Hella Horn 3al002952011 Brand New Horn 12v/400hz on 2040-parts.com
Petah Tikva, default, IL
BRAND NEW HELLA HORN 12V/400Hz 3AL 002 952-011
Frequency Range: 400 Hz
Power Consumption: 66 W
Rated Voltage: 12 V
Depth: 54 mm
Overall Height: 122 mm
Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info 2: with moisture protection
Housing Type: Metal Housing
Sound Level: 115 dB(A)
Diameter: 97 mm
Inspection Tag: E1 20011
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