Siren Marine Wired Canvas Snap Cover Sensor [SM-ACC-SNAP]
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- $38.47
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Wired Canvas Snap Cover SensorThe canvas snap sensor is ideal for boats that have a canvas cover or part cover,...
SKU: 225D-66680
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Wired Canvas Snap Cover Sensor
The canvas snap sensor is ideal for boats that have a canvas cover or part cover, and replaces a canvas snap for entry alert. When the normally closed alarm circuit is opened, it triggers an entry alert to the boat owner and can also be rigged to sound an audible alarm. A snap cover sensor is a perfect solution for stopping unwanted access to the boat and expensive parts.
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 1.25in (body) 12in (wire)
- Bronze snap body
- Includes 1 magnet for existing canvas snap
- Grounds directly to security input
- Works with MTC and Siren 3 Pro
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All products are covered by a 2-year warranty (marine electronics: 1 year, then the manufacturer's warranty).
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Siren Marine Wired Canvas Snap Cover Sensor [SM-ACC-SNAP]
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