ACDC DynamicsSolar Alarm and LED Flasher with 129DB Siren and Lamp
R359
About
Enhance security with this Solar Alarm and LED Flasher, featuring a 129dB siren and 27 bright LEDs. Its motion sensor detects movement up to 8 meters, triggering an alarm and strobe light. Solar-powered and waterproof (IP65), it offers up to 30 days of operation on a full charge. Includes six modes and a remote for easy use. Ideal for home and property security. Comes with a 1-year warranty.
Product Features
- 129dB Siren: Powerful alarm sound to deter intruders.
- 27 LED Lights: High-brightness illumination for outdoor areas.
- Motion Sensor: Detects movement within 5-8 meters.
- Solar-Powered: No wiring needed; charges under sunlight.
- Long Battery Life: Up to 30 days of operation on a full charge.
- Waterproof (IP65): Durable and reliable in all weather conditions.
- 6 Working Modes: Multiple settings for tailored security and lighting.
- Remote Control: Easy operation and mode selection.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for homes, farms, and various outdoor locations.
- 1-Year Warranty: Ensures product quality and customer support.
Product Specifications
- Siren Volume: 129dB
- LED Count: 27 high-brightness LEDs
- Detection Range: 5-8 meters
- Power Source: Solar panel
- Battery Life: Up to 30 days on a full charge
- Waterproof Rating: IP65
- Working Modes: 6 modes (including light control, body sensor with light and/or sound alarm)
- Operation Method: Remote control and power button
- Charging Time: Depends on sunlight exposure
- Material: Sturdy, weather-resistant casing
- Colour: Red
- Dimensions: 14.48 x 8.89 x 7.11 cm
- Weight: 0.175kg
- Warranty: 1 year
What's In The Box?
- 1x Solar Alarm and LED Flasher with 129DB Siren and Lamp
- 1x Remote Control
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