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I am looking for an alarm and have seen 2 that interest me i know that Toad are very good and have seen this one on ebay just wanted to know what people think?

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/TOAD-STERLING-0NE-CAT-1-ALARM-SYSTEM-195-00-FITTED_W0QQitemZ270187849709QQihZ017QQcategoryZ75329QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

I have also seen this one on the internet which looks very good but am not sure of the make/model?? :confused:

 

http://www.incarsolutionz.co.uk/page22.html

 

What do people think??

 

Thanks.

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the bottom one does not say its thatcham approved anyway. stick with a TOAD or LASERLINE cat1.

I have a sterling (says part of the toad ground on instruction) not sure which one it is but cat2 and it remote opens locks also. Not sure if all of them do that. Seems good has movement sensors too

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yes i thought the Toad would be a safe bet, looks a good price too!

sterling was bought out by toad quite a few years back, hence the link between the two, but both have been kept seperate companies. just for the record, a cat1 is an alarm & immobiliser in one unit, a cat2 is just an immobiliser, and a 2 to 1 upgrade is just an alarm unit which is fitted to a vehicle that already has a thatcham approved immobiliser.

 

 

i bought my own toad cat1 which cost £90 trade.

I'm sure my alarm is a cat2 I have a road watch immobiliser seperate. I will check on my instructions tommorrow

it is possible that you have a cat2 as they had a short run of thatcham approved cat2 alarms a few years back. didnt seem to last long though. i am a toad approved installer but been out of the game for a few years now, so not kept up with what has been released. for every alarm or immobiliser, it costs the manufacturers around £10k each model to get a thatcham approval.

its quite an old alarm not one of them new fangle ones it locks to doors when you start the car and remote locks doors when armed will have a look tommorow you got me curious now :hyper:

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yea i used to have a toad alarm on my old prelude but that was cat 2 and had a standard honda immobiliser

yea i used to have a toad alarm on my old prelude but that was cat 2 and had a standard honda immobiliser

 

 

think you may find that was a cat 2-1 upgrade. fitted many of them on toyotas for the dealers, mainly the avensis.

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