Category Archives: Wireless Sensors

Cobra AK4615 siren testing.

Posted on September 25, 2014 by Julian

The Cobra 4310 siren has been in a league of its own for as long as I can remember. Not only is it horribly loud, it has an internal battery pack that still works many years after getting installed (most … Continue reading →

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Tool Guard TG-6000

Posted on October 2, 2012 by Julian

The TG-6000 is a very effective wireless sensor that can be added to nearly any alarm, regardless of brand. The main box is fitted to the underside of your toolbox lid, or on whatever you’re securing with it. If it … Continue reading →

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Autowatch Wireless Reed Switch

Posted on April 28, 2012 by obsessed

With some vehicles, running cables can be a real pain and a major time-consuming event. Motorhomes and boats instantly spring to mind. I’ve certainly uttered some expletives in the past when I’ve pondered just how the hell I’m going to … Continue reading →

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Cobra AK4615

Posted on January 15, 2012 by obsessed

Cobra AK4615 CAN-BUS Vehicle List… The number of vehicles now featuring CAN-BUS is rapidly growing. Here is a full list of compatible cars which I update on a regular basis. Note: If your vehicle is not listed then chances the … Continue reading →

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Autowatch Wireless P.I.R. Sensor

Posted on July 31, 2011 by obsessed

The Autowatch 446RLi Premium, 458RL and the 695 CAN-BUS alarm can be programmed to accept a WPIR (Wireless Passive Infra-red Sensor). These can be particularly effective for protecting Ute canopies, or any other area where cable may be vulnerable to attack … Continue reading →

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