LED Flashing 'STOP' Sign Reflective.

By CuppaT
October 3, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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CuppaT

Posted October 3, 2023

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Posted October 3, 2023

Large reflective 'STOP' flashing road sign fitted with LED's.

'Tapco' branded

Comes fitted with American plug but easy to wire in a British plug or simply use a 5v power supply instead.

Approx: 92cm x 92cm

Condition is new but may have odd marks or scratches from storage. see pics.

Could suit well in a bar or club, can probably remove the flasher module if you don't want it flashing as it's a separate part of the wiring.

£30 Collection from Peckham Rye.

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