The Whistler Group WH06 Radar Detector User Manual 3300

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INTRODUCTION
If you have questions concerning the
operation of this Whistler product
please call consumer relations:
1-800-531-0004
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm CST
Please keep the receipt in a safe
place. If the unit is returned without a
dated proof of purchase an out of
warranty service charge applies.
Note: Your warranty period begins at
the time of purchase. The warranty is
validated only by return of the
Warranty Validation card.
Now is the time to record the serial
number of the unit in the space provided in the warranty section of the
manual.
Dear Whistler Owner,
For many of us, a vehicle is more than just transportation. It
can be a mobile office, communications or entertainment
center, or simply an expression of our personality. Whistler
products are designed to make the time you spend in your
vehicle more productive, more fulfilling, safer, or just simply
more fun. Our mission is to provide products that improve
your driving experience.
Your new Whistler 3300 laser/radar detector detects all radar,
laser and safety radar systems, plus offers Whistler’s exclusive
Safe Driving System™ and optional Real Voice™ technology.
The comprehensive safety system detects all safety radar
including the Safety Warning System™ keeping you
informed of road hazards and adverse weather. Plus,
Whistler’s unique Stay Alert™ feature tests driver’s alertness
on long solo trips. Whistler’s 3300 also offers a digital display
with safety messages to keep you informed while you drive.
To fully acquaint yourself with the operation of the Whistler
3300 and to better understand the differences between
detecting radar, laser and safety radar signals, we recommend reading this entire manual.
Enjoy the Whistler 3300 and please drive safely.
Sincerely,
THE WHISTLER GROUP
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Topic
Page
Model Features Summary ....................................................3 - 4
Operation ............................................................................5 - 14
• Power On And Self-Test
• Memory/Beep Confirmation
• Auto Level Adjustment
• Auto Quiet/Quiet Modes
• Temperature/Voltage Mode
• Engaging/Disengaging VG-2
• City Modes
• Dim/Dark/Temperature/Voltage Modes
• Stay Alert
• Integrated Real Voice Option
• Option Select Mode
• Teach/Tutorial Mode
• Voice Modual Port
• Rear Antenna Port
Radar, Laser And VG-2 Alerts ..........................................15 - 19
• Radar Alerts
• Pulse Protection®
• Safety Radar Audio/Visual Alerts
• Laser Audio/Visual Alerts
• VG-2 Audio/Visual Alerts
• Alert Priority
• Reset Features
• Care and Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide............................................................20
Are Detectors Legal? ...............................................................21
Speed Monitoring Technologies .....................................22 - 23
• Radar Facts
• Laser Facts
• Other Speed Detection Systems
• Radar Detector Detectors
Warranty Information........................................................24 - 26
Specifications............................................................................27
Accessories ...............................................................................28
WHISTLER FEATURES
Whistler 3300
Whistler’s ergonomic and user-friendly design provides a
new level of operating convenience. Special features
include:
1. Power/Volume Button (P/V) - Turns unit on/off and
adjusts volume up or down (press and hold for 2 seconds).
2. Dark Button - Engages Dim/Dark/Temperature/
Voltage.
3. CITY/CITY 1/CITY 2 Button - Reduces the annoyance
of false alerts typically encountered in urban driving areas.
4. Quiet/Menu Button - Pressing QUIET before a signal is
detected engages Auto Quiet Mode which automatically
reduces the audio level after the initial warning to a low
audio level setting. Pressing QUIET during a radar/laser
encounter silences audio alerts, while allowing visual alerts
to keep you informed. Pressing and holding for 2 seconds
allows you to enter Option Select Mode and change
menus.
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WHISTLER FEATURES
OPERATION
5. Speaker - Provides distinct audio warnings for X, K, Ka
band radar, safety radar, laser, VG-2 and Stay Alert.
Power On And Self-Test
Each time your Whistler detector is turned on, an automatic self-test sequence confirms that the speaker and
visual displays are functional.
