FS Rotor wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 24, 2017 11:51 pm

How can I get ahold of an LK-245 in the US?

To get one in Australia I had to order direct from the factory. The shipping is expensive but then it is heavy.

You can get in contact with them here

http://www.lksos.com/contact.htm

How's the build quality? I have yet to dismantle it but the overall appearance is good. The castings are well finished. The rotors spin freely and speed up easily with no vibration. I am very pleased with it. I also bought the LK120 hand siren on a stand and that is very nice in build quality and f...

Zarlog wrote:Is this the larger version of the LK-145?

Yes it is the largest 110V/220V/230V siren they sell.

This is the dimensions image from their website http://www.lksos.com/lk-jdW245.htm

Jaz

How much did it cost? This siren was $220 USD plus shipping which was the expensive part. I purchased both the LK-JDW245 and the LK-120 hand crank siren with stand and the shipping was $195. It is a lot for the shipping but from an Australian distributor the LK-120 alone costs more than both sirens...

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