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Flashing Police Bar Security Dummy Car Shop 3mm Led Blue Red 9v on 2040-parts.com

AU $19.90
Location:

Salisbury, QLD, Australia

Salisbury, QLD, Australia
Condition:New Brand:Adro Custom Led Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply


CUSTOM AUTO & ANTI THEFT
      9v FLASHING POLICE RED/BLUE ALARM DETERRENT


Description:
  • Circuit driven police flash effect fast flashing 3 times left and right strobe
  • Acrylic design lightweight
  • Comes with 9v battery compartment with on/off switch
  • 40cm black wiring
  • Can be used with 12v battery by removing battery compartment
  • Super strong velcro mounting tape included
  • Measures:112mm long x 13mm wide x 5mm high
  • Batteries not included
  • Flash times off new 9v battery at full brightness are about 24-26hrs constant, will reduce in brightness after that
    but continue to flash for 2-3days until depletion


PLEASE NOTE: THIS FLASHING DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR SECURITY PURPOSES ONLY, DO NOT DISPLAY ON TOP OF DASH OR
IN ANY OTHER POSITION WHERE IT IS SEEN FROM OUTSIDE DISTANCES, EITHER STATIONARY OR MOVING...YOU CAN BE VIOLATING LAWS AND CAN BE CHARGED.

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