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FAQ's
How do Ignitor Motorbike Alarms differ from other alarms? Are Ignitor Motorcycle Alarms compatible with my motorbike or scooter? What is a 'suitable lamp circuit'? Will installing an Ignitor Motorbike Alarm reduce my insurance premium? Why don't Ignitor Motorbike Alarms immobilise the engine? How sensitive are the Ignitor's motion detectors? Will an Ignitor Motorcycle Alarm flatten my battery? How much and where do I get one?
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How do Ignitor® Motorbike Alarms differ from other alarms?
Ignitor® Alarms boast 'Low Impact Installation'
The Ignitor® M1 - Only 2 wires to connect!
The Ignitor® M1 will not flatten your battery - Current consumption is about 1/10 that of the competition!
The Ignitor® M2 uses the mobile phone network to contact you in any event.
Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms DO NOT REQUIRE ANY KEY FOBS! All functionality is controlled by your existing ignition key (or mobile - M2 version).
Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms consist of a singe compact unit - All the electronics are in the siren!
Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms are proudly designed and manufactured right here in Australia.
Are Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms compatible with my motorbike or scooter?
YES, provided;
1. You have space (62 x 86 x 56mm). 2. Your bike has a 12 Volt battery. 3. Your bike has an ignition switch.
What is a 'suitable lamp circuit'?
The positive wire of any lamp directly connected to the ignition circuit. Typically a tail lamp circuit, rego plate lamp circuit or park lamp circuit.
Look for lamps that illuminate when you switch your ignition on. Confirm which lamps stay on during starting (slight dimming is ok). A 'suitable lamp circuit' is simply the positive wire of one of these lamps.
Note: Bikes with headlamp on/off switches may require minor electrical modification. Please refer to the Installation and User Manual for detailed installation instructions.
Will installing an Ignitor® Motorbike Alarm reduce my insurance premium?
Yes, Australian Bike Insurer 'Insure My Ride' offer a discount to customers, who've installed an 'Ignitor Motorbike Alarm'. Get an online quote at www.insuremyride.com.au
Why don't Ignitor® Motorbike Alarms immobilise the engine?
The effectiveness of immobilisers on motorcycles is somewhat questionable. So why pay for it when most thieves will simply lift your bike on the back of a truck.
Depending on the experience of your installer and the quality of the components, electrical immobilisation may have serious consequences to the reliability of your ride.
The best way to immobilise your bike is with a quality disc lock.
How sensitive are Ignitor's motion detectors?
The Ignitor® M1 employs a gold plated roller ball sensor for the detection of movement. If the ball moves, the alarm is triggered - Simple. Typically, moving or sitting on the bike will trigger the alarm. The gentle application of a rain cover for example, will not trigger the alarm. The Ignitor® M1 will exhibit a similar level of sensitivity regardless of mounting orientation. Note however, that the Ignitor will experience more movement if mounted higher on the bike.
The Ignitor® M2 boasts the latest 16-bit, triple-axis, digital accelerometer from ST Microelectronics. Its sensitivity can be adjusted to your personal requirement via SMS from anywhere on the planet. (subject to GSM coverage).
Will an Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarm flatten my battery?
No -
The simplicity of the Ignitor® M1 ensures that the power consumption is kept to a bare minimum. The Ignitor® M1 draws a mere 0.55mA when armed (one tenth that of other systems).
The Ignitor® M2 monitors your battery level and shuts down should your battery fall below a specified level (Yes of course it will send you a SMS before doing so).
Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms comply with all Australian state and federal noise legislation.
Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms employ a series of warning chirps which serve to reduce false alarms. Ignitor® Motorbike Alarms will not sound the alarm for more than 30 seconds and; Ignitor® Motorcycle Alarms will not sound the alarm more than 3 times.
How much and where do I get one?
The Ignitor® M1 Motorbike Alarm is available from selected retail outlets. The Ignitor® M2 Motorbike Alarm coming soon.
If you have a favourite bike shop, tell them about us!
DIYers can 'Buy Online', and have the Ignitor® M1 shipped to your door for $214.50 (within Aust). Our products are usually dispatched within 24hrs (subject to stock availability).
Australian orders are shipped via Express Post. International orders are shipped via International Express Courier.
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