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WIRELESS DOORBELL WITH STROBE RECEIVER    

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Picture of WIRELESS DOORBELL WITH STROBE RECEIVER The Wireless Doorbell with Strobe Receiver is a doorbell signal designed for use by individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing. The system comprises a pushbutton transmitter that activates a bright strobe light on the receiver when pressed. This system has an operational range of 50 meters between the pushbutton and the receiver. POWER: Uses two C batteries (not included) and one 12-volt battery (included). An optional 12-volt power pack is available. WARRANTY: 12-month warranty.

Notes: The purchase price listed is in US dollars.

Price: 45.00 .

This product record was updated on June 22, 2005.

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DEAF-QUIP

Christchurch Mail Centre
PO Box 1613
Christchurch, New Zealand
Telephone: 0064 03 389-0908.
TT: 0064 03 389-0908.
Fax: 0064 03 389-0908.
Web: http://www.deafquip.co.nz.
Email: info@deafquip.co.nz.


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