Wot-Nots Aerial Adaptor DIN – ISO (PWN1045)

Description

Genuine Wot-Nots · Part no. PWN1045

Wot-Nots PWN1045 is a DIN to ISO aerial adaptor, sold as a single. It joins a lead with the round DIN aerial plug to a radio with an ISO aerial socket, or the other way round, which is a common mismatch when a stereo from one maker goes into a car from another.

Good to know

• How do I know which plug I have? Car aerial leads use DIN (Motorola-type), ISO or, on newer cars, Fakra plugs, and these don't fit each other without an adaptor; the DIN plug is a long round pin, the ISO type is a smaller, squarer push-in plug.
• Does it matter which way round? Check that the end you need on the car side matches your aerial lead, and the other end matches the radio, before fitting.
• Does it need power? No power wire is listed; it only joins the aerial signal, so a powered aerial still needs its own feed.

Which one?

If the radio sits in a shallow slot, the Wot-Nots Aerial Adaptor Standard – ISO (PWN1034) is a 90 degree version. For newer cars with Fakra plugs, see the Celsus Aerial Adaptor – Fakra To Male – With 12V Signal Separation (AAN2123).

Key features

• DIN to ISO aerial adaptor
• Sold as a single
• Listed as 12 Volt

Specification