Question 1

Who or where do I go to to find out how do you hook this up I already have one I'm just trying to figure out how to hook it up who could help me

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It is really easy. 
RED can go hot all the time or to a switched power source(I have mine hot all the time since it does not appear to drain power in my RAM 1500)
BLACK is to ground - MAKE SURE - you scrape the metal a bit for the best ground blue IS TO YOUR VEHICLE HORN if you wish. I did not use it since the unit already has the air horn sound and a "regular" sound built in, But if you wish you can hook the blue into your horn and it will over ride the built in sound when you push the button, but I like having the 3 different horns. 
GREEN will throw you for a loop you can use 1 or both of them but you only need 1 green that will go to the siren the other one is if you have 2 sirens. NOW here is where you will get messed up. 1 single green goes to the white side of the siren the black wire on the siren goes to ground. I just crimp on a loop and use a self taping screw to bolt it down. I can not explain why the made the green wires from the box go to a white wire at the siren one would have thought the colors would match. 
The WHITE and the YELLOW go to anything else you wish to run like a hazard light in the back window and a light on the roof. I always put the white and yellow wires in the plug holes them so I don't loose the jumper wires then tie them back FYI I have LED flashers in my grill so I use one color of wire to the front lights and since I also have a set of strobes in my rear tail lights I use the other wire to run them. 
I also like to leave my unit in the auxiliary because that way I have the PA ready at a moment as well as the air horn sound when you push the 2 way toggle down and the regular siren that I can use manually by pushing the button up. Otherwise you will have to select a specific sound and if hot wired it will sound off all the time and if switched  it will sound off at the last setting you were using it for. So when it is all said I done you can see why I leave it on aux all the time UNLESS I am responding to a fire or a medical emergency that I have to get there by yesterday so using the moment 2 way switch is to hard to hold down and drive. Also another FYI I did have a couple of times that the unit would not come on when I needed the PA or would not shut up! It seems that the computer in the box on rare occasions gets confused and I found the fastest and easiest way to fix was to just unplug the mic and plug it back in and it all goes back to normal. Good Luck and if you have any more questions feel free to ask or call the company they are really great people and will talk you through an questions you might have

Question 2

Is the box itself waterproof?

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The speaker is waterproof, but I seriously doubt the siren controller is waterproof since it has vent holes for heat control.

Question 3

does this comes with a mounting bracket?

Accepted Answer

Yes I think so..

Question 4

do you carry running board emergency lights?

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Yes

ASIN	B0727M5RHH
Best Sellers Rank	#220,019 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #298 in Security Horns & Sirens
Brand	VEVOR
Brand Name	VEVOR
Color	200W
Colour	200W
Compatible with Vehicle Type	Auto, Bus, Passenger Car, Truck, Van
Customer Reviews	4.3 out of 5 stars 625 Reviews
Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Fit type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Included Components	1 x Siren Box Unit 1 x Speaker Unit 1 x Set of Metal Bracket Mounting & Wiring Accessories
Item Dimensions	17.8 x 15.2 x 12.7 centimeters
Item Type Name	200W Siren Bundle
Item dimensions L x W x H	17.8 x 15.2 x 12.7 centimeters
Manufacturer	Mophorn
Manufacturer Part Number	Siren Bundle
Manufacturer Warranty Description	NO
Material	Horn
Material Type	Horn
Model Number	Siren Bundle
Noise Level	135 Decibels
Style Name	Traditional
UPC	601285885247
Voltage	12 Volts

VEVOR 200W Siren Bundle 8 Tones Emergency Warning Siren with PA Speaker MIC System Vehicle Siren Box Fit for Police, Ambulance, Fire Fighting and Engineer Vehicles

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