Siren - R4 - 2+1 - Bite alarm set

Siren - R4 - 2+1 - Bite Alarm Set

The Siren - R4 - 2+1 - Bite Alarm Set is part of the Nash Tackle R4 alarms, designed for carp anglers who demand precise and responsive bite detection. This set is suitable for various fishing conditions and offers multiple detection settings to avoid false alarms.

Features of the Siren - R4 - 2+1 - Bite Alarm Set

• Five sensitivity settings for different conditions and environments
• Choice of eight tone and volume options
• Variable LED colours: red, blue, white, green, or purple
• Wrap-around LED for maximum visibility
• Two brightness levels for each LED colour
• Pulsing LED output and direct MMCX bayonet connection for Nash Night Glo indicators
• Built-in cord compression collar for perfect and secure alignment of the audio head
• Rubber inserts to protect carbon rods and prevent rod movement
• Low battery warning
• Equipped with removable rubber snag ears
• Drop tone alert to differentiate bite types
• Three muting configurations
• Supplied with a soft PVC protective cover
• Operates on 2 x AAA batteries (not included)
• Available individually and in sets for 2, 3, and 4 rods

Product Benefits

• Homecoming Mode for safe navigation back to the spot when using a bait boat
• Advanced detection methods such as Speed Sensing, Roller Wheel Sensing, Wave Sensing, and Drift Sensing Safeguard
• Only signals relevant movements, filtering out false alarms caused by waves or weed

Specifications

• Homecoming Mode LED at the rear of the alarm
• Detection of line movements faster than 1 cm/s and 2 cm/s (Speed Sensing)
• Wave Sensing detection for movements faster than 1 cm/s or 2 cm/s and at 15 or 30 cm line movement
• Registration of line movements for winter zigging with slow line tightening (Roller Wheel Sensing)
• Connection to Nash Night Glo indicators via MMCX bayonet connection
• Tones and volumes adjustable in eight variations
• LED colours: red, blue, white, green, purple
• Two brightness levels per colour
• Battery charge and life depend on external factors