Vixen Horns OCTOPOD User Manual

OCTOPOD™ (VXH8124XLB)
INSTALLATION GUIDE
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BEFORE BEGINNING YOUR INSTALLATION
Read through the whole instruction guide before getting started with the installation. Professional installation is
recommended for this product.
CONTENTS
 Octo Trumpet Horn (Black)
 12V Solenoid with Pre-installed Compression Fitting for 3/8” OD Hose
 3/8” OD Air Line
 Mounting Hardware
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
 Avoid dismantling this horn’s electrical elements.
 Avoid touching compressor components with your bare hands immediately after or during use.
 Avoid setting up any parts of the horn where there is a risk of falling off or risk of coming in contact with water.
 Avoid reaching out to touch or pick up any fallen or water submerged parts.
 Set the horn up for use only in areas with adequate ventilation.
 Avoid sounding the air horn when in close range to your ear(s) or the ear(s) of others.
 Make sure your battery ground is detached before getting your installation started.
 Employ equipment for eye protection during drill operations.
 Ensure that your air system has no pressure before starting the installation.
The specific voltage requirement for this horn is 12 volt DC, therefore installation must be done to a DC power
source of 12 volts.

Vixen Horns OCTOPOD Specifications

General

Brand	Vixen Horns
Model	OCTOPOD
Category	Horn
Language	English

Summary

Installation Preparation and Safety

Before Beginning Installation

Read the full instruction guide before starting installation. Professional installation is recommended for this product.

Safety Instructions

Key safety precautions to follow during installation, including avoiding electrical elements, hot components, falling parts, and ensuring proper ventilation.

Installation Procedures

Mounting Instructions

Identify a suitable mounting area and use the bracket to mark and drill holes for fastening the horn securely.

Air Line Installation

Cut the provided air line to size, connect it to the horn's TEE fitting, and then to your air supply.

Electrical Connections

Connect solenoids to the positive terminal of the battery/alternator with a fuse, and to the horn button and ground.