Electronic Siren Lot 5 Sirens 20 Watt Output 120db Maximum Volume 12 Volt on 2040-parts.com
Poplar Grove, Illinois, United States
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Electronic Siren Lot 5 Sirens 20 Watt Output 120dB Maximum Volume 12 Volt
Nice pre-owned Sirens. Includes 5 sirens. Tested and working. Very loud! You can remove the fitting at the end and attach the size you need. I do not see a brand name or model number. 3.5 inch diameter Please see photos and thank you for looking. vp Row C |
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