones) the 5F.26J1K.071 doesnt work with the 2250 and the "wand" 2240 (though it some websites say they should - I was stung after ordering a pair) ones dont work either. Curse the previous guy who put those BenQ's in!

Edited by KK20
  • 1 month later...
Posted

I see a few old suggestions for this, but what is the best all round IR code learning remote now?

Any recommendations? I need the remote to end all remotes! For projectors (mainly), TVs, DVD/VCRs, you name it.

 

It'd be nice to build a master remote for all devices on site for backup purposes.

 

Thanks

  • 3 months later...
Posted
I know it's an old thread however... I use "Wallis UK" (http://www.wallace-universal.co.uk) for replacement remotes - beat programmable ones as they have only the required buttons + properly labelled, but they're about the size of a normal TV remote so a lot harder to lose (and take AAA batteries). Usually about £30 each though but beats the £70 most originals come in at. Never used the website but they've always been quick at answering and converting a projector model number into remote control part code.

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