Autowatch Ghost II Immobiliser Installation

Ghost immobilisers are among the most advanced features in vehicle security. They are revolutionary in that they shield your vehicle from key-cloning as well as hacking.

The system requires the correct PIN code to start your vehicle. This is done by pressing the buttons on your steering wheel or dashboard.

TASSA Approved

The new TASSA verified Ghost-II CAN immobiliser from Autowatch is a groundbreaking device created to tackle the latest car crime trends, including key cloning and hacking. This smart system connects directly to the CAN network of your vehicle, and prevents it from being started or driven in the event that you don't have the proper code. The system is completely undetectable and does not utilize radio frequencies or key fobs. Instead, it lets you to create your own unique sequence of PINs using buttons on your dashboard or the steering wheel, which you can modify at any time. The PIN can be up to 20 presses long for maximum security. A secure emergency code is also included.

The system works by communicating with the vehicle's CAN data network in order to detect the moment a particular PIN is entered. It then sends a signal to the vehicle, which disables ignition and engine and shuts down vital components like the starter motor and the fuel pump. The system also offers a 'valet mode', allowing you to deactivate the system and block your vehicle from being driven by valets or service centre personnel who do not have the correct key.

The range rover evoque ghost installer device is distinct from traditional immobilisers that can be disabled by using professional diagnostic tools. It utilizes the onboard network to communicate with ECUs and can't be altered. It's a sealed unit so it is inaccessible to access the circuits, which makes it near impossible for thieves to detect the distinctive clicking sound that traditional immobiliser relays emit.

This technology is not susceptible to jamming tools utilized by high-tech thieves and is unrecognizable by other diagnostic tool because it relies on CAN data networks. This means it's an ideal anti-theft solution for any modern vehicle.

We'll visit your home or office to perform the installation once you have booked it. We'll walk through a thorough demonstration with you and provide you with an owner's manual and an emergency card and two Autowatch window stickers, and an installation certificate.

Insurance Approved

The Ghost is a security device that is installed aftermarket and protects you from the types of thieves interested in stealing vehicles. It prevents your engine from starting unless a certain sequence of buttons is pressed. This sequence is only recognized by you, therefore when your car is broken into thieves, they won't be in a position to start it, and will likely leave your vehicle in fear of being found. The ghost also features silent mode, which disables the vehicle if not in use and can be turned off with the press of one button.

The system is TASSA (Tracker and Aftermarket security systems association) insurance approved, meaning it is recognized by some insurers as an additional security measure for your vehicle. It can be added alongside other Thatcham approved security measures like trackers to protect your vehicle from being stolen and also gives you security.

The system also communicates with the ECU of your vehicle through the CAN data loop which is totally inaudible for diagnostic tools. This means a thief can't simply insert a new key or replace the ECU to get around the Ghost. The system will only start your car by entering the correct pin code. This unique PIN is only yours to know and can be changed at anytime.

The Ghost is a highly discreet immobiliser that can be fitted to almost all vehicles without wiring or installing aftermarket key fobs. It is directly linked to the vehicle's CAN data network, and a PIN code is programmed using the buttons on the dashboard and the steering wheel. This code will stop the vehicle from being started unless the correct sequence has been chosen first. If the code is misinterpreted, there are emergency codes that are secure that can be reset with your mobile phone. There is also an app that can be used on iOS and Android to reduce the requirement to enter pins every time, providing greater security.

Discreet

In contrast to the GPS tracker that only aids with finding your vehicle after it's been stolen, an immobiliser device prevents the vehicle from being stolen in the first place. This is achieved by preventing the engine from running until the correct code is retrieved from the key fob or an app downloaded onto the smartphone. This is a fantastic way to stop wheel-jacking and other forms of theft, as the thief has no choice but to leave the vehicle alone or risk being caught.

The ghost immobiliser installer immobiliser, a tiny weatherproof device, fits into the wiring harness of your car. It has a connection to the CAN data network, and is concealed so that thieves are unable to locate it or disarm it through simple wire cutting. The system is equipped with a service-mode that can be activated to let your garage work on your car without having to know the password.

After you've had the device fitted to your vehicle it will be able to arm and disarm it with your smartphone using its dedicated application. You can also change the PIN code at any point to ensure that only you have access to your vehicle. This is useful in the event that you intend to sell your vehicle in the near future and it can increase the price of resales.

Another advantage of the Ghost immobiliser is that it's discreet and won't leave any marks on the internal car's body which makes it a great accessory to any vehicle. It's easy to install, it's quiet and won't interfere with other systems in your car.

Many people are placing more focus on the appearance of their cars, so having a discreet immobiliser can enhance the look and feel of your car. This is particularly useful for people who use their vehicles to transport valuable items because it will stop potential thieves. A ghost immobiliser will work alongside any other anti-theft device, such as a tracker to provide unrivalled security for your vehicle.

Low Maintenance

A Ghost immobiliser connects directly to the CAN data network. It is virtually undetectable since it doesn't use any LED indicators or additional key fobs. It doesn't emit radio signals, and is also quiet, so thieves cannot hear it. It can be placed in a variety of locations (even under the floor mats) and is a great option for those who want to secure their vehicle, without sacrificing its aesthetics.

This device stops you from starting your car unless you have a unique password. This is done using the combination of buttons on your dashboard and the steering wheel in a particular sequence. This makes it impossible for thieves to clone or hack into your system and also prevents them from starting your car.

The Ghost will recognize this attempt to increase your signal and prevent your car from starting until the correct disarming code is entered. In contrast to other security systems which can be activated by entering the wrong code or entering the wrong code, the Ghost will not allow your car from starting until you type the correct passcode.

The Ghost remains in service mode until you put it back into service mode which is activated by pressing the same button combination that you did to arm it, (this can be done when you go to your dealer for maintenance or warranty work). This is a precaution to ensure that it is not removed by unauthorised people and it is then rearmed and brought back to service mode when needed.

If you decide to change vehicles during your ownership, it is possible to transfer the Ghost to the new vehicle if the new vehicle is compatible. The most recent version of Ghost also comes with QR finger print stickers that are connected to the International Security Register, meaning that in the event that your Ghost is ever stolen for parts it can be traced back to you and your vehicle. This can stop thieves from stealing cars with Ghost because they know that the vehicle is secure and they would be risking being caught and convicted.