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Back Up Alarm with 112 Decibels for confident backing
Make your reverse moves heard with 112 decibels for attention-getting alerts in busy areas. Mount underneath your vehicle pointing to the rear for maximum effect, and wire power to a switch, then to the alarm, with the alarm grounded. A simple switch lets you turn it on and off when you need it.
Yes—add a dash-mounted switch to turn it on and off as needed. Run a power wire to the switch, then from the switch to the alarm, and ground the alarm's ground post. Mount the unit underneath the vehicle pointing to the rear for best effect.
Yes—heavy-duty units can be adjustable from 97 dB to 112 dB. Set it to the level you need and test it in an open area. If it's too loud for your setting, lower it toward 97 dB to suit your environment.
You'll need the alarm, a switch, a power lead, and a solid ground. Wire power to the switch, then from the switch to the alarm, and attach the ground to the alarm's ground post. Mount it under the vehicle aiming rearward.
Mount it underneath the vehicle pointing to the rear. Choose a solid surface with clearance from debris and road spray. Before final mounting, verify your wire route to the switch and check that the ground point is clean and secure.
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