URC MX-890 Programmable IR/RF Remote Control with 2" Color LCD Screen

Put intuitive, professional control at the center of any room with the URC MX-890 programmable IR/RF remote control. Designed for integrators and AV/security professionals, this universal remote delivers simple, single-room command of TVs, A/V components, cable/satellite boxes and monitoring equipment while supporting security and surveillance workflows. The MX-890’s bright 2" color LCD and customizable user interface allow dealers to create tailored on-screen graphics and up to six-button screens that speed common tasks. When paired with a compatible URC Complete Control base station (MRX-1, MRF-350, MRF-260), the MX-890 provides RF control through walls and cabinet doors — ideal for secure control rooms, monitoring stations or concealed home theater installations. A rechargeable lithium‑ion battery and stable charging cradle minimize downtime and support continuous use; the pick-up sensor preserves battery life by waking the unit only when needed. Built-in event/sleep timers and conditional logic support automated security routines and scheduled monitoring tasks. For integrators specifying remotes for AV, security, or networked surveillance environments, the MX-890 combines professional flexibility with dependable, easy-to-use control. Contact your URC dealer to configure the MX-890 for your next installation.

• Simplify single-room A/V and monitoring workflows with a programmable interface that reduces user training and speeds operation
• Reliable hands-free control through walls and cabinet doors when paired with a URC base station, enabling discreet security or surveillance management
• 2" color LCD and customizable on-screen graphics let integrators create role-specific layouts for security, AV, or monitoring stations
• Long-lasting Li‑Ion battery and stable tabletop charging cradle keep the remote ready during long shifts and avoid downtime
• Advanced scheduling and conditional logic automate routines and event-driven controls for consistent system behavior