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Grote 72110-5 12 V 125 dB horn domestic
A 12 V, 125 dB steel horn with black enamel finish and mounting bracket for domestic vehicles
- 125 dB output cuts through traffic noise
- 12 V DC power fits standard vehicle electrics
- Black enamel steel resists corrosion and wear
- Mounting bracket included for direct installation
- Designed specifically for domestic vehicle applications
Grote 72110-5 12 V horn
The Grote 72110-5 is a 12 V electric horn built for domestic vehicles. It produces a low tone at 125 dB for clear audible signalling. The unit suits drivers who need a direct factory-style replacement. It is not intended for buyers who want a high-pitched tone or a dual-trumpet air-horn setup.
Black enamel steel with mounting bracket
The horn body is steel finished in black enamel for corrosion resistance. A mounting bracket is included so the horn bolts to existing chassis points without fabrication. The single-terminal design connects to the vehicle’s 12 DC system using standard spade connectors. Installers who need a weather-pack plug or a relay harness will have to source those separately.
125 dB output at 12 V DC
The horn delivers 125 dB at 12 V DC, which determines whether it meets local audibility rules for passenger cars. The low-frequency tone carries well in traffic without the harshness of higher-pitched units. Systems that require a different voltage or a specific SAE sound-pattern code are outside this horn’s specification.
Highlights
- 125 dB output cuts through traffic noise
- 12 V DC power fits standard vehicle electrics
- Black enamel steel resists corrosion and wear
- Mounting bracket included for direct installation
- Designed specifically for domestic vehicle applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage does the 12 V horn require?
The horn operates on 12 V DC, so it connects directly to a standard 12-volt vehicle electrical system.
What hardware is included for mounting the horn?
A mounting bracket is supplied with the horn, allowing it to be bolted to the vehicle chassis or engine bay.
How is the horn wired during installation?
Connect the horn's terminal to a fused 12 V supply switched by the steering-wheel button, ensuring a clean ground to the vehicle body.
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