SK Security Systems Ltd protecting cars in Cheshire and Wirral

Using the latest car security technology, SK Security Systems Ltd is promoting the installation and use of Ghost Immobilisers to prevent auto theft in the Liverpool, Cheshire and Wirral areas.

SK Security Systems Ltd is a Liverpool based company that specialises in fitting cars with the best security devices available. As part of its ongoing effort to protect cars from thieves, the company is promoting the fitting of Ghost Immobilisers.


What Are Ghost Immobilisers?

The Ghost is the original aftermarket CAN bus immobiliser. Protects cars from theft like nothing else on the market today.

Ghost Immobiliser is also TASSA verified. TASSA is a 3rd party group of industry experts from police and security testing backgrounds.

The Ghost Immobiliser is a security product created by South African company Autowatch. The Ghost Immobiliser uses the latest technology to render the vehicle unresponsive to hacking, key-cloning and key theft.

With the device installed in a vehicle, it is impossible to be stolen other than to be physically towed away. However, if a car thief was able to remove a car, they will still be unable to start it.

One of the main advantages of the Ghost Immobiliser system is that it prevents theft by key cloning.

How Does The Ghost Immobiliser Work?

When a car is fitted with a Ghost Immobiliser, the car will not be permitted to start unless a specific PIN code is activated.

The immobiliser uses buttons already installed in the car to use for its PIN. This way there is no way for a thief to locate the immobiliser.

The PIN code will require a code to be entered using the steering wheel, door panel or centre console. Once the unique sequence is entered, the car will be enabled to drive.

If the PIN is not correctly entered, then the car will remain immobilised and the engine will be prevented from starting.

Key Features Of The Ghost Immobiliser

-Immobilisation by communicating with the ECU
-No wire cutting means safer installations
-Undetectable using diagnostics
-PIN code via buttons on steering wheel/dash
-No radio frequency signals
-Cannot be bypassed using standard theft methods
-Uses the on-board CAN data network
-No additional fobs
-Unique user changeable PIN code
-Silent, no relay operation
-Secure, unique emergency code should the PIN be forgotten
-Service / Valet mode means the PIN code is never compromised




Benefits Of The Ghost Immobiliser

Several car security systems used in recent years have been hacked by criminals using the OBD port. This is a growing trend which provides no peace of mind to the car owner.

Alternatively, the Autowatch Ghost Immobiliser is undetectable using standard diagnostics. The Ghost Immobiliser also emits no radio signals that can commonly be detected.

The Ghost Immobiliser communicates directly to the Engine Control Unit (ECU) on the CAN Data circuit of the car. This makes the device completely silent and its location will not be detected.

Compared to flaws in other car security devices, a thief will not be able to replace the ECU or add a new key.

Only when the correct data is input to the car, will the immobiliser allow the vehicle to start. This eliminates the threat of someone being able to steal a car.

https://www.ghostimmobilisers.com/

Which Cars Are Compatible With Ghost Immobiliser?

The following car brands are fully tested and compatible with Ghost Immobiliser:

Audi
Toyota
Hyundai
VW
Ford
Skoda
BMW
Range Rover
Mazda
Porsche
Nissan
KIA
Mini
Lexus
SEAT
Mercedes
Bentley
Infiniti
Rolls Royce
Jaguar
Mitsubishi
Land Rover
Renault
Fiat
Volvo

Ghost Immobiliser is compatible with a wide range of car makes and model.

Grace Road
ELLESMERE PORT
Merseyside
CH65 2BJ

hello@ghostimmobilisers.com

07546328463

https://www.ghostimmobilisers.com/

SK Security Systems Ltd offer security installations for cars in Liverpool. After having a ghost immobiliser system in your vehicle, authorise vehicle start-up by entering your pin code. There are also mobile phone applications which connect your phone to your car and allow your vehicle to start once you get in with your phone.

This release was published on openPR.