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38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi

38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi

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Our take on the 38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi

A small kit pairing a 38 kHz infrared receiver module with an ultra-thin 20-button IR remote. The receiver decodes standard 38 kHz modulated signals, so an Arduino or Raspberry Pi can read the remote's button codes and trigger robots, relays or interactive projects. It is a beginner-friendly way to add wireless control, though it is short-range line-of-sight IR rather than RF, and the included CR2025 coin cell is the weak point. Compared with bare receiver diodes, it adds a ready-made remote and known button layout.

Best forArduino and Raspberry Pi beginners adding IR controlRobot and interactive-installation buildersClassroom and hobby electronics projectsReplacing a lost remote for a 38 kHz IR device
Pros
  • Receiver handles standard 38 kHz modulated signals
  • 20-button ultra-thin remote included
  • Works with Arduino and Raspberry Pi
  • Up to 8 m indoor range
  • CR2025 battery included
Cons
  • Infrared needs line of sight and fails around corners
  • Only 20 buttons, no learning or macro functions
  • Coin cell drains and is not rechargeable
  • No library or sample code included
  • Short range compared with RF remotes

38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi prices at every store

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About the 38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi

This kit pairs an ultra-thin mini infrared remote control with a 38 KHz infrared receiving module. It is made for use with Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects. The remote has 20 function keys.

The receiving module accepts standard 38 KHz modulated signals. By programming the Arduino, you can decode the remote's signals. This lets you build remote control robots and interactive projects. The infrared signal reaches up to 8 meters, so the kit suits indoor control of many kinds of devices.

Frequency
38 KHz
Remote keys
20 function keys
Range
Up to 8 m, depending on the surroundings and the receiver's sensitivity
Effective angle
60°
Current
Static 3~5 uA, dynamic 3~5 mA
Battery
CR2025 button battery (included)
Remote size
8.5 x 4 x 0.65 cm (L x W x H)
Compatibility
Arduino, Raspberry Pi
In the box
1 x wireless controller, 1 x IR sensor, 1 x set of wires
Product ID
EP048

Questions and answers

Will it work with both Arduino and Raspberry Pi?
Yes. The receiver outputs a demodulated signal that either board can read on a digital pin; on the Pi you decode it in software. You need to write or load decoding code yourself.
What is the range?
The remote is rated for up to 8 meters indoors. Infrared is line-of-sight, so range drops sharply off-axis or in bright sunlight.
Does it come with a battery?
Yes, a CR2025 coin cell is included. It is a standard button cell you can replace when it runs down.
Can it control TVs or air conditioners?
No. It sends its own 20 button codes, not brand protocols. It is for your own projects, not for replacing appliance remotes.
Do I need a library to decode it?
You need decoding code. Common Arduino IR libraries such as IRremote can read the NEC-style codes this remote sends; the kit itself ships without software.
How many buttons does the remote have?
20 function keys on an ultra-thin body. Each sends a distinct code the receiver can map to an action.
Where is the 38KHz Infrared IR Wireless Remote Control Receiver Module Kit for Arduino Pi cheapest?
At Everything Pi, for $6.00, as of our latest check.