Radio Shack 43-3105 Intercom System User Manual

Description:
RadioShack FM wireless 3-channel intercom system. FM circuitry reduces interference from lights and appliances for clear, reliable reception. Selectable 3 channel operation-talk between stations set to the same channel. add additional stations anytime! Frequency...A-(200kHz),B-(270kHz),C-(230kHz) Adjustable volume. For desk or wall mount. Indoor use only. Lock button turns it into a constant monitor perfect for baby's room! Call button to alert stations of incoming transmissions. Up to 300ft range!

NOTICE: This Pre-Owned-Recycled radioshack fm wireless 3-channel intercom system 43-3105 was described to the best of our knowledge and it is offered as-is. If the field -Items in Stock- shows zero, the product is no longer available.
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