Axxess AXRSCH-PIO Radio Status Control Harness for Select Pioneer Radios

Axxess AXRSCH-PIO Radio Status Control Harness for Select Pioneer Radios

This radio-specific radio status control harness provides installers with a cost-effective option for simplifying the installation of select aftermarket radios. Paired with our vehicle-specific, "car-side" harness, this radio status control harness provides a complete plug-n-play installation, with no hardwiring required. It’s an ideal choice for installers who want to reduce installation time while ensuring clean, professional wiring connections.

• Plug-n-play harness to be paired with the AXRSC interface and AXRSC vehicle-specific harnesses
• Compatible with select Pioneer® radios
• Radio manufacturer’s included harness not required for installation 
• No hardwiring required

Compatible Head Units

Pioneer

• DMH-W4600NEX
• DMH-W4660NEX
• DMH-WC5700NEX
• DMH-WC6600NEX
• DMH-WT76NEX
• DMH-WT86NEX
• DMH-WT3800NEX
• DMH-WT5000NEX
• DMH-WT6000NEX
• DMH-WT7600NEX
• DMH-WT8000NEX
• DMH-WT8600NEX

Includes:

• Amplified harness
• Non-amplified harness 
• Step-by-step instructions

Docs/Instruction Links

• Instruction Manual
• Product Information Sheet

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