I assume that you are referring to a tilt/level sensor. These are not standard on any alarm but can be added to most systems including the 446RLi Premium.

Details here:
http://vehiclesecurity.co.nz/blog/cobra-tilt-sensor

I’m looking at getting a 446P installed, but I would like to know whether this alarm has the car jacking module in it? ie, if someone tried to jack your car up to steal your wheels, or put on a tow truck, it will set the alarm off.
Does this alarm have that capability? Or any other model of Autowatch alarm?

Thanks

Rob.

Great to know you’ve found the website informative, thanks for the feedback.

Boot Pop is really for cars with an electronic boot release where the boot does not unlock with the doors. I often add it to Jap cars which have a cable pull boot open.
Given that you have to lift the boot on the Hiace you may as well pull the handle and open it!

You could use the 446RLi Premium to run selective locking, for example the 1st press of the disarm button could unlock the front doors, then a second press would unlock the rear doors (arm would lock all doors).

In regards to door motors I would simply suggest a major brand which offers a guarantee. Plus note: You’ll need a slide door contact for your side doors.

thanks for all your info on alarms. After spending good money on an m80, i was really dissatisfied with the alarm and the installation, and put up with it for the last five years. so its great to have a website like yours, so i can feel I’ve made the right choice on my new work van.

the new van i have bought (toyota hiace ’92 4wd) doesn’t have central locking. I have installed central locking on a previous car so thought i would give it a crack before getting the alarm installed. is there a preferred brand of central locking actuators that you could recommend?

also, this might be a long shot, but how could i make a boot pop work on the back door of the van? possibly a central locking actuator on the handle mechanism? I’m thinking of getting the above auto watch alarm by the way.

cheers,

AJ

In what context do you use the word cracking? Cracking as in good, cracking as in making a cracking sound, or cracking as in fracturing?

The 446RLi will auto immobilise the engine after 45 seconds of disarming or switching the ignition off.

Have you tried pressing the disarm button to turn off the immobiliser?

Once the battery is flat the alarm will not operate, but when the battery is re-charged or replaced then the alarm will be in the same state as it was before it lost its power. So pressing the disarm button on the remote would work in this situation.