Driveway Service Gas Station Signal Bell with 50 feet of Hose-NEW Warranty For Sale

Driveway Service Gas Station Signal Bell with 50 feet of Hose-NEW  Warranty
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Driveway Service Gas Station Signal Bell with 50 feet of Hose-NEW Warranty:
$119.95

For Sale is a Driveway Service Station Signal Belland Hose

Bellis NEWWith50 feet ofhose

This NEWDriveway Bell has a Factory Warranty

Hose clamp and end plug included

Please Note: This is NOT the MILTON Brand Vintage sounding bell that was used in Gas Stations during the 1960\'s

This is a modern steel bell for commercial use as a driveway or drive-up window alert

Check out my other listings for the Nostalgic Sounding MILTON Brand Bell kits



Bell does not require any additional air source. The bell must be mounted in a weather sheltered area on a vertical surface and plugged in to a 110v outlet.The bell is used to alert employees that are near by that a vehicle has entered the lot

With the hose attached you just drive over the hose or jump on it and the pressure change in the hose triggers the bell.

It will ring with a light puff of air. I also supply a plug for the other end of hose

If sold outside North America (110v) a Step Down Voltage Converter from 220v is required

A Converter can be included for an additional $25


When a car drives over an attached hose,the bell rings.Nothing else needed.


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