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Get clear, attention-grabbing sound with 102 decibels to help warn others while you reverse. Mount the alarm to the back of the bumper or the frame, aim it to the rear, and connect to the reverse light circuit or the 7-way trailer plug for automatic activation, then ground the other wire. If you want manual control, route power through a driver-controlled switch instead.
Yes. Run a power wire to a dash switch, then to the alarm, and ground the alarm's ground post. Mount the unit underneath, pointing to the rear. An adjustable alarm (97 dB to 112 dB) lets you fine-tune loudness and still use 102 dB when you want.
Mount it to the back of the bumper or the frame. Tie the power lead into the reverse light circuit on the vehicle or the 7-way trailer plug, then ground the other wire. Use a hook probe circuit tester to identify the reverse circuit so it activates in reverse.
Yes, 102 dB delivers a strong, attention-getting alert for backing. If you want flexibility, choose an adjustable unit (97 dB to 112 dB) and set it to 102 dB. Mount it so the sound projects to the rear for best effect.
Some use a two-tone sound, one higher than the other. If you prefer a single tone, check the tone style before you buy. Mounting and aiming the alarm toward the rear helps the tone carry where it's needed.
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