66 Star Spectrum™ Back-Up Alarm Fire Hooks Unlimited Hydrant Tools Resilient Combat-Tested Denier Polyester Material E-E8903RN-40

Name: 66 Star Spectrum™ Back-Up Alarm Fire Hooks Unlimited Hydrant Tools Resilient Combat-Tested Denier Polyester Material E-E8903RN-40
Brand: willsnyderlaw.com
SKU: 73968633009
Price: 73.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4725 (20 reviews)

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66 Star Spectrum™ Back Up Alarm Fire Hooks Unlimited Hydrant Tools Resilient Combat Tested Denier Polyester Material E E8903RN 40 Resilient Combat Tested Denier Polyester Material Carry either horizontally or vertically 66 Series Back UP Alarms with attached wire leads: Model Sound Level Voltage Multi Frequency Tone 66 087SS 87db 10 32V DC 66 092SS 92db 10 32V DC 66 097SS 97 db 10 32V DC Individually programmed through a proprietary fixture that incorporates the optimal base frequency into each alarm

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