Montebello, Calif. -- (May 7, 2019) – Farenheit is now shipping its new model TI-702HB with a 7.0” inch LCD screen and Android MHL feature. The TI-702HB includes a wireless remote control with steering wheel mount.
“The 7-inch 1080P display delivers crystal clear imaging," said Paul Goldberg, vice-president, sales and marketing for Epsilon Electronics Inc. “Our new, iso standard double din head unit delivers a much bigger 7-inch screen versus the standard 6.2” models in the market. That extra size makes a huge difference in screen visibility. This is a really nice upgrade for any vehicle!”
Farenheit TI-702HB
This model has a Bigger 7.0" LCD screen. The TI-702HB unit features a Hi-Res 1080p playback with Android MHL 2-Way PhoneLink, Bluetooth 4.0 Connectivity, DVD/CD and USB Playback.
MSRP. $123.99
Additional Features Include:
- ISO Double Din Chassis w/ Mounting Sleeve
- HD 7.0” 1024x600,1080p Video Playback
- Android Phonelink Mobile Device Integration
- 7-color RGB LED Front Panel illumination
- Bluetooth 4.0 Phone Calling + A2DP Audio Streaming
- Smart App Remote Control Download from App Stores
- 10 Band 14dB Graphic EQ w/ Presets & Variable Subwoofer
- Wireless Remote Control w/ Steering wheel Strap Mount
- Rear Camera Input with Reverse Trigger
- OEM Steering Wheel Control Compatible
For further details please visit www.farenheitusa.com.
Farenheit dealers are encouraged to contact their Rep to place an order for these units. Orders will be shipped on a first-come, first-served basis.
Epsilon Electronics Inc. operates as a corporate umbrella for various brands that include Soundstream, Power Acoustik, Precision Power, Farenheit, and NESA. Epsilon produces name brand products that are sold in over 2,000 locations across the USA. It is also a top 12 Volt brand in over 55 countries worldwide. In addition, Epsilon is the second largest aftermarket car video supplier in the USA. As an innovator in the industry, Epsilon holds 13 key industry patents. Furthermore, each year they offer products with features that supersede previous models, as well as customers’ expectations.
