Works with most aftermarket head units, including 3.5mm jack, single-wire, and 3-wire self-learn types.
Connects Aerpro Steering Wheel Control or Infodapter Interface to your head unit.
Facilitates a straightforward connection between the Aerpro Interface and your aftermarket head unit.
Connects Aerpro Steering Wheel Control or Infodapter Interface to your head unit.
Facilitates a straightforward connection between the Aerpro Interface and your aftermarket head unit.
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The Aerpro APUNIPL2 SWC Patch Lead is designed for use with most aftermarket head units. It supports 3.5mm jack, single-wire, and 3-wire self-learn head units, and is necessary for integrating steering wheel controls with an Aerpro Steering Wheel Control or Infodapter Interface. The patch lead connects directly between the Aerpro Interface and the compatible aftermarket head unit.
Kit Includes:
- SWC Patch Lead
Features:
- Designed to suit most aftermarket head units with steering wheel control capabilities
- Compatible with 3.5mm jack, single wire and 3-wire self-learn head units
- Compatible with all Aerpro Steering Wheel Control and Infodapter Interfaces
- Simply connects between the Aerpro Interface and compatible aftermarket head unit
Note:
- Hard wire connection is required between the head unit wiring and this patch lead in some installations.
- This patch lead is compatible with most major brand head units.
- If using with Pioneer head units, for your steering wheel controls to work with your Pioneer head unit you will need to turn this function on in the system menu (see head unit user manual).
Part number: APUNIPL2
Head Unit Compatibility: | Most Aftermarket Head Units with Steering Wheel Control Capabilities |
Interface Compatibility: | Aerpro Steering Wheel Control and Infodapter Interfaces |
Aerpro Universal SWC Patch Lead - APUNIPL2
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