Alpine RUX-H02 Halo wireless volume knob and subwoofer level controller for Alpine Halo and select Restyle receivers

Alpine RUX-H02 Halo wireless volume knob and subwoofer level controller for Alpine Halo and select Restyle receivers.

Rotary volume and bass control for Alpine Halo receivers...

Alpine's RUX-H02 Halo level controller lets you add a knob to your new Alpine touchscreen stereo so you can crank the overall volume or bass as your ancestors did — with a righteous flick of the wrist. This knob matches the rounded corners and beveled-edge styling of your Halo receiver. It attaches to its floating screen, holding the control correctly for handy adjustments from the driver's seat. You can control the bass by pushing the knob in as you twist.

...without wires!

The RUX-H02 incorporates advanced Bluetooth® Low Energy technology to command the action without running another wire from your dash to the back of the receiver or sub-amplifier (if your system has an amp). A blue LED light lets you know the knob's active and ready to pair with your receiver. The RUX-H02's powered by a compact lithium battery that can be easily replaced.

The RUX-H02 knob works with the Alpine iLX-F509 Halo9 and iLX-F511 Halo11 receivers, along with the i509-WRA-JK and i509-WRA-JL Restyle receivers for Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator models and the iLX-507 digital multimedia receiver.

General Features:

• remote level controller for select Alpine touchscreen receivers
• built-in Bluetooth LE technology for wireless operations
• replaceable lithium CR2025 battery cell
• Blue LED indicator
• controls volume and subwoofer level
• turn left/right to change the volume
• push in a while, turning left/right to change sub level
• mounts to an Alpine Halo receiver with included mounting hardware

• iLX-507
• iLX-F509
• iLX-F511
• i509-WRA-JK
• i509-WRA-JL

• RUX-H02 owner's manual
• Wireless remote knob
• CR2032 3V battery
• Metal bracket
• Plastic bracket
• 2 Philips-head screws
• 2 Flat-head screws

⚠️Warning:
This product can expose you to, known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to P65Warnings.ca.