200W 12V 20 Tone Emergency Siren PA System, Slim Speaker Horn with Wireless Handheld Remote Control and Microphone for Emergency Vehicles Police Car Firefighter Ambulance SUVs

Easy installation. The sounds are great and loud enough. So far so good! 🤞

La sirena es muy buena y funciona muy bien todo en perfecto estado

This system would be great for a toy project or something like a UTV but it is not adequate for use on a real emergency vehicle.

Buen producto suena bien y fácil instalación

As you unboxed this set, the first thing you’re likely to notice is the excellent build quality. That speaker is really well-made and weighs a ton. It comes with all the connecting cables you need and the main interface unit allows you to connect light bars as well. Where this falls down is in the Chinese instructions, which should be, revised to make it easier to read and understand. This unit gives you multiple options for the sound. And it is Unit. The remote control is decent and functional. I took a short video so you could see the unit as I unboxed it to help you determine if it’s something you’d like to have for your vehicle. Overall recommended as an excellent value for your money.

So easy to install, works amazing! Thank you.

Easy to install. Love the remote!

I have a feniex typhoon/Triton setup in my 1st vehicle and just installed this this in my 2nd vehicle. Instructions are the worst just throw them away. Wire it up like in the picture I posted (A and B) buttons on the remote are backwards from their diagram. Really bad way to wire up lights. Feniex and others you wire both power and ground from lights to the 2 wires from unit but not this one. You basically wire either or both white wires to power then wire your lights in series thru the yellow wire to ground. The green wire I suppose goes to your car horn but I'm not doing that. I am very supprized that this speaker is actually louder than my feniex Triton 100w speaker. Actual tones are weird except main one is good (wail). Others are definitely not from around the US. The horn (high) is actually pretty decent. For a spare siren it'll fit the bill and I'll see how it holds up over time. UPDATE after 1 month: Cant get around how weird the actual tones are. Going back to Feniex, using the speaker since its already mounted but getting rid of the siren box. Can I recommend to anyone here in the states for volunteer firefighter use? Itll do but I dont like the tones so I'm gonna say NO.