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Small rectangular 12 V alarm siren with six tones, 95 by 58 by 18 mm, 65 g

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Ruth's sister 12 V 6-tone 110 pt internal power cable

SKU CH-V91V-ME73A

A compact 12 V siren producing 110 dB across six tones, measuring 95×58×18 mm and weighing 65 g

  • Six selectable tones cover different alert needs
  • 12 V operation suits standard alarm circuits
  • Compact 95×58×18 mm size fits tight enclosures
  • Light 65 g weight simplifies mounting

12 V six-tone alarm buzzer

This 12 V alarm buzzer produces six distinct tones and reaches 110 points of output. It measures 95 by 58 by 18 millimetres and weighs 65 grams. The unit is designed for straightforward installation in compact spaces. It suits installers who need a small, multi-tone audible alert for 12 V systems.

Practical limits of the 12 V interface

The device operates at a rated current of 300 milliamperes on a 12 V supply. Builders who require higher sound pressure or additional tone options should consider alternative signalling devices. No smart-home integration or certified compliance is provided with this model. The fixed form factor may not fit enclosures with tighter internal clearances.

Highlights

  • Six selectable tones cover different alert needs
  • 12 V operation suits standard alarm circuits
  • Compact 95×58×18 mm size fits tight enclosures
  • Light 65 g weight simplifies mounting

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I decide between the six tones and the 110-point output when choosing this alarm siren?

The unit offers six selectable tones and a fixed 110-point sound level, so you pick the tone that suits your application while the output stays constant.

What does the 12 V rating mean once the siren is installed in my system?

It draws 300 mA from a 12 V supply, so your power source must deliver at least that current at 12 V for reliable operation.

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