Directed 506t Car Alarm Glass Break Audio Sensor Module on 2040-parts.com
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
DIRECTED 506T CAR ALARM GLASS BREAK AUDIO SENSOR MODULE PLEASE CALL MANUFACTURE About Warranty (never tell they you bought it from a non~authorized dealer. it is brand new and under Warranty You can say it was a gift Features Of The 506T Sophisticated Audio Sensor. Reacts to the Frequencies Caused by Breaking Glass. Triggers the Siren Even During "Soft Breakage". A MUST Have To Any High-End Security System. Universal In Design, Will Work With Any Security System. Factory Sealed Packaging
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