The Sonic Systems SONEM 2000 TRAFFIC SIGNAL PRIORITY SUPPORT SYSTEM for emergency vehicles uses

The Sonic Systems SONEM 2000 TRAFFIC SIGNAL PRIORITY SUPPORT SYSTEM for emergency vehicles uses sound instead of light. It detects yelp, wail, and hi-lo sounds. Requires no vehicle retrofitting. Maintenance-free and easy to install, it`s designed for use in NEMA TS-1/ TS-2 and CalTrans 170 cabinets. Its microprocessor-controlled, digital solid-state design is manufactured in ISO 9000 facilities, and is compliant with UL Labs, CSA, and with FCC limits for a Class A digital device.

Web site: www.sonic-systems.com.

(800) 337-6642.

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