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Skokie, IL
Custer Back Up Alarm for Confident Reverse Alerts
Built for straightforward installs, Custer back up alarms surface-mount to a bumper or frame and wire into the reverse light circuit. They deliver a 97 decibel warning so people know you're backing up, and you can add a simple on/off switch when you want quiet control.
Yes, you can add a simple on-off toggle. Splice the hot side of the switch into the reverse light wire, then run the cold side to the alarm so you can turn it off when needed. Mount the switch within reach of the driver and label it so it's clear when the alarm is disabled.
They wire into the reverse light circuit so the alarm activates when you shift into reverse. Identify the hot reverse light wire, connect power and ground, and mount the unit to a solid surface like a frame or bumper. If you want manual control, add a toggle switch by splicing the hot side of the switch into the reverse light wire and running the cold side to the alarm.
Installation is generally straightforward and can be done with basic tools. Plan your mounting spot and wire path first, then secure the unit and make your connections. Wiring may not be included, so gather primary wire and connectors ahead of time. If wire size isn't specified, confirm what's appropriate for your run length; one installer used 14 gauge.
Yes, choose a surface-mount Custer alarm that taps into the reverse light circuit instead of replacing the bulb. This avoids bulb-number compatibility issues. Mount it to a sturdy location at the rear and connect to the reverse power and a good ground.
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