🚨 FreeTec Amplifier Police Siren: 200W 12V Emergency Loudspeaker with 8 Tones Review

The wiring harness is approximately 4 feet long, not enough to reach the battery or speaker in a car let alone a truck. I had to fit a new wiring harness, which was a huge headache.

Indeed, at first it wasn't so bad. The sirens suck, but I still didn't need them. The PA and "air" horns were good, but after 9 months the speakers became very rusty and the wires connecting them almost rusted. I'll have to see if I can clean everything, solder the wires and use a protective coating so this doesn't happen again.

Bought thinking I could quickly buy a replacement. The driver with 8 kinds of siren signals is not marked. Didn't just incl. off you turn on and then set the volume to maximum so you can here. The 100 watt speaker doesn't make the 58 watt speaker and has federal logos so it's a fake. Not even for car alarms, let alone emergency response. Avoid these products as I need to look for a way to get my money back.

Done. I kept blowing up my 12v power supply trying to plug it in. Revain technical support did not help. Green is not grounded, yellow is not positive, or white is not positive. The siren/horn switch is in the reverse position. So when you turn on the siren the horn will sound, when you turn on the siren the horn will sound. The two green wires actually go to the speaker. Unfortunately it doesn't fit in the trunk of my car. So I can't give a full review. But I would give it a full 3 star…

It happened not too long ago at 10:40 p.m. I drive home, listen to music and listen to the siren. I installed it under my car facing forward so it works very well. I drive onto the hill around the corner that leads down. The white Lexus moves in the left lane, I pull my Wrangler a little to the right, and I notice the car veering into the center lane, although I oh, maybe I startled her, flashing at her with twinkles of approached behind. But it gets worse when the cars are going uphill and she