Scorpio Rlink Sr-i1100se Gps/gprs Security System Sr-1100se on 2040-parts.com
Oakland, Maryland, US
Incorporates advanced theft prevention, real time GPS tracking, and SMS short message service alerts with programs that allow riders to document and share their riding experience
System includes a remote transceiver, main control module, RFID radio frequency identification antenna, built-in battery backup, three-stage perimeter sensor, 120 dB Smart Siren, universal installation kit, accessory harness and main harness
Alarm functions and user features are controlled by the included remote, the free iPhone app, or from your computer or smart phone not included
GPS
Mobile Web and iPhone app for smartphone access
Scorpio rLink SR-i1100SE GPSGPRS Security System Incorporates advanced theft prevention, real time GPS tracking, and SMS short message service alerts with programs that allow riders to document and share their riding experience
System includes a remote transceiver, main control module, RFID radio frequency identification antenna, built-in battery backup, three-stage perimeter sensor, 120 dB Smart Siren, universal installation kit, accessory harness and main harness
Alarm functions and user features are controlled by the included remote, the free iPhone app, or from your computer or smart phone not included
Features GPS
Mobile Web and iPhone app for smartphone access
View maps of your rides from a computer or smartphone
Receive geofence updates during a ride
Police accessible theft tracking
Over 1 million correlators, capable of massive parallel timefrequency space searches enabling it to find satellites instantly
Instant progress updates, top speed, and trip stats through text message
Security Two-way communication with unlimited range
Includes 120 db Smart Siren with built-in back-up battery
Movement, Shock, Tilt and Ignition Alarm Notifications through text message
Single button, waterproof remote
GPS antenna tampering detection
Motorcycle battery voltage monitor
Hands Free RFID controller with selectable automanual arming
Three-axis accelerometer measuring static and dynamic acceleration to detect motion, shock, and vibration
Built-in NiMH back-up battery
Includes the programmable multi-stage perimeter sensor to detect motion around the motorcycle
Ignition circuit sensor
This security system is universal and will install on any motorcycle
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