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Marinco
®
Horns
Marinco is the leading supplier of horns to the marine industry,
with over fifty years of experience in designing and
manufacturing sound devices specifically for use in harsh
marine environments. Stainless steel is used for all critical
components such as trumpets, motor cover, diaphragms, and
assembly and mounting hardware. In the case of the XLP
trumpet horns, the horn is given extra protection through the
complete over-molding of the internal motor cover housing. It is
this extra process that provides the added protection needed to
back up the five-year warranty.
Marinco offers a complete line of marine horn products designed
to meet almost any need, including electric and air trumpet
horns, compact horns, electric and air below deck horns, and a
comprehensive line of drop-in horns with a wide assortment of
grill options. After developing the first below deck horn for the
marine industry in the late 1980’s, the offering of that product line
has continued to expand. The latest addition is the “H” Horn
Phase II, which is the loudest drop-in horn available today.
Notes:
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Marinco
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electric horns meet the American Boat &Yacht
Council (ABYC) Regulation #A23 for boats up to 12 meters.
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All Marinco
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air horns meet the U.S. Coast Guard’s
C.O.L.R.E.G.S. and U.S. Inland Navigation Rules, Annex III
Regulations for boats up to 20 meters.
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Marinco
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horns are listed in the National Marine
Manufacturers Association (NMMA) Certification Program
“type accepted” list
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All Marinco
®
horns are listed for boats up to 12 meters and
all Marinco
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air horns are listed for boats up to 20 meters.
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Horn motors and compressors are 12 volt unless
otherwise indicated.
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Marinco
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horns are set at a lower frequency to provide
greater range as the sound travels across the water.
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Horns should be mounted facing forward whenever
possible. The NMMA Certification Program requires this
for boats 39' or longer.
Notice Concerning Marine Horns, CE, and Electromagnetic Interference
In order to operate, an electric horn rapidly makes and breaks an electric circuit. This operation creates electromagnetic
disturbance, which may cause electrical “noise” in communications equipment. Because a horn is only used temporarily, any
interference in electronic equipment is stopped when the horn is turned off.
The International Marine Certification Institute (IMCI), which certifies boats to the European Community Regulations (CE), has
determined that boats using electric horns can comply with CE requirements on electromagnetic compatibility provided the
above message is given to the boat owners in their manual.
Electric Compact Horn
Electric Single Trumpet Horn
Electric Dual Trumpet Horn
FullBlast Single Air Horn
FullBlast Dual Air Horn
Relative Loudness
dB Rating
Relative Loudness
Marinco
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Horn Relative Loudness Comparison Chart
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