💪 Powerful Wolo (FA-SIREN) 12V Motor Siren for Enhanced Safety and Alert Systems Review

Not installed but like it. Tried it with 9V. Turns out I copied the ride on the bomb. Can I in 1979 install? If not, at least I have it. Pops would know.

I don't have it installed but I like it. I tried it with 9V. It turned out that I had copied the ride on the bomb. Can I install 1979? If not, at least I have it. Pops would know.

Its functionality. And the sound really has the sound of an old-timey police car. Has a slightly higher tone due to its smaller size. The lightweight plastic fan inside the sirens is much lighter than the original metal fans. So he growls a lot faster. The bracket is made of very thin metal. It broke a few months after buying it.

Purchased on 10/15/2016. Wonderful. The thing is loud. My standard horn is 109dB and this one is louder, probably around 112dB but I haven't measured it yet. I have a military style jeep and this thing adds a new dimension to it when I'm at shows and parades. It also helps if I'm doing a post-apocalyptic Halloween theme. Finally measured and it's about 120dB on my new 2ft jeep with a 40 amp relay and 30 amp fuse. I use a momentary button to turn on a relay that powers the siren. It was starting

I bought one of these for my 1959 cabin cruiser a few years ago. I replaced the internals of the siren with a conventional buzzer to comply with Coast Guard regulations. (I have since learned that the siren is legal). Although the case is "chromed", its quality is not very good. After 2 years on the water the outside is completely corroded and rusty. But for €25 you can't go wrong. I will be buying another one for boating this spring. 4 stars for optics and sound. Minus 1 for durability. Should