New 12v Dc Positive Trigger Loud Single Tone Alarm Electronic Siren Universal on 2040-parts.com
ShenZhen,Guangdong, China
12V DC POSITIVE TRIGGER LOUD SINGLE TONE CAR ALARM ELECTRONIC SIREN UNIVERSAL Description 100% brand new and high quality Fashionable design, portable and light weight Loud and clear 1 tone sound. Specification: Power Output: 15W Voltage: 12V DC Tone: 1 tone Material: ABS Plastic Color: Black Wires: 2 wires- red wire for 12V DC positive trigger and black wire for earth (grounded) Size: 80mm (W) x 80mm (D) x 100mm (H). Weight: 0.30kg Package Content: 1 Tone Car Alarm Siren ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
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