Universal Crimestopper Mini Alarm Shock Sensor Auto Car Truck Alarm Usa Seller on 2040-parts.com
El Monte, California, United States
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This is a dual stage / dual adjustment shock sensor. The "warn-away" trigger and the instant full trigger sensitivity levels can be adjusted separately by turning the two adjustment screws on the top of the sensor. Can work with other brand alarms, including viper, falcon, python, clifford if wired properly. Will work with nearly all alarms on the market WHEN wired properly! If the alarm you're using is not a crimestopper brand, we recommend hard wiring this shock sensor. These shock sensors came from the crimestopper alarm model number SP-101,Never used. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me BEFORE bidding or buying. I only take Paypal. Thank you for viewing.
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