blackjax vs cat1 immobiliser.
09 May 2003, 10:33 PM
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Aren't immobilisers cat 2? I thought alarms were cat 1.
In answer to part of your question, most insurers require cat 1 security device, but there are some that don't. Look in Insurance for more details on this.
[Edited by SlowBoy - 9/5/2003 10:35:13 PM]
In answer to part of your question, most insurers require cat 1 security device, but there are some that don't. Look in Insurance for more details on this.
[Edited by SlowBoy - 9/5/2003 10:35:13 PM]
03 September 2003, 11:03 PM
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the blackjax is an anti hijack device only. there are no provisions at the moment for thatcham approval of delayed immobilisation devices.
if insurance company are requiring cat1 then you need an approved system.
have a look at the C500 or the C600 at
www.clifford.co.uk
martin
if insurance company are requiring cat1 then you need an approved system.
have a look at the C500 or the C600 at
www.clifford.co.uk
martin
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