Sound, light, and whether a receiver comes with it · review
Names the socket that decides whether your swinger will plug in.
The bottom line It states the 2,5 mm socket, which is the two-character fact that decides whether your swinger will plug in — and it is the only listing here that does.
2,5 mm.
This shelf sells alarms and it sells swingers. They connect through a jack plug, and if the sizes disagree nothing works. One listing out of seven states the size.
It is a two-character specification that costs nothing to print and decides whether two purchases go together.
T, V and S — volume, tone, sensitivity. Named individually, so you can find the right one without a manual and without light. Compare that with five listings here that say « adjustable » and leave you to discover which button is which.
Ein weißer LED-Einschalter, der zweimal gedrückt werden kann, um die Diebstahlsicherungsfunktion zu aktivieren.
The only security claim on this shelf. What it does when armed is not stated.
Germany 32,99 €. No EAN is published, so the reference exists in one market only.
Read on the day this page was built: 33 € at the German Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Any price inside this text was read on 29 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.
| LEDs | 9 |
|---|---|
| Controls | T for volume, V for tone, S for sensitivity — each button named |
| Socket | 2,5 mm plug, stated to work with any fishing swinger |
| Light band | Red, can be rolled up and down |
| Anti-theft | Press the white LED power switch twice to arm it |
| Rod retention | A snap-on ear bar stops the rod slipping and being damaged |
| Sealing | Waterproof, stated for rain and sun |
| Sensitivity steps | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B0D2MLQH9C (one reference across 1 Amazon marketplace) |
Because that is how a swinger with a light plugs into an alarm. Seven items sit on this shelf and four of them involve a swinger; exactly one names the socket size. Without it, matching a swinger to an alarm is guesswork.
Pressing the white LED power switch twice arms it. The listing does not say what happens when it triggers — presumably it sounds — but it is the only security feature on this shelf, and on a public bank the rods are left alone for hours.
It snaps over the rod so it cannot slide off the alarm head. That is not about comfort: a rod pulled off its rest by a running fish goes into the water, and the listing names this as damage prevention.
Pairing with a swinger you already own, and leaving the rods unattended on a busy bank
Listed because the accessory itself names this model as compatible.
Details checked on September 29, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
1 electronic bite alarm · 1 bankstick · volume, tone and sensitivity adjustable in 8 steps · night light · afterglow function · drop-back bite indication
The single-rod version of the only alarm here that publishes a step count.
Best for: One rod, one bankstick, and the cheapest route to a properly adjustable alarm
2 electronic bite alarms · 2 telescopic banksticks · volume, tone and sensitivity adjustable in 8 steps · night light · afterglow function · drop-back bite indication
The only listing here that says how many steps its adjustment has.
Best for: Sleeping beside the rods, where a drop-back and an afterglow do more than radio range
Vibration alarm with an acoustic signal · remote control · adjustable volume and tone · compact, light and waterproof · rubber body with a non-slip textured surface · grooved rod mount · protective case · sold as a 2-set or 3-set
A remote-receiver alarm whose listing contains no number of any kind.
Best for: Fishing two or three rods where a silent vibration at the receiver matters more than a spec sheet
