Artago 870 Steering Wheel Lock with Alarm Steering Wheel Lock Anti-Theft Steering Wheel Car
Бестселлер
- Артикул:
- 91911844
58 849 AMD
Характеристики
Вес и размеры
- Вес
- 1.58 кг
Дизайн
- Размер
- 41 x 19.99 x 11.99 cm; 1.58 Kilograms, 41 x 19.99 x 11.99 cm; 1.58 kg
- Материал
- Легированная сталь
Общие характеристики
- Модель
- 870, 870 Hi-Tech ALARM
- Код товара
- 870
- Тип подъемника
- Activacin por botn.
- Размер изделия Д х Ш х В
- 41 x 20 x 12 centimetres
Прочие свойства
- Бренд
- Artago
- Особенности
- AUTOBILD 2023 Vergleichssieger Lenkradkrallen, AUTOBILD 2023 comparison winner steering wheel claws
- Производитель
- Artago Secure
Свойства
- Тип замка
- Tastenfeld, Keypad
Содержимое упаковки
- Батареи
- 1 CR2 batteries required.
Энергопитание
- Напряжение
- 12 Volts
Описание
- Affordable; Anti-theft device made in Europe with many advantages and an exclusive design that makes it a very complete anti-theft device with excellent value for money with or without an alarm: The user can choose whether the anti-theft device is used without an alarm, or whether to activate the alarm and warning module by pressing the button conveniently and effectively.
- Powerful 120 dB alarm and warning function: Launches a warning of 6 beeps that stop when the attack is stopped to avoid noise and save the battery.
- Double alarm: A powerful sound signal and visible light signal that can be seen in the dark, high-end electronics, reliable and without false alarms, replaceable module and a durable CR2 lithium battery.
- Highly visible, durable and adjustable, fits most steering wheels more than 33 cm in diameter, reinforced hinged arms allow for a closed width that prevents damage to the steering wheel, dashboard, glass or radio and that prevents the device from being disassembled.
- The aim is to prevent the normal use of the vehicle by limiting the full rotation of the steering wheel and the alarm increases its effectiveness and deterrence.
- Made in Europe by Artago, the largest manufacturer of premium vehicle safety device.
