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Sydney
Registered:
October 2003
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Car alarm wiring
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Tue, 08 February 2005 23:12
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As my car draws closer to being back on the road, I have to start thinking about my new insurers (shannons) car alarm requirements.
One of their listed alarms is a Black Widow BW10000, which is available on EBAY at the moment. And it's specs are listed as follows:
* Remote controlled keys with rolling code (x2)
* Starter / fuel or ignition disable (2 immobiliser circuits onboard)
* Optional 3rd point immobiliser via external relay
* Silent auto engine disable after 45 seconds (fixed feature)
* All black wire harness (insurance company approved)
* Electronic Battery Backed up, 130db Siren included (not pictured)
* Complies with Insurance company guidelines for WRX and Jap import vehicles
* Audible and Visual arm / disarm and error chirps
* Silent arm/disarm via remote
* Passive / active arming
* Keyless entry (onboard lock/unlock relays for CDL)
* Covers doors, boot and bonnet (3 separate input circuits)
* Extra 2 stage input for external sensors i.e. movement sensor
* Electronic shock sensor / glass breakage (2 stage)
* Shock sensor disable via remote after arming
* Nuisance prevention circuitry
* Status indicator (LED)
* Valet / override switch
* Remote panic
* Illuminated entry (controls dome light, relay required)
* Programmable features
* Multi-car operation
* 2nd channel output for Boot release etc (parts maybe required)
* Perimeter nite-lite (holds indicators on for 30 seconds after disarm)
Now my questions are.....
1) Has anyone had any experience with these alarms, are they any good?
2) What sort of relay would be needed to 'enable' the third point of point immobilisation (shannons needs ignition, starter and fuel)
3) Would there be any way to hook it up to roll my electric windows up on arm. I currently have this feature and I love it.
4) Would I be able to use my existing siren? Or do alarms normally use a proprietary siren
Cheers,
Dave
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Car alarm wiring
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davedave | Tue, 08 February 2005 23:12 |
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