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Emergency Pump Action Horn
- SKU:
- 116-1095
- UPC:
- 5055377900502
- MPN:
- PHE1
- Weight:
- 0.02 KGS
- Width:
- 16.99 (cm)
- Height:
- 34.49 (cm)
- Depth:
- 6.40 (cm)
Description
The pump action horn can be used to provide temporary cover during alarm installations and on building sites. They are very easy to use and are often preferred due to the fact they don't rust or freeze and they never run out. The pump horn will always be ready to use in an emergency.
- Never runs out
- Quick and easy to use
- Doesn't corrode or freeze
- No aerosol meaning safe transportation and disposal.
- Max output: 130dB
- Effective distance: Approx 1500m.
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