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7" Double 2 Din Car Radio Stereo Cd Dvd Player Bluetooth Usb/sd/mp3/rds+camera on 2040-parts.com

US $139.99
Location:

Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen, China
Condition:New Brand:Tmaxlife Screen Size:7" Country/Region of Manufacture:Hong Kong Unit Size:2 DIN Features:Auxiliary Input, Bluetooth Ready, CD Player, DVD Player, HD Radio Ready, Memory Card Input, Remote Control, Touchscreen, USB Input UPC:718460858733 Manufacturer Part Number:LMC

 


Audio Multimedia System Aux CD Car Stereo DVD Player AM/FM USB/SD



2 Din Car DVD Player Stereo
7 Inches Touch Slide Screen
Front USB--Control Steel Wheel Control-
Built-in FM/AM Radio-Mp3/4
-RDS-CD/DVD Player

Key Features

       

Attention:

                 This product is a universal DVD player, designed to work on most vehicles. Please select the correct DVD player for your car according to the product dimension.
        
        OSD Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Thai, Greek
        7 inch TFT digital touch screen
        Built-in Bluetooth, RDS
        Support steering wheel control, rearview camera input
        USB/SD card port
        Compatible with DVD/VCD/CD/WMA/AVI/MP3/CD-R\RW/DVD-R/RW etc.

Specifications

System

External Memory

Up to 32GB/SD Card

Features

SD/USB Support, Touch Screen, Subwoofer Output, Steering Wheel Control, RDS, Built-in Bluetooth

Digital TV or Analog TV

No TV

Display Ratio

16:9

Screen Size

7 inch

Screen Resolution

800 x 480

OSD Languages

Italian, Spanish, German, French, English, Greek, Thai, Russian

Media Type

DVD, WMA, Mp3, SVCD, VCD, CD, MPEG4, AVI, DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW

Radio Response Bandwidth

AM: 522 KHz-1710 KHz;FM: 87.5 MHz-108 MHz

Amplifier & Interface

Amplifier Max Output Power / Channel Qty

45 Watts x 4

Remote Control

Yes

Connector Type

1 x USB, 1 x SUBWOOFER, 1 x AUX-IN, 1 x POWER, 1 x TV ANTENNA,  1 x STEERING WHEEL CONTROL, 1 x REARCAMERA, 1 x BRAKE CHECK, 1 x A/V OUT, 1 x A/V IN

General

Type

2 Din

Color

Black

Dimensions / WxLxH(mm)

178 x 172x 100

Net Weight(kg)

3

Warranty

1 year

What's in the box

USB cable × 1, Front frame × 1, Power Cable × 1, Install bracket × 1, User's manual × 1, Remote control × 1, DVD host × 1






On Aug-24-16 at 08:01:44 PDT, seller added the following information:

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