Vehicle Security

[Leov36]

I'm looking into getting this system as well. Is there a monthly service fee for the features?

yes there is. I just paid yearly. There's different levels. I think I paid about 100 dollars a year

 

[Cautionary Tale]

The local installer and https://www.compustar.com/dronemobile-smartphone-car-control website shows sub paid in full for year at $48-$96 plus tax, depending on what features you want.

 

[Dcchris311]

Is there an alternative to IGLA? I'll be that guy and say that I don't want to support Russia. There.

 

[Joe86]

https://www.amazon.com/Ring-Alarm-Glass-Break-Sensor/dp/B08TG6NCTS/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3TOWRFUIU6H8I&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.zN7oUKbcsuEiGxfKiXMq5GEdrHiMt5yCuNA5M8TmprVI7EJaMYENqBPOpNPNVKZQg-FyDqpADHk7i9LvbB1ilX1hFiD3L4ElhM_Vam3bCYlzqMR2WhIhPHA4WnqavKDA1ELT0RHq2Fnc48mbXAAqdygqiBr9tsdZo9TQV85UZ5NT7icnzibOZAEcMYJQKL4SgkF5eVAVZsjjGjCzU5QYW2VPrDjyfVQS3tbNiaj031Y.infeR97dzj3ifQJf96K1pD7MkLzhVacCzatSuv-yjTE&dib_tag=se&keywords=ring%2Bglass%2Bbreak%2Bsensor&qid=1726662018&sprefix=ring%2Bgla%2Caps%2C148&sr=8-1&th=1

I saw this on TRX FB page.. just link it to your Alexa and you will get alarmed.

 

[Kaiser75]

Is there an alternative to IGLA? I'll be that guy and say that I don't want to support Russia. There.

Uh. Yeahhh. If you say so.

 

[Bigram]

does not have a russian address
Slovenia, Street: Koroška 26 City: 1000 Ljubljana

Car cybersecurity systems by AUTHOR | author-alarm.com

Cyber technologies are the core of modern car's security. The AUTHOR company is a leading developer and manufacturer of car cybersecurity solutions

author-alarm.com

 

[Cautionary Tale]

does not have a russian address
Slovenia, Street: Koroška 26 City: 1000 Ljubljana

Car cybersecurity systems by AUTHOR | author-alarm.com

Cyber technologies are the core of modern car's security. The AUTHOR company is a leading developer and manufacturer of car cybersecurity solutions

author-alarm.com

He's correct though it is a Russian company. To get around all the inability to ship out of Russia they may have a new business address but Author is Russian in origin.

@Dcchris311 there is an alternative that from what I had last read is comparable to IGLA and not Russian:

Car Immobiliser

Digital Car Immobiliser.

www.ampire.de

The installation appears to be the same as IGLA

 

[Eighty]

He's correct though it is a Russian company. To get around all the inability to ship out of Russia they may have a new business address but Author is Russian in origin.

@Dcchris311 there is an alternative that from what I had last read is comparable to IGLA and not Russian:

Car Immobiliser

Digital Car Immobiliser.

www.ampire.de

The installation appears to be the same as IGLA

lol Ampire is made by the same company. Just branded differently.
And yes, they’re Russian. But they got out of Russia a couple of years ago. Before the Ukraine invasion, I believe.

 

[Cautionary Tale]

lol Ampire is made by the same company. Just branded differently.
And yes, they’re Russian. But they got out of Russia a couple of years ago. Before the Ukraine invasion, I believe.

I need to text Air'd Out to fact check this fake news

In all seriousness Ampire's website is in German, their employees are very much German and their company history dates back approx. 40 years to gonna guess, Germany and their address is very much in Germany:

Ampire ElectronicsGmbH & Co.KG
Langwadener Straße 60
DE 41516 Grevenbroich

The Ampire team

The Ampire sales and support team in Germany

www.ampire.de

Ampire´s 30th anniversary

Ampire´s 30th anniversary

www.ampire.de

I haven't a clue if any of these will be compatible with the 2025 Can BUT I very much side on side of German craftsmanship. Mostly because IGLA won't ship me a unit to install myself without too many hoops and the only local IGLA installer here is not going anywhere near my ride, so I'll likely order direct and install ampire myself or find an IGLA person along my journey from LA, though the research I've done on IGLA dealers in Texas off my beating path, also leave a bit to be desired. Something that Air'd out said he's working on.

PIN 2 DRIVE

Vorprogrammierte CAN-Bus Wegfahrsperren von Ampire für die digitale Blockage der Fahrzeugelektronik

www.ampire.de

 

[Eighty]

I need to text Air'd Out to fact check this fake news

In all seriousness Ampire's website is in German, their employees are very much German and their company history dates back approx. 40 years to gonna guess, Germany and their address is very much in Germany:

Ampire ElectronicsGmbH & Co.KG
Langwadener Straße 60
DE 41516 Grevenbroich

The Ampire team

The Ampire sales and support team in Germany

www.ampire.de

Ampire´s 30th anniversary

Ampire´s 30th anniversary

www.ampire.de

I haven't a clue if any of these will be compatible with the 2025 Can BUT I very much side on side of German craftsmanship. Mostly because IGLA won't ship me a unit to install myself without too many hoops and the only local IGLA installer here is not going anywhere near my ride, so I'll likely order direct and install ampire myself or find an IGLA person along my journey from LA, though the research I've done on IGLA dealers in Texas off my beating path, also leave a bit to be desired. Something that Air'd out said he's working on.

PIN 2 DRIVE

Vorprogrammierte CAN-Bus Wegfahrsperren von Ampire für die digitale Blockage der Fahrzeugelektronik

www.ampire.de

Oh wait, I was wrong. Got it confused with the Ghost (that is also marketed in Europe). The Ghost Immobilizer is made by the same company as IGLA. Not Ampire. Been a long day - my bad.

 

[Cautionary Tale]

Oh wait, I was wrong. Got it confused with the Ghost (that is also marketed in Europe). The Ghost Immobilizer is made by the same company as IGLA. Not Ampire. Been a long day - my bad.

All good. When all else fails, refer to your trunk monkey