Mengshen Wireless Bicycle Alarm: Anti-Theft Burglar Security Alarm for Bike, Motorcycle, Car, Vehicles, Door, Window - 113db Super Loud & Waterproof (Includes Remote Control) Review

I use this alarm on my bike as a deterrent and it works great. It keeps me very good because I always forget he's armed with me. The battery life is fantastic and it can be used as a horn, but it's really impractical. Mine is installed under the C-pillar and has been outside for almost a year without any problems. I don't recommend losing the remote as I've had no luck with the replacement I bought.

is what I needed on Mother's Day 6 years ago when I got my mother's card. I don't know why the lock wasn't disabled, but it would definitely help. I'm still figuring out how to use the SOS alert. I think it's when you have an accident or need help. But it sends a death code, that's loud too, great product, thanks. now all i need is a xena bluetooth hard drive lock and all the bikes are safe

An alarm system to protect against theft is installed behind the trailer in the two-wheel tractor. I turn off the alarm when I'm adding and when I'm preparing to tow. Otherwise the alarm is on and I set the alarm sensitivity to go off only when the trailer is hitched to a vehicle or manually pushed. and I can remotely disable and reset the alarm when the animals are gone. In my opinion a very good thing.

I used them to secure a moving Penske truck when parked overnight. I would stick one in every truck door. You stick it in the door, close and lock the door, and then set the alarm from outside with the remote control. I left the default value (highest). Just like touching the doorknob on the outside of the truck activates the alarm. The alarm doesn't go off right away, it emits some sort of warning tone to let you know it's on you. If you continue what you are doing, the alarm will sound…

First, the instructions are translated from Chinese to English, so it's terrible. If you want to change the sensitivity level, press and hold the unlock button until the LED button turns off and on again. You will hear noises. Don't pay attention to them. When the light turns back on, use the lock button to adjust the sensitivity. The higher the tone, the lower the sensitivity. Pay attention to the STEP, not the sound. It took me a while to figure out the high to low setting. Not low to high…

I was a bit skeptical about ordering this alarm clock because it is cheap. But after ten minutes of installing it on zip ties under the seat of my very expensive foldable touring scooter, all doubts were replaced with true delight! This alarm clock works fantastic, the remote transmits a signal over a LONG distance and the alarm sound is incredibly LOUD and very sensitive at the maximum sensitivity setting. (see my video) You can turn off the sensitivity setting, it has settings from 1 to 7 for