• Press P/V or apply Power. Display reads:
6. High Visibility LED Display - Provides distinct visual
confirmation of signals detected, signal strength, and indicates engaged modes of operation.
WHISTLER
Ka
LASER
SR ON
VG2 OFF
HIGHWAY
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OPERATION
Memory/Beep Confirmation
All features selected (except Stay Alert and Quiet) are
retained in memory. Each time a button is pressed one
beep confirms feature “on”, two beeps confirm feature
“off”.
Audio Level Adjustment
The audio levels can be adjusted high to low, or low to
high, in four steps: (1) is no audio level, (4) the highest.
• Press and hold P/V to increase audio level.
• Press and hold P/V to decrease audio level.
As audio level is adjusted, beeps are provided and the display indicates volume level. Example:
VOL
Lowest Level 1
VOL
Highest Level 4
OPERATION
Auto Quiet Mode
Auto Quiet reduces the selected audio level to level (1)
approximately 5 seconds after a radar or safety radar signal is detected. The alert for any new signal within 20 seconds will resume at level (1). Auto Quiet does not affect
VG-2 or laser alerts.
• Press Quiet (before a signal is detected) to engage Auto
Quiet. Display reads:
AUTO
QUIET
• Once the Auto Quiet mode is engaged, you may cancel
the audio alarm by pressing Quiet.
• Press Quiet (when the unit is not alarming) to cancel
Auto Quiet mode.
Note: When Auto Quiet engages, it cancels the audio to
the optional Voice Module.
Quiet Mode
Quiet cancels audio during an alert and any new alert within 20 seconds. After 20 seconds, approximately 2 beeps
are provided on any new alert and unit then remains quiet.
• Press Quiet to cancel the audio.
• Press Quiet a second time during an alert to restore the
standard audio alert pattern; or turn the unit off, then on.
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OPERATION
OPERATION
Temperature/Voltage Mode
The unit can be programmed to display either the outside
temperature or battery voltage along with Highway/City
modes. See Option Select Mode. Display reads:
Temperature with Highway
Battery with Highway
73 F
H 12.8V
• Ice Warning Mode: When temperature drops to 32˚F
display reads:
FREEZING
TEMP
Unit then gives a unique warning tone. This will only happen once after the unit is first turned on. When either Hi T
or Lo T is displayed the limits of the temperature sensor
have been reached.
Note: Temperature may rise while vehicle is stopped and
idling, this is normal.
Engaging/Disengaging VG-2
See option select mode to turn this feature on.
City/City 1/City 2 Mode
Whistler’s Three Stage City Mode is designed to reduce the
annoyance of automatic door openers, intrusion alarms and
other devices which share frequencies with police radar.
• Press City to engage City. Display reads:
Normal
Temperature/Voltage
CITY
or
• Pressing City a second time engages City 1. Display reads:
CITY 1
or
C1
• Pressing City a third time engages City 2. Display reads:
CITY 2
or
C2
• Pressing City a fourth time cancels City, City 1, and City 2.
Display reads:
HIGHWAY
or
In City Mode, weak speed/safety radar signals give an initial
alarm of two beeps, and then remains quiet unless the signal
becomes very strong. When the signal strength increases,
two additional beeps are provided. In City 1 Mode, only the
X band sensitivity is lowered. In City 2 Mode, X-band is not
detected. CAUTION: When selecting this mode, some
towns/small cities may still be using X band radar.
If Auto Quiet is engaged in City 1 or City 2 modes and the
unit receives a strong radar signal, the unit performs the Auto
Quiet feature. City Modes do not change the audio alert for
laser or VG-2.
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OPERATION
OPERATION
Dim/Dark/Temperature/Voltage Modes
Dim/Dark Mode reduces the illumination of the display.
