Feniex Industries C-5017 - Typhoon® Handheld Siren & Controller

It’s definitely loud and works great. Easy to set up. Pretty decent for the money. Feels a little cheap. It’s nice size feels good in the hand. The button lights aren’t too bright ether.

Heard about the Typhoon from a coworker. Absolutely phenomenal unit. Volunteer Firefighter, had a cheap siren for a little while that worked and was an absolutely miserable experience to wire and work with. I made it work, but the slightest movement to the cheap siren and there goes all my lights and siren functionality. Decided it was time to upgrade, and upgrade is such an under-statement. Wiring up the Feniex Typhoon Handheld was the easiest thing I've ever done. There's not a lot of hassle, and if you already have lights and/or siren speaker wires run through your vehicle, I promise you it won't take more than 20 minutes to set up. It's sturdy and durable, fantastic wire connections, and has beautiful tones. Plus, I don't think anyone is upset over a few funny tones, lol.Probably my only complaint is the wiring diagram, and not incorporating what needs to happen with ground wires, but we'll chuck that up to my own inexperience for argument's sake. (By the way, learned that even when connecting lights to a Function Button, connect the positive wire to the button terminal on the siren, and the ground wire to the battery. Just in case anyone else was looking!)Before you spend money on a top name-brand or just go cheap with the 'if it works it works' sentiment, give the Typhoon a shot. It's an amazing and easy to setup unit with perfect tones. Can't recommend enough.

The media could not be loaded. Very happy with the siren. My main reason for purchase was so I did not have to drill holes in my 2018 f150 Lariat for switches or other siren heads. This unit was installed under my rear bench seats and I jist ran controller wire to my center console. Build quality is great, not cheap looking. The installation was very simple, did not require instructions. The only cheap part is the controller mount which is cheap and flimzy, wish ot came with screws as it requires low profile head screws so it does not stick up as it gets in way of controller, but not a big deal at all. I also used a 40amp relay as well as some trailer diodes to make 1 switch activate all of my.lights at once, and then also be able to turn on each light individually with remaining switches. I hooked into my factory mirror spot lights on my 2018 f150 and used the wigwage function which was flawless.

Great siren. Has multiple siren sounds. I like that it can be programmed to the sirens you want. You can also program the sounds to activate as long as you hold the button or you can program it to just a click of the button will activate the siren. Great price for everything that is packed into this little siren.

For starters, I have a single cab truck and not a lot of room. This siren is tucked away behind the seat and out of view. The only thing seen is the remote. The stickers don't really like to stick to the buttons in the South Caroline heat. I have had to send it back one time for warranty repair. The handheld controller was not responding to any input. I called Feniex support and they were happy to assist me. I paid the shipping to return to them and about a week to a week and a half later, I had it back. They did not tell me what was wrong with it. Other than those minor things I like it.

Great product love how many options for sirens there are

Got it for my Ecto car. This thing takes minutes to install and looks sleek. It’s not flimsy or light. It is heavy and durable. Every button has a satisfying click to assure you it’s been pushed. If that’s not enough, every tone is loud and clear. Best bang for your buck no doubt. Only gripe I have is that I was really looking forward to the knight rider secret tone but when I did it the buttons flashed like it was supposed to but only my Ecto siren played. All in all I’m more than satisfied

The media could not be loaded. EDIT: A couple weeks after install, the rotary knob/selector switch has quit working entirely. I discovered this as I attempted to respond to the scene of an accident. See attached video. This is something serious that could have led to a very bad outcome.After responding to calls using two separate switches for my lights, and then digging out my siren controller, I decided I wanted an all-in-one option. This seemed to be the most versatile option, so I went with it. I'm glad I did! The instructions aren't super clear, but you're able to program 6 different siren tones in addition to the manual buttons. The 6 auxiliary buttons are the best part: I've got one for my front lights, one for my rear lights, and another one for my spot light. I still have 3 left to add additional circuits. I've got it mounted in an accessible place and it looks great!