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Question: What remote do you use with the dish ir to UHF pro up grade on a 211 receiver ?
Document: I bought a VIP211K Dish receiver and when I got it, I quickly realized that it did not have a UHF remote with it. We installed it in our camper and like to watch our TV in multiple rooms. Without this kit, it would be a pain to get up every time you want to watch a different show or use the remote at all. After installing this kit, everything's all good now. Highly recommended for those pesky receivers that don't come already equipped with UHF capabilities.
This UHF remote is perfect for Dish Network receivers. It works as well as the UHF remote that came with my VIP 722 receiver. Since it is an actual Dish remote you don't have to learn where all the buttons are. I have had this installed for over a month behind a wall and it works flawlessly. Highly recommend.
I bought this product to control a second TV That I hooked up to my Dish reciever. The remote control unit worked just as advertised. I was able to send the signal through two concrete walls with just a puch of the button. If you need a UHF remote I would strongly recommend this.
When I ordered a second Dish receiver for my basement den I assumed it was UHF like the DVR. When I ran a component cable upstairs to a third HDTV is when I discovered I wasn't going to be able to control it. This upgrade kit solved the problem very well. Setup went smooth but I'm accustomed to Dishnetwork hardware.
With Dish network, I am able to get two different TV output... I use a component and composite splitter to have the signals sent to 3 other tvs in the house. This IR Remote solved the problem of changing TV1 in a different room. Fantastic solution for dish customers.
This equipment is so easy to install and works beyond expectations. We needed the UHF as the installation is behind a solid hardwood raised panel at head level in our motorhome bedroom. It was remove the door at destinations or take a chance on hitting our heads on the open door so the Infrared system of the Dish VIP211k would work. I've installed a fan to a fresh air source & thermostat inside the cabinet to keep the Dish receiver cool and this radio frequency upgrade allows us to keep the door closed.
Our previous receiver was a radio remote - this makes the Dish 311 a radio remote, so you can change channels without having a line of site view of the receiver. I'm very pleased with this.
I bought this so I could hide my IR receiver in a cabinet. That worked perfect. Now I have integrated the output to all my tvs so with this one uhf remote I can watch dish anywhere in the house!
Kit works well. Easy to install and program. Allows remote control of IR Dish receiver from another room that is not "line of sight".. This is useful for a twinned installation for two TV's with onereceiver. Good investment.
I expected to be able to turn my dish receiver from the bedroom but I have to stand in the hall and point it down the hall. It then will take several pushes on the remote to get it to work. This thing is good from maybe 5-10 feet then forget it. I don't recommend it to anyone who expects to turn from another room.
Answer: It comes with a special remote, 10.1 UHF pro, part number  139328. From what I have found the remote is only available in the kit. The system works well in my system, I did add a higher gain antenna to the box which greatly improved response. Sections of our home have metal lath and foil faced insulation and those really kill the signal.  I would rank my application on the difficulty side a 2 of 10 with regards to success, most homes of new construction would be 8 out of 10.