Hama 00014163 FM transmitter 87.6 - 107.9 MHz Cigar lighter Black

The Hama 00014163 FM transmitter is a compact adapter that enables audio playback from a mobile device through a vehicle's FM radio. Designed to plug into the car's cigar lighter for power, it transmits audio across FM frequencies from 87.6 to 107.9 MHz. The transmitter's black housing and minimal controls make it suitable for vehicles where a simple, space-saving solution is required to stream music or navigation prompts without altering the factory radio.

Advantages

The transmitter offers straightforward installation via the cigar lighter and a wide FM band range for flexible frequency selection. Its compact black design minimizes dashboard clutter and provides a plug-and-play experience that requires no permanent changes to the car audio system. The device supports a reliable wireless audio link between a phone or MP3 player and the car radio over the FM band.

Suitable for

• Playing music from smartphones or MP3 players through a car radio
• Streaming navigation voice prompts to the vehicle stereo
• Using a temporary audio solution in rental cars or older vehicles without Bluetooth
• Quickly adding wireless audio capability without professional installation

Key specifications

• FM band range: 87.6 – 107.9 MHz
• Power supply: vehicle cigar lighter
• Colour: black
• Form factor: compact plug-in transmitter

How to use

Insert the FM transmitter into the car's cigar lighter socket to power the unit. Choose an unused FM frequency on the transmitter within the 87.6–107.9 MHz range and tune the car radio to the same frequency. Connect your audio source according to the transmitter's supported connection method and start playback on the source device; audio will be transmitted to the car radio over the selected FM frequency. Adjust the car radio volume and the device volume for the desired listening level.

Recommendations

Select a frequency with minimal local radio interference to reduce static and maintain clearer audio. Park the vehicle when initially setting frequencies or making adjustments to ensure safe operation. If reception varies while driving, retune to a different clear frequency within the available FM band.