--- product_id: 74258454 title: "Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter" brand: "best price square" price: "S$3" currency: SGD in_stock: false reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/74258454-labgear-mrx700-digilink-scart-to-rf-converter store_origin: SG region: Singapore --- # IR Transmitters RF Output Plug-and-Play Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter **Brand:** best price square **Price:** S$3 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 📡 Transform Your Viewing Experience! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter by best price square - **How much does it cost?** S$3 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/74258454-labgear-mrx700-digilink-scart-to-rf-converter) ## Best For - best price square enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted best price square brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Universal Access:** Enjoy Freeview on every TV with loop-through functionality. - • **Hassle-Free Setup:** Simple installation means you can start streaming in no time! - • **Multi-Room Control:** Compatible with DigiLink amps for channel changing from any room. - • **Seamless Connectivity:** Effortlessly converts SCART to RF for all your devices. - • **Dual Device Management:** Control up to 2 devices with included IR transmitters. ## Overview The Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter is a versatile device that converts SCART output to RF, ensuring compatibility with multiple TVs and devices. With a simple plug-and-play installation, it supports multi-room control and comes with two IR transmitters for easy management of up to two devices. Perfect for enhancing your home entertainment setup! ## Description It not only converts the scart output from your Sky, Freesat, Virgin or any other Freeview / Satellite box - to send around your home to other TV's via the RF Output.Also has Digilink capability which means you can add a Magic Eye and control your box from a different room via the remote control. Supplied with mains power supply Review: Does the job well - Does the job well, as long as you manage your expectations about picture quality over RF. It beats the quality of the internal SKY box version you used to get, and can be used to replace that functionality if you move to a newer box without an aerial socket, or to freesat, as I did. Oh, don't lose the instructions if you want to know what the DIP switches on the bottom do (for instance, if you want to retune to a different channel) Review: If your new Sky/Freesat box doesnt have RF out, this box is the answer. - Purchased this to enable viewing of a freesat box on a second TV. The trend with each new revision of sky/freesat boxes is to drop the RF outlet, as everything is moving HD. This box restores that functionality for those that still wish to use it. With the trend now being for HD and HDMI connections, an RF signal can no longer deliver the picture quality we've become used to from HDMI. However for those that just want a basic picture on a second TV, then utilising the existing RF coax cables & connections distributed around the house is still a viable option. If you find yourself moving to a newer Sky HD box, or a new model freesat box in an effort to free yourself from monthly subscriptions, then you may find that the new box no longer has the RF out which you used to send to other TV's around the home. This unit takes a scart connection and outputs an RF signal (on a channel of your choosing depending on how you set the dip switches on the back), it will also send out power forany magic/digi eyes you have on second TV boxes, and can relay those ir signals back to the units connected to this device by way of the ir attachments (they are the little earphone circle looking bits in the picture). If your new box doesn't have a scart output and instead has the traditional red, white and yellow phono connections, then you will need a phono to scart cable or connection. These are relatively cheap and you may even have one lying around from a child's old games console. The unit also allows for an RF in, so you can combine a traditional TV aerial signal if you wish. The unit is fairly compact, so can be hidden away behind another box or piece of furniture, though the IR extension connections aren't overly long so you need to consider the placement of these. Obviously it introduces the need for more cables and an additional power supply, so it certainly isn't as tidy as the built in solution in older sky/freesat boxes. However, if all you want is a basic RF quality picture on a second TV and you find yourself with the choice of either paying the monthly subscription for something like SkyQ or the very expensive HDMI multiroom distribution solutions, then this device gets you out of that hole. Pros: Quick and easy to set up ability to customise RF channel from dip switches works flawlessly with other labgear items such as distribution amp and digi eyes Cons: IR repeater cables could be longer phono to scart adapter could have been included for very little extra ## Features - Converts the signal from the SCART output to an RF output with return path - Simple Plug-and-Play installation - Fully compatible with DigiLink amps and DigiLink eyes to allow channel changing from other rooms - Provides loop-through for Freeview on every TV including the main set - Supplied with 2 IR transmitters to control up to 2 devices ## Images ![Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81XML3CaDZL.jpg) ![Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/814Bjm5rbuL.jpg) ![Labgear MRX700 DigiLink SCART to RF Converter - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Kclyek-tL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Can this convert scart signal from virgin tivo 500 to rf signal so that i can watch virgin tv in other rooms without interfering hdmi signal?