The Feniex Storm Pro 200-Watt Siren is one of the loudest sirens on the market! Measuring in at 6.96" L x 6.65" W x 2.5" H with 200-Watt output, the Storm Pro is sure to move traffic.
With a dual delay function at 130 decibels, everyone on the road will hear you approaching. With integrated features such as horn ring, radio rebroadcast, park kill, PA function, and 19 tones to choose from the Storm Pro is sure to meet all of your needs.
- (1) Feniex Storm Pro 200-Watt Siren
- (1) Handheld microphone for PA function
- Mounting hardware
- Instructions
Mounting Options:
- Included hardware for easy and discrete mounting
Tech Specs:
- 200-Watt power output
- 130 decibels
- Integrated radio rebroadcast
- Integrated horn ring and park kill activation
- Included microphone for PA functionality
- Dimensions of amplifier: 6.96" L x 6.65" W x 2.5" H
- Cast aluminum housing
- Universal compatibility all existing controllers, switch panels, and 100-Watt speakers
Do I need a controller with the Storm Pro Siren?
Yes, you will need a controller or switch with the Storm Pro 200-Watt Siren. The Storm Pro has universal compatibility and will work with almost any switch or controller.
How many speakers can I connect to the Feniex Storm Pro 200-Watt?
The Feniex Storm Pro 200-Watt is designed to be used with two 100-Watt speakers.
What is dual delay?
Dual delay is when you have two speakers each playing the same tone at different times. When Dual Delay is activated, the tones start playing out of sync to create the delay effect. This can make it sound like more than one emergency vehicle is approaching causing other drivers to get over more quickly
How loud is the Storm Pro?
The Storm Pro can reach up to 130 decibels, which is about the same level as a jackhammer.
Does the Feniex Storm Pro have features like park kill?
Yes, the Storm Pro has the park kill feature as well as radio rebroadcast and horn ring.
Can I program the tone ports?
Yes, to cycle through tones activate desired port and momentary press the tone selector switch to cycle to next tone. When you reach the desired tone, deactivate the port to set. Continue this process for each tone port.