4_Instruction - Siren Installation

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> **[Concealed Siren Installation Instructions]{.underline}**
>
> The Siren is an integral part of your security system, installing the
> Siren in a manner where it is visually appealing, while it still
> provides you with \"peace of mind\" is the installation that you truly
> want on your vessel.
>
> The following instructions will provide you an appealing security
> system that is visually unobtrusive.
>
> We have mounted the Siren at the helm station, steering pedestal, and
> various horizontal and vertical surfaces throughout the cockpit.
> Concealment and wiring accessibility must be a factor in locating the
> Siren. The Siren at 120 dB is very loud. Mount the Siren outside (it
> has an IP 68 rating), so it alarms the anchorage to an intruder, and
> it saves your ears...
>
> **[Required Tools]{.underline}**
>
> Drill
>
> 2-1/8" hole saw
>
> Masking Tape
>
> Small tube of 3M's fast Cure 4200
>
> Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl Alcohol
>
> Paper towels (if you\'re typically a messy person, have plenty on
> hand)
>
> Small Wood Screw for securing siren in the fastening phase
>
> ***Patience*** (remember you are representing the Pirate Lights
> product so take your time and make sure it looks great)
>
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> ***Step 1***
>
> Find your location taking into consideration ease of wiring. Helm
> stations and pedestals are naturals. Tape over location with a masking
> tape and mark the center of location where Siren is to be placed.
>
> **Step 2**
>
> Making sure there are no obstructions or loose wires behind your
> location,
>
> using the Hole saw, drill the hole completely through the location.
>
> After you have drilled the hole, carefully remove any debris from the
> edges
>
> of the freshly drilled hole.
>
> ***Step 3***
>
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> height="1.9083333333333334in"}After cleaning the hole of all debris,
> dry fit the Siren assuring there are no hang ups. Apply a light
> coating of Fast Cure 4200 (1/16") around the inside circumference of
> the hole.
>
> ***Step 4***
>
> Slide the Siren through the opening (adhesive will stick to the siren)
> until the Siren protrudes 1/8" of an inch, carefully take a small
> stainless wood screw and "set" the Siren from the back side of the
> opening. (This step often takes an additional set of hands to hold the
> Siren in place, hands that will probably end up with adhesive on them
> during this step)
>
> ***Step 5***
>
> Carefully caulk around the front side of the Siren with the Fast Cure
> 4200 and make a large bead completely around the back side of the
> opening. Using the Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl Alcohol, take your
> time cleaning the surface of the Siren and all areas of the surface.
> The only area where adhesive should be seen is between the thin crack
> between the Siren and the surface of your vessel.
>
> ***Step 6***
>
> Let 3Ms Fast Cure Adhesive completely set before terminating the
> wiring.

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