Which Kenwood devices are compatible with the LZH-70W controller?

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The Kenwood LZH-70W is a ceiling console for rear passengers with a 7-inch LCD screen. Contrary to what one might think, it is not a controller that operates other Kenwood devices, but rather an audio-video display that receives signals from external devices to display content on its screen.

Devices you can connect to the LZH-70W: The console accepts devices equipped with RCA video output connectors (the three common red, white, and yellow plugs found on older audiovisual equipment). You can directly connect a VCR, portable DVD player, video game console, camcorder, or any other audio-video source with standard RCA outputs.

The LZH-70W has three separate video inputs accessible via the SOURCE button: AV1, AV2, and auxiliary input (Aux). Each input can simultaneously receive different devices, and you can switch between them from the console or the remote control. In terms of brands, there are no Kenwood restrictions: you can connect audiovisual equipment from any manufacturer (Sony, Philips, Toshiba, etc.) as long as it has RCA video output connectors.

The console also features two wired headphone jacks so that rear passengers can listen to the sound independently, and an infrared transmitter for connecting compatible Kenwood wireless headphones. For RCA audio-video connections, ensure that all cables are properly connected to the corresponding jacks and that you select the appropriate input on the console before turning on the source device.

If you have newer Kenwood devices (car radios, digital amplifiers) or devices without standard RCA outputs (HDMI, Bluetooth connections, etc.), they cannot be connected directly to the LZH-70W without using an appropriate adapter converter or video conversion box.

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