ACV 381230-24-3 installation frame for car radios, 2-DIN ISO front panel, black piano finish
The 2-DIN format allows the installation of a standard double height car radio into compatible dashboard for easy replacement or upgrade. The vehicle-specific fit for Opel ensures compliance with the factory openings and mounting points, thereby reducing the installation effort. The piano lacquer surface fits perfectly with the original interior and provides for a harmonious integration into the dashboard surfaces. The geometry of the mounting frame ensures the correct positioning of the radio and provides a secure hold to the car radio while driving.
Technical specifications
Product type
Car stereo bracket
Compatible with
Opel
UKCA
yes
Documents & Downloads
User & Safety Instructions
User & Safety Instructions 3595034 ACV 381230-24-3 Car stereo bracket Compatible with: Opel
Description
This installation frame for car radios is a dashboard frame for securely mounting 2 DIN radios in Opel vehicles. It is inserted into the factory opening and provides the suitable opening and support for a car radio with double height. This way, the technician can place and attach the radio in the vehicle's dashboard. The frame holds the radio in the correct position, transmits the mechanical forces to the attachment points in the vehicle and provides for a clean finish around the built-in device. Typically, it is used to replace a factory radio with a 2-DIN retrofit system in Opel models, which retain the original opening and aperture.
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Features
Product name: Built-in frame for car radio
2-DIN Radio aperture
Compatible with: Opel
Suitable for Opel vehicles
Plant color: Piano black
Manufacturer number: 381230-24-3
Description
This installation frame for car radios is a dashboard frame for securely mounting 2 DIN radios in Opel vehicles. It is inserted into the factory opening and provides the suitable opening and support for a car radio with double height. This way, the technician can place and attach the radio in the vehicle's dashboard. The frame holds the radio in the correct position, transmits the mechanical forces to the attachment points in the vehicle and provides for a clean finish around the built-in device. Typically, it is used to replace a factory radio with a 2-DIN retrofit system in Opel models, which retain the original opening and aperture.