Homelink Vehicle/home Interface Kit on 2040-parts.com
Honolulu, Hawaii, US
HomeLink House/Vehicle Interface Kit. Consists of: 1) Mini Controller Model No 30007, 2) Vehicle Interface Module Model No 30001, 3) Plug In Lamp Module Model No 30005. I bought this setup to run things in the house from a Toyota Prius, however I never found a use for it. Purchased around 2006. Won't separate. Thank you.
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