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White Sound reversing alarm cuts excess noise

routeone Team
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Published: October 27, 2018
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Brigade’s reversing alarms do not project sound away from the vehicle

Brigade’s bbs-tek White Sound reversing alarms provide an effective warning but do not cause a noise nuisance.

That’s because they emit a wide range of broadband sound frequencies that dissipate quickly. The warning can thus only be heard in the danger zone, and not away from the vehicle.

The bbs-tek reversing alarm is the only one on the market to be Quiet Mark recognised. Quiet Mark is utilises acoustic tests and rewards products and services that show excellence in low noise and high performance.

www.brigade-electronics.com

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