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Noise Limiter Kit

£509.00

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Sound limiter kit ready to be installed by any electrician or other competent person.

Full kit includes:
  Lime NLX Noise Limiter
  Remote microphone
  Bright compact remote indicator
  40 Amp double pole isolating switch
  Metalclad 2 gang switched socket outlet
  5m 6mm twin & earth power cable
  50m shielded microphone cable
  50m multicore cable for remote level indicator
  Digital sound pressure level meter
  Comprehensive installation guide and setup instructions

£40 SAVING ON TOTAL COST OF SEPARATE ITEMS

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