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Simulation Solar Power Car Alarm Security System Warning Theft Flash Lamp on 2040-parts.com

US $4.39
Location:

Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen, China
Condition:New Brand:Unbranded Country/Region of Manufacture:China Placement on Vehicle:Front Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply Warranty:Yes

Simulation Solar Power Car Alarm Security System Warning Theft Flash Lamp
 
SKU: 52_N2000152002337

Description:

  • This vehicle theft deterrent light product can protect your property from potential thieves at night.
  • The bright flashing LED light simulates the lights used in expensive vehicle alarm systems, causes thieves to pass your vehicle in search of an easier target.
  • The light can also discourage break-ins in nighttime.
  • Easy to install and looks clean on your dash panel.
  • The LED light will flash in nighttime and will not flash in daytime. (You can cover the other end by dark paper if you want it to flash in daytime.)
  • This LED alarm does NOT require a car alarm system.
  • No wires needed, just stick it to the roof of the vehicle with corresponding glue.
  • Solar energy can be absorbed and saved in high efficiency solar cells.
  • You need not install battery. It's powered by solar.
  • I have tested by myself that this LED can blink for whole night after enough sun shining in daytime.
  • You need not put it under sunshine directly. Sunshine above the dashboard is enough.
  • It can be charged by solar whether you put switch to "on" or "off".
  • Switch is tiny. You need a ballpen or little stick to push it.


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Package includes:


  • 1x Car Alarm Light

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