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ATTs (Silent Head) Underlit Wheel Alarm

ATTs (Silent Head) Underlit Wheel Alarm

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Original price: $99.17  
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Operates in the same way as the ATTs Silent Alarm but has a clear underlit two-magnet roller wheel that illuminates in the event of a bite.
Supplied with rubber case.

With its 'intelligent detection system' the alarm knows the roller position in which it was most recently activated, so can eliminate false activation.
Under roller wheel LED.
Alarms Alarms powered by 1 x 4A76 battery (supplied). For replacement battery see product code 10774.

"Hi Phil, thanks for your feedback. We're very happy that you are happy with the alarms and the service you received when you had a issue. Yes, there was a batch of cases with a issue and as always ATT was more than happy to rectify the problem FOC. As for the roller wheel issue. I'm guessing this is happening when using very slack lines. We would recommend that your butt ring is positioned close to the alarm in order to 'pull' the line into the wheel's groove and you're bobbin is providing just a little weight to the line. It's not an issue anyone has reported before, but something we have noted and will look into. Kind regards James Harrison, ATT"
James Harrison ATT 16/11/2015, 10:13
I've had my ATT alarms for about 18 months. The battery life is good and the alarms appear totally weatherproof. The alarms are nice and simple to set up and operate too.

Unfortunately my alarms were from a bad batch, as the cases were discolouring early on, and after 12 months the plastic cases started to crack on all three alarms.. but all were replaced FOC by ATT within 3 days.

My only wish is that the groove in the rollers was a little deeper as occasionally in windy conditions the line can end up between the casing and the roller wheel.
Phil Barnes 12/11/2015, 16:27
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