How-to-guides for installing car security

although it sounds tempting. a shock sensor is template a device that senses a short in pact such as to breaking a window, the slamming of a door, and even those lovely dents to your vehicle receives one part to add your local to to parking lot. the shock sensor to relies on vibrations resonating or traveling throughout the vehicles chassis two to censor to . 

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there are two types of shock sensors found on most security systems

• Remote

• built in

Remote

Typically the best place to install any security shock sensor is mounted on the steering column or  harness near the steering column . The steering column can be found right below the steering wheel , and is simply though rod or pipe that goes to the steering wheel into the engine compartment  . Most vehicles will have a covered steering column so it is safe to mount the the sensor they're using wire ties. if the steering column is not easily accessible , you can however mount it on any large cluster of wires.

internal

 most security systems have internal shock sensors built right into the module. This type makes it easier to install as if receives its operations to from the module itself . you can mount the module by wire tying it to any large cluster of to wires and you're scaring com or simply screw to a secure or piece of metal or plastic. shock sensors to work well or whether screwed in or tide so don't be so concerned to about finding a solid services for your module.of

Adjusting your shock sensor

When you adjust your shock sensor’s sensitivity, apply a short impact of the vehicles bumper, using the bottom of your feet or nee, it does not require a very hard in pact, remember keep the impact short and therm but not too hard. keep adjusting shock sensor until it reaches your required sensitivity. if you set sensitivity two high you will be waking up at 3:00 AM in the morning wondering why your alarm keeps going off the best way to adjust any shock sensor is to think in your mind what action would  enabled the shock sensor to activate. there are two things to take in consideration when adjusting your shock sensor .   

1 The shock sensor is designed to activate under specific conditions , those conditions are a very short impact , such as breaking glass and amplifier being dropped on the ground , equipment being bumped against the dash, and even closing of a door.  when someone is trying to steal anything from your vehicle, many of these things are likely to ocure.

2 setting the shock sensor to activate just by touching the vehicle, may sound great however, eight to oh cents if sensor will often create false alarms.  Objects such as pine cones , thunder , and other frequent actions will cause unwanted to performance from your security system, the neighbors yelling , and the boy who cried wolf affect this the fact occurs when an individual's security system is always alarming. many people , neighbors and such will begin to ignore the very thing that was designed to get attention. the best rolled from is two turned adjustment all the way down to minimum , then increase by 1/4 turn. you should still however test your shock sensor for your desired sensitivity.a good sensitivity would be taking the rear bumper not too hard but not too soft , the median in between these points will typically give the maximum protection , with minimum of false alarms.