** A: This will convert any Scart output to RF Just use a long good quality Co-Ax cable from the MRX700 to a second TV Or use a splitter Amp to use multiple TVs Works great with Sky and a Magic eye to control sat box from the bedroom, but I don't know if the Virgin box has this feature **Q: How do you connect two tuners with the IR pads ?** A: The IR pads simply relay the signal from your remotes. So as long as the tuners use different codes you can have that set up. Obviously the tuners need individual inputs to your TV. **Q: My scart converter stopped showing picture after about a year it still has sound.Can this be fixed** A: Mine done the same. Turned it off, changed the frequency, plugged it back in again, re tuned the TV, and it was back on with sound and picture. **Q: Will it connect wirelessly my Virgin TiVo box to a HDMI TV in another room?** A: NoYou have to run a coax (standard tv arieal cable) from this box to your TV to get the picture and for the remote to work from another room using a magic eye. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does the job well *by M***E on 29 April 2015* Does the job well, as long as you manage your expectations about picture quality over RF. It beats the quality of the internal SKY box version you used to get, and can be used to replace that functionality if you move to a newer box without an aerial socket, or to freesat, as I did. Oh, don't lose the instructions if you want to know what the DIP switches on the bottom do (for instance, if you want to retune to a different channel) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If your new Sky/Freesat box doesnt have RF out, this box is the answer. *by C***L on 4 January 2017* Purchased this to enable viewing of a freesat box on a second TV. The trend with each new revision of sky/freesat boxes is to drop the RF outlet, as everything is moving HD. This box restores that functionality for those that still wish to use it. With the trend now being for HD and HDMI connections, an RF signal can no longer deliver the picture quality we've become used to from HDMI. However for those that just want a basic picture on a second TV, then utilising the existing RF coax cables & connections distributed around the house is still a viable option. If you find yourself moving to a newer Sky HD box, or a new model freesat box in an effort to free yourself from monthly subscriptions, then you may find that the new box no longer has the RF out which you used to send to other TV's around the home. This unit takes a scart connection and outputs an RF signal (on a channel of your choosing depending on how you set the dip switches on the back), it will also send out power forany magic/digi eyes you have on second TV boxes, and can relay those ir signals back to the units connected to this device by way of the ir attachments (they are the little earphone circle looking bits in the picture). If your new box doesn't have a scart output and instead has the traditional red, white and yellow phono connections, then you will need a phono to scart cable or connection. These are relatively cheap and you may even have one lying around from a child's old games console. The unit also allows for an RF in, so you can combine a traditional TV aerial signal if you wish. The unit is fairly compact, so can be hidden away behind another box or piece of furniture, though the IR extension connections aren't overly long so you need to consider the placement of these. Obviously it introduces the need for more cables and an additional power supply, so it certainly isn't as tidy as the built in solution in older sky/freesat boxes. However, if all you want is a basic RF quality picture on a second TV and you find yourself with the choice of either paying the monthly subscription for something like SkyQ or the very expensive HDMI multiroom distribution solutions, then this device gets you out of that hole. Pros: Quick and easy to set up ability to customise RF channel from dip switches works flawlessly with other labgear items such as distribution amp and digi eyes Cons: IR repeater cables could be longer phono to scart adapter could have been included for very little extra ### ⭐⭐ Unit failed after 18 months *by N***S on 3 September 2018* Great little product, worked well for 18 months then would randomly snowstorm until you powered it off/on. Out of necessity had to buy a replacement, lets hope it lasts longer this time. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sg/products/74258454-labgear-mrx700-digilink-scart-to-rf-converter](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/74258454-labgear-mrx700-digilink-scart-to-rf-converter) --- *Product available on Desertcart Singapore* *Store origin: SG* *Last updated: 2026-08-28*