EASYGUARD EM209 Motorcycle Microwave Proximity Review

Very simple, easy to install and works great The only problem I have is the proximity sensor. clean area, if you hide behind a metal surface, the waves will not work.

The seller answered my questions. The alarms they sell are good value for money and work great in every application I've tried. Now that I know they will answer questions and concerns I have no problem supporting the product.

Installed on my scooter with power and ground only. Works great, only programming the remote control was tricky; The alarm went off while driving until I figured out how to disable the automatic alarm feature. You will need an extra 20 gauge wire to extend the power and ground to get to the battery. However, they used the wires for the lights, ripped them out of the wiring harness, and connected them to power and ground with a longer wire. The remote control works quite far

Overall happy with the product after going through poor instructions. The diagram and the accompanying instructions contradicted each other. I wouldn't advise that for the average handyman. I'm a certified technician and had to figure out the correct placement of multiple wires due to a misroute. Once I figured it out, it seems to be working great. The security the alarm gives me was worth the extra work. Note: Brown wire goes to Ignition (On) Positive.

I have applied for installation and there are many questions that are not covered in the installation instructions for your product. One of them is CDI or linear flame. Two wires go to the starter. When it comes to my motorcycle, the operating instructions should be based on that. One more thing, Utub has an educational video. I'm still working on it and not driving. Take a look and you might move the client. At this point I would not recommend your product to enough people.

Got this for my HD as the reviews/details said it would work. At first everything seemed fine. After about 6 months, it would occasionally trip randomly while driving and it took a fair trade to stop the malfunction. Then for the last 2-3 months I've noticed that my bike won't start on the first try. I initially thought it was some other part of the bike, maybe the starter motor or the voltage regulator, but I've replaced both to no avail. Things kept getting worse. In the end 5 batteries…

I am an ASE certified technician. I've been an auto mechanic for 30 years. I've installed hundreds of alarms on everything from boats to RVs. The instructions keep mentioning that this should be installed by a qualified person. The reason they mention it is to hide the poor quality of this product. By claiming this they could claim that you don't know what you are doing and if you were a "techie" you would have no problem installing this. Here are a few issues with this product.1. The manual…