BroadLink | Broadlink RM Max Smart Remote Matter Compatibility IR/RF Universal Remote Support Alexa/Googlewith Adapter & Sensor Cable

Description 2026 New Broadlink RM Max Smart Remote Matter Compatibility IR/RF Universal RemoteSmart Home Hub for TV/AC,2.4GHz Wi-Fi Optional for Local Use,Support Alexa/Google ,with Adapter & Sensor CableAbout this item【Next-Gen Matter Compatibility & Adapter Included】The matter compatibility smart remote has seamless integration that works with Apple Home, works with Google Home, and works with Alexa via the cutting-edge Matter protocol. Our RM MAX Matter universal remote included dedicated adapter ensures stable power supply and flexible deployment, eliminating compatibility headaches. Enjoy effortless setup and unified control, making your home smarter, faster, and more reliable.【Universal IR/RF Remote】The universal remote is not only a smart IR controller but RF hub for home automation, supporting IR (38KHz) & RF (433MHz) devices. Effortlessly control your TV (TV remote replacement), AC (AC remote control), audio, fans, shades, switches. Please note that rolling code or encrypted RF devices are not supported.【BLE Quick Setup & Local Control】Simply use the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) proximity discovery feature for a quick, hassle-free setup that completes device configuration in just a few seconds. Once configured, it acts as a smart home hub, enabling local control of your AC or TV through your smartphone. No Wi-Fi is needed when you are physically present in the room. For remote control from a distance, a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection is required.【Voice & Remote Control Flexibility】Enjoy hands-free convenience by connecting to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi for voice commands via Alexa or Google Assistant (through Matter). Remotely manage devices from anywhere using the app, ensuring energy-saving routines are always at your fingertips. Note: 5GHz Wi-Fi and mesh networks are not supported. Additionally, if your 2.4GHz Wi-Fi password contains special characters or is longer than 32 characters, the connection may not proceed as smoothly as expected.【FastCon Ecosystem Integration with Sensor Cable】Unify your smart home with the upgraded Magic Home App, featuring a built-in temperature and humidity sensor for real-time indoor climate monitoring. Manage all FastCon devices like smart bulbs (LB4E26, GU10) and sensors while creating intelligent routine—such as triggering your AC when room temperature rises. Seamlessly track and optimize your home environment for a truly responsive, personalized ecosystem.Support Wi-Fi \ 3G \ 4G controlControlling 433MHz \315MHz RF （433Mhz/315Mhz（without encryption and fixed code））devices llike curtain\shades motor,light switch...Local IR code for faster responseCompatibility of RM4 max:WiFi Router: RM4 max supports 2.4 GHz (not 5 GHz) Wi-Fi for configuration in the App, does not support mesh router. The Wi-Fi password should contain no more than 32 characters and no special characters which are not available on standard keyboard layout.IR control: RM4 max supports IR 38KHz devices. Since IR signals can only be received in the absence of obstacles, please make sure there are no obstacles between the RM4 max and your IR device.RF control: RM4 max supports RF 433MHz fixed code controlled devices, does not support RF Rolling Code control or learning. Please check the User Manual or Instruction before purchasing to make sure your RF device is NOT a Rolling Code. Generally, the remote control that needs to be paired for the first use is Rolling Code.Why RM4 max Does Not Support Rolling Code?A rolling code (or hopping code) that changes for every use is commonly used in radio frequency (RF) control systems especially those requires access control or privacy protection. It is a simple encryption method to prevent attackers from controlling electrical devices easily. This is usually applied on some brands of curtain/blind/shade motors to provide higher privacy protection.With this principle, even RM4 max can successfully learn the RF code, it will be unable to control rolling code RF device. Actually this is not a fault of BroadLink's device or software but the mechanism of rolling code prevents it working as it was intentionally designed for security and privacy.Generally, the remote control that needs to be paired for the first use is Rolling Code. Please kindly check the User Manual or Instruction before purchasing to make sure your RF device is NOT a Rolling Code. If you are not sure, please provide us with the Brand and Model so we can check it for you.