12 V Motorcycle Alarm with Two Remotes and 125 dB Siren
A bike left on a street overnight is the case this alarm is sold for. Lock it with the remote and the unit arms after three seconds; then the built-in shock sensor trips the 125 dB siren. Two remotes come in the box, and it suits riders who want more than a disc lock.
Arming a parked bike from the window
✅ Arm from indoors The remote reaches up to 150 m, so the alarm can be armed from a bedroom window.
✅ Find the bike Press the ringtone button and the siren sounds, which gives you the row your bike is parked in.
✅ Two remotes Both remotes come in the box, so a second rider or a spare key ring is covered.
✅ Quiet when armed Standby draw is stated at 3.5 mA or less, so weeks of arming ask little of the battery.
The pack holds a siren, a brain module with the shock sensor built in, two remotes and a sticker. The lock button arms the system, and the unit waits three seconds before the vibration trigger is live, which is the window you need to walk away without setting it off.
There is no IP rating in what is supplied with this alarm, so it is not sold as waterproof. Mount the siren where rain and road spray run off it rather than into it, and keep the brain module out of puddles.
The siren is rated at 125 dB or more and is used for both jobs: it sounds when the alarm triggers and when you press the ringtone button, so the find function uses the same tone as the alarm. Sound carries a long way from a car park, which is why the button is useful at a distance.
The unit is wired to a 12 V feed, and no battery is included, so the bike's own supply does the work. Budget for a fused connection rather than tapping a wire directly.
Technical details
- Rated voltage: 12 V
- Quiescent current: 3.5 mA or less
- Frequency: 315 MHz
- Remote range: up to 150 m
- Alarm sound level: 125 dB or more
- Operating temperature: -15 °C to 80 °C
- Size: about 15.8 x 6.5 x 9 cm
- Material: plastic
- Pack contents: siren, brain module with built-in shock sensor, 2 remotes, 1 sticker
- Battery: not included
Wire the siren to the 12 V feed, mount it dry and arm it from the remote.
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