PWR-12 Satellite Radio Power Kit
12–24 V regulated supply with an add-a-circuit fuse tap and 3 m of loom.
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Three ways into a factory stereo: 3.5 mm line, FM direct injection, or USB-C.
We check this against your vehicle before it ships. Add your year, make, model and trim at the basket and we will confirm it or call you.
Any factory stereo. Tell us your year, make and model at checkout and we will confirm which of the three routes applies before we dispatch.
The awkward part of adding a receiver to a car built before about 2012 is not power and it is not the aerial — it is getting the audio into a stereo that has no aux input. The AUX-35 covers the three routes that actually exist.
If the head unit has a 3.5 mm socket, use the line lead and you are done. If it does not, FM direct injection splices into the aerial feed and puts the receiver onto a clear frequency without broadcasting into the car next to you — which is the difference between this and a cheap FM transmitter, and it is why it sounds like a station instead of a phone call.
On anything from roughly 2014 onwards the USB-C route is usually cleanest: the stereo sees a digital source and you keep steering-wheel track controls.
| Inputs | 3.5 mm line, SMB aerial pass-through |
|---|---|
| Outputs | 3.5 mm, FM direct, USB-C |
| FM range | 87.5–108 MHz, 0.1 steps |
| Signal to noise | > 78 dB (line) |
| Supply | Powered from receiver |
| Lead lengths | 1.2 m each side |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Not sure it suits your vehicle? Send the registration or the year, make, model and trim through the contact form and we will confirm before you order. There is no charge and no obligation.
12–24 V regulated supply with an add-a-circuit fuse tap and 3 m of loom.
ISO-A / ISO-B harness with a labelled tail set. No cutting into the vehicle loom.
Six metres of shielded SMB extension for long vans, workshops and premises runs.