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Kenwood CA-Y107MR Y-Splitter Cable For Additional Remotes
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Kenwood CA-Y107MR Y-Splitter Cable For Additional Remotes
If you own a large boat, you can now use two different remotes to control your Kenwood marine stereo from separate locations with the Kenwood CA-Y107MR. All you have to do is plug each remote's cable into the adapter and connect it to your stereo for convenient, hands-on control whether you're at helm or on deck.Overview
The Kenwood CA-Y107MR is a marine Y-cable for the Kenwood KCA-RC55MR marine wired remote control. The CA-Y107MR allows you to add two Kenwood KCA-RC55MR marine wired remotes to your compatible Kenwood marine head unit (like the KMR-M312BT).Connections
The 14" Y-cable features a proprietary 8-pin male connector on one end, which plugs into your compatible Kenwood marine head unit. On the other end, are two proprietary 8-pin female connectors to connect two Kenwood KCA-RC107MR marine wired remote controls.About Kenwood
Kenwood is a leading developer and manufacturer of consumer electronics and communications equipment. Kenwood has a reputation for bringing important new products to the consumer electronics market. The company built the first audio/video amplifier for home theater back in 1981.
Kenwood also created the first anti-theft car cassette deck that could be slid out of the dash; the first with an automatic broadcast sensor system and automatic noise reduction; the first with 24 presets; and the first polypropylene speaker cones. Over the years, Kenwood engineers have invented dozens of new technologies later copied by others.
Today Kenwood has taken a leading role in developing market-driven products and continues to operate as one of the largest manufacturers of personal entertainment and communications equipment in the world. It is a central Kenwood belief to listen to the market and develop exacting products that address customers’ needs at the highest possible value.
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Product Descriptions
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Kenwood CA-Y107MR Y-Splitter Cable For Additional Remotes
If you own a large boat, you can now use two different remotes to control your Kenwood marine stereo from separate locations with the Kenwood CA-Y107MR. All you have to do is plug each remote's cable into the adapter and connect it to your stereo for convenient, hands-on control whether you're at helm or on deck.Overview
The Kenwood CA-Y107MR is a marine Y-cable for the Kenwood KCA-RC55MR marine wired remote control. The CA-Y107MR allows you to add two Kenwood KCA-RC55MR marine wired remotes to your compatible Kenwood marine head unit (like the KMR-M312BT).Connections
The 14" Y-cable features a proprietary 8-pin male connector on one end, which plugs into your compatible Kenwood marine head unit. On the other end, are two proprietary 8-pin female connectors to connect two Kenwood KCA-RC107MR marine wired remote controls.About Kenwood
Kenwood is a leading developer and manufacturer of consumer electronics and communications equipment. Kenwood has a reputation for bringing important new products to the consumer electronics market. The company built the first audio/video amplifier for home theater back in 1981.
Kenwood also created the first anti-theft car cassette deck that could be slid out of the dash; the first with an automatic broadcast sensor system and automatic noise reduction; the first with 24 presets; and the first polypropylene speaker cones. Over the years, Kenwood engineers have invented dozens of new technologies later copied by others.
Today Kenwood has taken a leading role in developing market-driven products and continues to operate as one of the largest manufacturers of personal entertainment and communications equipment in the world. It is a central Kenwood belief to listen to the market and develop exacting products that address customers’ needs at the highest possible value.
