Electronic horn
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Electronic horn
Electronic horn

ELECTRONIC HORN

Electronic horns are used on vehicles to give out warning signals generated by an electronic circuit. A solenoid is magnetized and demagnetized to produce the fundamental frequency and cause the diaphragm to vibrate. This generates high pressure that passes through the trumpet horn to generate a sound. A key advantage of electronic horns is their lack of wear, resulting in average lifetimes ten times higher than with electromechanical horns.

 

FUNCTIONS AND FEATURES

  • A range of horn sizes are available, depending on the application
  • Diameter of 80 mm, 90 mm, or 123 mm
  • Battery voltage of 12 V, 24 V, 36 V, 48 V, or 80 V
  • A range of connections and fixing brackets available

 

TECHNICAL DATA

   

       
    Electronic Horn
     Voltage range 10 V to 14.5 V for 12 V horns and 21 V to 29 V for 24 V horns
     Operating temperature -40 °C to +90 °C
     Sound pressure level 108 dB - 118 dB
     Power consumption 3.5 amp max. for single horns and 6.0 amp for trumpet horns
     Fundamental frequency 350 ± 20 Hz for single horns with low tone, 415 ± 20 Hz for single horns with high tone, 360 ± 30 Hz for trumpet horns with low tone, 460 ± 30 Hz for trumpet horns with high tone
     Test temperature 23 ℃ ± 5 ℃
     Homologation certificate                Meets IS, ECE, CCC regulations
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