• Press Dark to reduce illumination to a Dim setting. Display
reads:
Stay Alert Feature
The Stay Alert Feature is designed to test a driver’s alertness. To engage (when unit is not alarming):
RU ALERT
DIM
• Pressing Dark a second time engages Dark Mode. Display
reads:
DARK
Dim or dark can be engaged during an alert. In Dark Mode,
the display goes dark for as long as a signal is being detected and for 20 seconds after, then the display returns to the
dimmer setting.
• Pressing Dark a third time restores full illumination to the
display.
The Dark Button will allow the display to momentarily switch
to the outside temperature reading.
• Press and hold Dark for 2 seconds until unit beeps once
then release. Display switches:
HIGHWAY
to
73O F
If Temperature or Battery Voltage is programmed (see
Option Select Mode), pressing and holding Dark for 2 seconds will momentarily switch to the other reading. Example:
73O F
to
10
• Press and hold City for 2 seconds. Display reads:
H 12.8V
Within 30-60 seconds two beeps are sounded; to show alertness, the driver must press either the Dark, City or Quiet button within 3-5 seconds. If the button is pressed within 3-5 seconds, the cycle is repeated.
If a button was not pressed within 3-5 seconds alarm sounds
and the display reads:
GET REST
• Press P/V to exit.
WARNING!!! Stay Alert is NOT intended as a substitute for
adequate rest. You should NOT operate a vehicle if you are
drowsy. During extended periods of vehicle operation, you
should take frequent breaks. Improper reliance on the Stay
Alert feature may result in vehicle damage, personal injury or
death. NEVER OPERATE A VEHICLE IF YOU ARE DROWSY.
Integrated Real Voice
When selected and Optional Voice Module is connected,
Real Voice will be used to articulate the following:
1. Band Identification
2. Safety Warning System™ messages
NOTE: In certain cases the voice message does not
replicate the text message.
3. Feature Selection
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OPERATION
OPERATION
Option Select Mode
Entering Option Select Mode allows you to customize
options such as Tone Select, Real Voice, Abbreviated
Power Up Sequence test and VG-2 Mode. When selecting
options, Dark (D)=yes, City (C)=no, Quite (Q)=next selection. Any one of these must be pressed within 20 seconds
or options mode will automatically be exited. To enter:
Press Q:
*Display
To Change, Option:
Reads:
Reads:
8th time
TEMP
NO
D = YES
C = NO
Temp On
Temp Off
9th time
BATT
NO
D = YES
Battery Voltage
On
Battery Voltage
Off
For 2 Seconds
CUSTOM
D or C
Custom Mode
Night Mode
Truck Mode
2nd time
TEMP ˚F
D = ˚F
C = ˚C
Changes Temp
Reading
3rd time
TONE 3
D or C
Tone 1, 2, or 3
(3 different X, K, Ka
patterns)
When Custom is displayed, pressing the Quiet button
again instead of the P/V button allows changing of other
features. If either Dark or City button is pressed it selects
one of two preprogrammed selections, night or truck.
Once night or truck is selected you cannot change other
features in option select mode.
4th time
TEST YES
D = YES
C = NO
X, K, Ka Audio tones
1 beep during
Power Up
5th time
VG2 OFF
D = ON
C = OFF
Turns VG-2 On
Turns VG-2 Off
6th time
SAFETY
ON
D = ON
C = OFF
Turns Safety Radar On
Turns Safety Radar Off
7th time
VOICE
OFF
D = ON
C = OFF
Real Voice On
Real Voice Off
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C = NO
*Factory settings.
Press P/V anytime to exit.
Night = 1. Volume Level 4
2. Auto Quiet On
3. Dark Mode
4. Highway Mode
5. SR On
6. VG2 Off
7. Test Off
8. Voice Off
Truck = 1. Volume level 4
2. VG2 On
3. Test Off
4. Highway Mode
5. SR On
6. Voice Off
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OPERATION
RADAR ALERTS
Teach/Tutorial Mode
Provides simulated alerts for each type of signal.
