Alpine KIT-HALO-TRA7S installation kit

Swivel installation kit for Ford Transit Custom (2018 ->), suitable for 1DIN for installation of Alpine car radio or satellite navigation with up to 11″ monitor
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Alpine KIT-HALO-TRA7S installation kit

The KIT-HALO-TRA7S installation kit allows you to perfectly integrate the 1DIN Alpine Halo system with 9″ or 11″ screen INE-F904D , INE-F904DC , ILX-F115D , ILX-F905D into Ford Transit Custom (2018 ->). The kit also allows you to horizontally rotate the monitor of your Alpine unit by ±10°. KIT-HALO-TRA7S includes a CAN to UART interface with support for remote control buttons on the steering wheel. It also includes a plug-and-play wiring harness to easily connect your Alpine unit to your Ford, camera cable adapter (Alpine direct - RCA), antenna adapter and USB adapter. The harness provides easy access to the ignition, speed signal and reverse signal from the CAN bus. You can even keep the vehicle setup function in the Alpine head unit and it includes a convenient “Preflight-Check” function for motorhome drivers.

General

Plug-and-play wiring harness to connect the Alpine Halo 9/11 to the Ford Transit Custom electrical system.
CAN – UART interface.
Includes steering wheel remote control interface.
Custom installation bracket and decorative panel.
Plastic decorative panel.
Includes camera cable adapter (Alpine Direct to RCA).
Including antenna adapter.
It includes an adapter that connects the original USB port in the dashboard to your Alpine system.

Note

KIT-HALO-TRA7S is only compatible with vehicles equipped with a genuine Ford 1DIN radio (model T15114A) or radio preparation. For vehicles equipped with a genuine Ford navigation system, a genuine Ford 1-DIN trim panel is required. Ask your dealer.
Vehicles with original radio and e-call system: the e-call system remains functional, but in some cases an error message may appear (vehicles with radio preparation do not encounter this problem).