EASYGUARD 2 way Car Alarm system EC200-K9 with LCD pager display remote engine start turbo timer mode shock alarm DC12V

Only bought this thing in july the pcb track that runs to the internal relay for door motors burnt out so i repaired the track now the relay gone after I got it working Not Happy with this At all

Good buy, I had my interior/ sounds guy install it, work great and it’s loud and and some good features

Reveranstid=3 dagar Det är komplicerat att montera och det är inget man kan fixa i nån timme. Efter många försök och få hjälp av Kina, funkar det nu fint ,annars det är bra kvalité och håller än så länge.

Me llegó rápido y con la calidad esperada

para cuidado del auto

First off this thing is a VERY complicated install, if you are not highly experienced in this area I strongly suggest you get someone else to do the install. Otherwise the unit works great, having the 2 way remotes is amazing, way more than I expected, and the range is really good. Was a bit of extra hassle in my case as an 89 Toyota Supra has 2 separate ignition circuits, this alarm doesn't have a separate ignition kill wire so you have to use relays to allow the alarm to energize the ignition for remote start or turbo timer but also allow it to detect an ignition on while it is armed and set off the alarm. On a side note this was extra handy while working on the car(replaced the turbo) as I was able to disable the siren then set off the alarm and crank the engine to get oil pressure into the new turbo without having the engine start. A couple features i'm not happy with: 1: Auto Arm that cannot be disabled, this is 30 seconds after you shut off the ignition then open and close a door. Will probably be fine during daily use but just make absolutely sure you have your keys on you when you get out, it will arm your car and lock the doors with the keys inside. If the auto arm could be disabled this wouldn't be an issue. 2: Only one door trigger connection, On my Supra the drivers and passenger doors use a positive trigger and the trunk and hood use a negative trigger. The alarm itself only has one connection which can be used positive or negative so I had to get a relay board so I could have all of the inputs send out a single trigger if any trip.