• Press City and Quiet simultaneously and release. Display
reads:
Speed Radar Audio/Visual Alerts
When X, K or Ka is detected the band ID and signal
strength is displayed. The audio alert is continuous and
has a geiger counter-like pattern. The faster the beep the
closer or stronger the radar source. Example:
TEACH
Quiet mode can also be accessed while Teach/Tutorial
mode is engaged.
• Press P/V to exit.
Voice Module Port
Allows you to use a Whister Voice Module, P/N 202971 (See
accessory page for ordering, option mode for programming). Any other device may damage the unit and void
your warranty. When mute or auto quiet modes are
engaged, the audio will be cancelled to the voice port.
Rear Antenna Port
Allows you to use only a Whister SWRA-3300 rear antenna,
P/N 202964. Any other device may damage the unit and
void your warranty.
• Remove power from console.
• Plug rear antenna into Radar 2 Port.
• Reapply power to console, after self-test display shows:
R2 ON?
Ka Band
Detected
Display
Ka
1 = weak signal, 9 = strong signal
An asterisk is displayed when the optional rear antenna
receives a signal. Example:
Ka*
Pulse Protection®
When a pulse type signal (instant on strong signal) is
detected an urgent 3 second audio warning is sounded
and the display reads:
PULSE
After 3 seconds standard alert pattern continues.
• Press Dark to accept or City to cancel.
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Digits
ramp
1-9
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SAFETY RADAR ALERTS
In communities where transmitters are located, the Safety
Warning System displays over 60 text messages. When
Safety Radar is detected the audio alert is geiger counterlike.
Safety Warning System Text
Example: Poor Road Surface:
CAUTION
LASER/VG-2 ALERTS
Laser Audio/Visual Alerts
When a laser signal is detected the word “Laser” and signal strength is displayed, the audio alert is continuous for
a minimum of 3 seconds. Example:
LASER
The more “|||” the closer the laser source.
VG-2 Audio/Visual Alerts
Note: You must turn this feature on in option select mode before
it will detect VG-2.
POOR
When a VG-2 signal is detected, the detector “hides” its own
radiated signal and becomes undetectable by the VG-2.
ROAD
Text message confirms detection of VG-2.
VG2 VG2
SURFACE
Note: Not all areas have Safety Warning System transmitters. Visit
Safety Warning Systems web page at www.safetyradar.com for
SWS locations.
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Every 30 seconds, the detector checks for a VG-2 signal. If
a VG-2 signal is still present, the unit continues to hide and
repeats the VG-2 alert. If no signal is detected, two beeps
are provided, indicating an “all clear” condition. During
VG-2 Alert X, K, and Ka band signals cannot be received.
(Reference page 23 for VG-2 information.)
Alert Priority
When two or more signals are received at the same time,
the alert priority is:
1. Laser
2. VG-2
3. Speed Radar
4. Safety Radar
Example:
If X band is alerting, then suddenly VG-2 is detected, the
VG-2 warning will override the X band alert.
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RESET FEATURES
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Reset Features
All user features can be reset to factory settings.
•
•
•
•
•
Remove Power from unit.
Press and hold P/V and Quiet.
Apply power to the unit.
Wait for 2 beeps.
Release P/V and Quiet. Unit is now reset.
1. Audio to level (4).
2. Display reads Highway.
3. Dim/Dark Mode to full illumination of display.
4. Auto Quiet Mode OFF.
5. VG-2 Detection Mode OFF.
6. Voice OFF.
7. Night Mode OFF.
8. Truck Mode OFF.
9. Safety ON.
10. Full Power Up sequence.
11. Default TONE 3.
12. BATT OFF.
13. TEMP OFF.
14. Rear antenna OFF.
15. Unit ON or OFF.
Communication Breakdown
If a problem arises between the inside control panel and the
outside antennas, the unit will give a unique audio tone. The
display reads:
R1 ERROR R2 ERROR T
Trouble w/ Front Antenna
Trouble w/ Rear Antenna
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ERROR
If a R1 error occurs:
• Press P/V to turn unit off.
