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Back Up Alarm with 107 Decibels for confident reversing
Get noticed fast with 107 decibels that delivers a clear warning in busy lots and jobsites. Installation is easy on many vehicles, and mounting toward the rear helps direct the sound where it's needed for better awareness.
Installation is typically straightforward. Plan a solid rear-facing mount and a clean ground connection. If you want reduced maintenance, check whether the alarm includes a self cleaning feature. Verify space and orientation before drilling to help avoid rework.
Yes, you can wire a backup alarm to a reverse light circuit even if it powers an LED light. Tie the alarm's trigger into the backup lamp signal and connect the return/ground to a solid chassis ground. Confirm your vehicle's wiring diagram before splicing.
Add a simple dash switch to turn the alarm on and off. Run power to the switch, then from the switch to the alarm, and ground the alarm to the vehicle. Mount the unit underneath, pointing to the rear, to maximize its warning tone.
Yes, 107 Decibels is loud enough to get people's attention. Look for a heavy-duty build if you expect rough, daily use; we've seen one hold up to the rigors of a fire truck. Mount it at the rear and aim it outward for best effect.
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