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There's something new in Australia that is unique in that is is not infra-red, so it DOES see around corners. The EV Alert coded UHF signal (adjustable from 0-40mtrs(0-130ft)) activates any device, receiver on wall, speed delimiters, it opens doors, sirens, flashing lights. In addition you can include a personal pager unit that buzzes & vibrates. The VHF unit has a range of 0-500mtrs) Has applications for trucks, trains, forklifts, you name it. evalert.com.au
  • Posted 20 May 2005 11:06
  • By donna_b
  • joined 20 May'05 - 2 messages
  • Victoria, Australia
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