About Universal Remote Codes

Who runs it

Rai Ansar builds and runs this site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Jasco, GE, Philips, UltraPro, RCA, VOXX, Jem Accessories or any TV maker. Brand names are used only to identify which remote or device a code belongs to.

Where the codes come from

• GE, UltraPro and Jasco-made Philips remotes: Jasco's universal remote code page and the four lists on it (4,277 rows). The codes themselves, version by version, are on the GE codes page.
• RCA: the data files behind RCA's own remote code finder (20,554 rows across 35 revision numbers), cross-checked against RCA's printed code list PDFs for the current revisions.

Code numbers are facts, and we keep each one exactly as the maker prints it, leading zeros included, so what you key in matches your remote's own list. What we add is the reading of those lists: codes regrouped by TV brand and device, which remote version carries which code, what changed from CL3 to CL6 and across RCA's revisions, which brands share codes, and the steps for each version. You can find codes for your remote version in the finder. We don't host the makers' manuals or scans; every page links to the list it came from. The one place we change what a finder shows is RCA revision R341U1, where RCA's online finder drops leading zeros that RCA's printed lists include; each changed code is flagged.

All sources were last checked on September 24, 2026. We rerun the check when a maker changes its list, and a page's date changes only when its content does.

How pages are written and checked

Every code, step and claim is checked against the linked manufacturer source, and the code tables are generated straight from the stored data rather than typed by hand. Programming steps are restated from the manufacturer's own page or manual, which is cited under each set of steps; where we haven't found written steps for a remote version, we link to the maker's video instead of guessing.

We haven't tested these codes on physical remotes and TVs. The word “tested” will only appear next to a written record of the test.

How the site is paid for

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Corrections

If a code here does not match your remote's printed list, or a maker's list has changed, email hello@universalremotecodes.net with the remote model, the version on its label and the device. Confirmed errors are fixed and noted.