LAMPHUS SoundAlert 12V 100W Police Siren PA System Kit [Slim Speaker] [118-124dB] [Handheld Microphone] [Hands-Free] Warning Emergency Siren for Vehicles Tow Truck UTV ATV Van Car POV RV
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Features
- AUDIO CLARITY AND AUDIBILITY - With an adequate power output of 100W and powerful speakers with a rating of 118-124dB, you get quality audio output which is audible from a distance away.
- MULTIPLE OPERATION MODES - This warning system features multiple operation options which include Horn, Radio, and Siren with the siren option giving you Yelp, Wail, Hi-Lo and Hi-Lo and also Manual Horn & Manual Siren.
- ADDITIONAL AUXILIARY SWITCHES - The SoundAlert warning system offers two 16A switches which you can use to power other external devices and appliances.
- EXTERNAL SOUND INPUT - Also featured in this warning system is the option to broadcast from external sources through the radio mode. You also get a push to talk microphone.
- HANDS-FREE CONTROL - To give you easier access and control over the system, you can connect it to your car's horn button allowing you activate the siren system with the push of a button.
Brand: LAMPHUS
Item dimensions L x W x H: 10.25 x 8.25 x 5.37 inches
Connectivity Technology: AUX
Color: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
Compatible Devices: Emergency Vehicles, Volunteer Vehicles
Mounting Type: Pole Mount
Power Source: Corded Electric
Connector Type: Aux
Material: Aluminum
Item Weight: 9.95 Pounds
Output Wattage: 100 Watts
Number of Channels: 1
Audio Input: [POSSIBLE Microphone, External Radio Source]
Recommended Uses For Product: For emergency services and private vehicles as a public address system and audio warning device
Noise Level: 124 dB
Manufacturer: LAMPHUS
UPC: 816165022258
Item Weight: 9.95 pounds
Product Dimensions: 10.25 x 8.25 x 5.37 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 13
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: SASN01-SASP03
Voltage: 12 Volts
Wattage: 100 watts
Date First Available: May 12, 2016
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Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
The media could not be loaded. I was a little skeptical for the $100 price for the unit. But I am very impressed so far, the control box some people say is a little big but the way the switch gear is set up I understand it. The knob for the volume and the switches are awesome. Very solid clicks when changing siren tones or to the PA. As well as for turning the volume on or off. The text on the box are green back lit so in the dark you know what setting you are on. I have mine mounted just behind the driver's door to the frame rail of the truck (2022 F250) with the speaker pointed at the ground and it is very loud as you can probably tell from the video. The control box I 3M taped it with double sided tape and attached the mic to the box itself (I didn't want to drill into the center console if I could avoid it) It is very sturdy from bouncing around the last few days it hasnt moved at all. Then ran the wires under the driver's seat and the rear floor mat to the rear seat tool box. I drilled a small hole through a pass through in the tool box under the rear seat. Ford apparently designed that for just this application to get wiring under the truck. Then drilled some pilot holes and used self tappers to mount the bracket. The speaker attaches to the bracket with 2 14mm bolts with various washers provided. Power I connected the red/black wires to a 12v cigarette lighter adapter that had bare ends to connect the wires to. In total with various tools and wire loom, electrical tape, connectors etc. You'd be in for about $150-175. As well as I made it to where no matter what truck I get in the future I can unbolt it easily and transfer it to the next vehicle. 2-3 hour weekend project but very happy with the results. I'll update as time goes on to see how the unit holds up Update 5/3/25 Switched to a 2024 F250 and the siren still held strong even through the Illinois winter. Sprayed some metal protector (Fluid Film $8) on the speaker to prevent it from rusting. Not a spec anywhere other than the mounting bolts I used. My old man got tired of the main box getting in the way of his leg since it sits in line with the seat. So I retired it for another siren that has all the buttons on the PA mic. But I am going to miss it for the ruggedness. Anytime I needed it it always worked as long as the cigarette lighter adapter didn't come unplugged lol. Solid product for the price, no complaints
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Bando909 Bando909
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
Great siren. Super easy to install. Comes with everything you need. And it sounds great!
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Danny
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
Easy to set up with Included instructions. Offers auxiliary inputs for radios, scanners, etc. Speaker seems to be of good quality and has a nice LOUD variable volume. I would purchase this again, but next time get the unit with a detachable microphone since this one is fixed. Includes necessary hardware for mounting under dash, but mine is going under the seat. Take your time and make a clean install. Remember this unit has a FIXED microphone cord so it always stays attached. Good value. I like it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by Dexter
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
It's a really loud system. The siren types are great, although the hi-lo ones are odd and feel out of place here in the U.S. The PA speaker is nice and loud too with clear audio. Just keep in mind it may be harder to understand the further away you are from the speaker and it may also be harder to understand depending on how much echo there is. My one gripe with it is that it is a PAIN to install. And I mean an absolute FREAKING PAIN! I have a 2019 Chevy Equinox, which is not an aftermarket-friendly vehicle. There are not many spots to mount this speaker on a 2019 Equinox. If you do manage to find a spot, then you better hope you're good at wiring things together. I had to remove my whole front bumper and mount it to some metal beam behind the grill with zip ties (it's held on nicely though). The box is mounted on my dash under the rearview mirror and is honestly an eyesore, but it's the only spot I could think of without drilling holes into the car (which I'm financing btw). None of this is the system's fault, however, the wiring side of the installation could have been simpler, as I had to enlist the help of a relative to do the splicing. Overall, it's a great system. Definitely fun to use and play around with. I would, however, consider going for one of the systems that have the buttons all on one handheld remote, especially if you have a small vehicle with limited space to put a giant control box, as the handheld systems are much more compact and convenient.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025 by Jordan
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
I absolutely love it.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Mark
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
Very loud, very very good quality and its heavy. People can hear me super clear. Dont read negative reviews, just buy it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by Maria Messori
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
This siren works well and it is exactly what I expected.
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by Paula G. Artigue
Size: Compact Speaker (118-124dB)
So this was extremely easy to mount and wire into my wrangler. It only took around two hours. Very straight forward. I picked this PA system out in specific because I watched the reviews and Amazon videos for this and was impressed with how loud it seemed to be. If anyone reading this has a jeep, you’ll know the stock horn is pretty lousy. So I decided to get this to have a better horn and to talk to people while off roading. I will say I am impressed with the microphone. It’s not very muffled so you can hear pretty clearly what someone is saying through it. Everything works as intended. What I’m not impressed with is the volume. When at a stop the system sounds super loud but after you get to around 35+ miles per hour, it’s very quiet. I’d even say it’s quieter than the stock horn which defeats the purpose as to why I bought this. I was driving behind my mom at 45 mph, honking and using the siren and the pa microphone. I was maybe 10 feet behind her and her radio wasn’t on very loud. She said she didn’t hear a thing. This was extremely disappointing. I may update this review if I figure something out with it but as of now, at the max volume, this isn’t what it’s hyped up to be :(
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by Max Goon