Santa Fe Springs, Calif. – June 1, 2020: Accent Mobile, a division of Accele Electronics focused on solutions for Expeditors, Upfitters and Fleet Managers is pleased to announce, their latest solution for Rear Seat Entertainment, the ACTHRD9850WK 9” Active Matrix Headrest Entertainment Kit. The universal Headrest system with its unique slide clamp, quick release system will fit any Headrest, active or passive. The system includes an Optical Drive that supports all popular Disc formats. as well as. The system includes (3) interchangeable color skins (Black, Tan, Grey) to blend into most vehicle interiors. Each Kit contains (2) 9” LCD Monitors with built - in Disc Drives, (2) Sets of Wireless Headphones and (2) Game Controllers. Our ACTHRD9850WK is unique in that it checks all the boxes. In addition to the Optical Drive, users will discover an HDMI input (1) SD Card slot, (1) USB Port, and an RCA Composite A/V Input. This ensures users can continue to
use all the media in their libraries for those long road trips with children”, stated Bob Goodman, Director of Channel Sales, Accent Mobile. “For complete flexibility, choices for listening include a built in FM Modulator, a 2 Channel IR Headphone transmitter, a 3.5” headphone jack and built in speakers. Children can keep themselves busy with the included 16 Bit Game Disc and Game Controller.
Additional Units may be connected together to share Video from the built in Disc players. All functions are easily accessible with the included IR Wireless Remote Control. The ACTHRDVD9850 includes an adjustable mounting bracket and a set of five mounting adapters to accommodate a variety of post mount head rests. The mounting bracket is adjustable from 5.1875" to 8" wide (OC). The five mounting adapters are compatible with 10.4, 11.3, 12, 13, and 14.3mm post diameters. It is also adjustable for different headrest pillow depths from 1.75″ to 3.625" (OC). The 90 degree adjustment provides an optimal viewing angle. For security and convenience, each monitor is easily removable while leaving the mount in place” , said Goodman.