• Check connection in back of control panel (straight
ended cable)
• Perform “reset features.”
• See dealer/installer.
If an R2 error occurs:
• To temporarily cancel error message, momentarily press
either Dark/City/Mute button. Next time unit performs
self test it will repeat error message.
• To permanently cancel error message, until fixed, press
and hold either Dark/City/Mute button.
• If no rear antenna is installed, perform “reset features.”
• Press P/V to turn off unit.
• Check connections in back of control panel.
• See dealer/installer.
If a T error occurs:
• Press P/V to turn off unit.
• Check connection in back of control panel.
• See dealer/installer.
NOTE: This T error occurs only at Power Up.
FYI-Laser receiver’s cable has a right angled connector.
Care And Maintenance
Do not spray water, cleaners or polishes directly onto the
unit. The spray may penetrate through the openings and
damage the unit. Also, do not use any abrasive cleaners on
the unit’s exterior.
Trouble w/Temp Probe
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SPEED MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES
Radar Facts
A radar gun operates by transmitting radio waves at certain
frequencies which reflect off objects and are then picked up
by the radar gun’s receiving section. When a radar beam
reflects off a moving target, a measurable frequency shift
occurs. The radar unit converts this shift into miles per hour
to determine your vehicle’s speed.
Currently, the FCC (Federal Communications Commission)
permits operation of traffic radar guns at X Band (10.500 10.550 GHz), K Band (24.050 - 24.250 GHz), and Ka Band
(33.400 - 36.000 GHz).
Laser Facts
It’s well documented that many radar guns cannot reliably
provide the speed of a targeted vehicle that is traveling in a
group of vehicles. In contrast, a laser gun can target a specific vehicle out of a line of traffic and determine its speed.
The advantage of laser over radar in terms of target identification is the result of the laser gun’s narrow beam. A radar
transmission can cover more than a four-lane highway at a
distance of 1,000 feet, compared with a laser transmission
which covers about 6 feet at the same distance.
For best protection, keep these points in mind:
• Your vehicle’s license plate or headlights are the laser gun’s
primary targets.
• Do not follow closely behind any vehicle you cannot see through. If you
can’t see past a vehicle ahead of you, chances are your detector won’t
either.
• The receiving range of your laser detector will not be the same as a radar
detector. Laser guns are most often used at short range.
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SPEED MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES
Other Speed Detection Systems
Several techniques other than radar or laser are used to
measure vehicle speeds. When these methods are being
used, no detector can provide a warning. These techniques
include:
• Pacing - A patrol car drives behind you and matches your
driving speed.
• Vascar/Aircraft - The time it takes a vehicle to travel a
known distance is measured.
Radar Detector Detectors (VG-2)
The Interceptor VG-2, or simply VG-2, is a microwave receiver used by police to detect signals radiated by the local oscillator of a radar detector. Because its purpose is to identify
persons driving with radar detectors, the VG-2 is known as a
“radar detector detector”.
The VG-2 is the primary tool used by the police to identify
radar detector equipped vehicles. If caught, in a state where
detectors are illegal, (see page 21), drivers risk losing their
radar detector and receiving a fine. In addition, instant-on
radar is almost always used in combination with a VG-2, leaving unsuspecting motorists vulnerable to receiving two tickets — one potentially for speeding, the other for possession
of a detector.
Having a radar detector capable of detecting the VG-2 may
alert you to the presence of a speed trap.
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Consumer Warranty
The 3300 Whistler detector is warranted to the original
purchaser for a period of five years from the date of original
purchase against all defects in materials and workmanship.
This limited warranty is void if the unit is abused, modified, installed improperly, if the housing has been
removed, or if the serial number is missing. There are no
express warranties covering this product other than those set
forth in this warranty. All express or implied warranties for this
product are limited to five years. Whistler is not liable for
damages arising from the use, misuse, or operation of this
product.
IMPORTANT: Whistler will not assume responsibility for loss or
damage incurred in shipping. Therefore, please ship your unit
insured with return receipt requested.
Service Under Warranty
During the warranty period, defective units will be repaired or
replaced (with the same or a comparable model), at Whistler’s
option, without charge to the purchaser when returned prepaid, with dated proof of purchase to the address below. Units
returned without dated proof of purchase will be handled as
described in section “Service Out Of Warranty.” Due to the
specialized equipment necessary for testing a radar/laser
receiver, there are no authorized service stations for Whistler
brand detectors other than the factory.
When returning a unit for service under warranty, please
follow these instructions:
1. Ship the unit in the original carton or in a suitable sturdy
equivalent, fully insured, with return receipt requested, and
shipping charges prepaid to:
2. Include with your unit the following information, clearly printed:
• Your name and street address (for shipping via UPS), and
a daytime telephone number. (No P.O. Box please.)
• A detailed description of the problem (e.g., “Unit per
forms self-test but does not respond to radar”).
• A copy of your dated proof of purchase or bill of sale.
3. Be certain your unit is returned with its serial number. For
reference, please write your unit’s serial number in the following
space:
Antenna s/n ________________________________________
Control Panel s/n ____________________________________
Laser Receiver s/n____________________________________.
Units without serial numbers are not covered under warranty.
IMPORTANT: To validate that your unit is within the warranty
period, make sure you keep a copy of your dated proof of
purchase and return the Warranty Validation card.
Note: This warranty does not include installation or
reinstallation charges.
Whistler Repair Dept.
1201 North Dixieland Rd.
Rogers, AR. 72756
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WARRANTY INFORMATION
Service Out Of Warranty
Units will be repaired at “out of warranty” service rates
when:
• The unit’s original warranty has expired.
• Dated proof of purchase is not supplied.
• The unit has been returned without its serial number.
• The unit has been abused, modified, installed improperly, or had its housing removed.
The minimum out of warranty service fee for your Whistler
detector is $55.00 (U.S.). If you require out of warranty service, please return your unit as outlined in the section
“Service Under Warranty” along with a certified check or
money order for $55.00. Payment may also be made by
MasterCard or VISA; personal checks are not accepted. In
the event repairs cannot be covered by the minimum
$55.00 service fee, you will be contacted by a Whistler
technical service specialist who will outline options available to you. If you elect not to have your unit
repaired/replaced, it will be returned to you along with
your certified check or money order.
IMPORTANT: When returning your unit for service, be certain to include a daytime telephone number.
Consumer Relations
If you have questions concerning the operation of your
Whistler detector, or require service during or after the
warranty period, please call Consumer Relations at
1-800-531-0004. Representatives are available to answer
your questions Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
(CST).
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SPECIFICATIONS
• Dimensions: Antenna: 1.4"H x 3.2"W x 4.2"L
Control Panel: .8”H x 2.8”W x 2.4”L
Laser: 1.9”H x .9”W x .6”L
• Weight:
Antenna: 7.5 oz.
Control Panel: 2 oz.
• Laser Wavelength:
905 ± 50 nanometers (nm)
• Radar Frequencies:
10.500 - 10.550 GHz (X Band)
24.050 - 24.250 GHz (K Band )
33.400 - 36.000 GHz (Ka Superwideband)
• Operating Temperature Range:
-20˚ C to +80˚ C (-4˚ F to +176˚ F)
• Power Requirements:
Operational 12 to 15 volts DC, 200mA nominal
One or more U.S. patents apply: #4,315,261; #5,146,227;
#5,379,456; #5,666,120, and #5,990,821.
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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ACCESSORIES
NOTES
The following accessories can be ordered directly from
Whistler by calling 1-800-531-0004.
Order
Code
Description
Price
202971
Voice Module
$99.95
202964
Rear Radar Antenna
$179.95
SWRA-33
206879
Hook & Loop Fastener
$1.95
206880
Hardwire Kit (10’)
$9.95
Shipping and handling (per order) $5.00
Prices are subject to change without notice.
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