Ghost Immobiliser 2

Protects your vehicle from key cloning & stopping thieves driving your vehicle with the original keys. Our latest immobiliser is connected to the CAN data network of your vehicle and a unique PIN has to be entered to start the engine.

Ghost, unlike trackers, does not emit radio frequency signals and cannot be detected by diagnostic tools. Ghost doesn't have LED indicators or buttons that would signal its presence in your car or van.

Anti-key cloning

The ghost immobiliser is designed to stop key cloning and hacking. The device is connected to your vehicle's data network CAN, and creates an unique pin code using the factory buttons on your dashboard and steering. This stops the thief from being able start your vehicle. If the incorrect PIN code is entered, your car cannot be started and it will be impossible for them to escape with your pride and joy.

Ghost immobilisers use an innovative technology that is extremely difficult for thieves to beat. The ghost immobiliser, unlike physical deterrents like wheel locks or steering locks that are able to be cut, is a discrete electronic device. It's not even detected by thieves because it emits no radio signals and is operated in a silent manner.

The next generation of immobilisers are capable of protecting your vehicle from a myriad of threats including key-hacking, cloned keys and even relay attacks. It can also prevent thieves from adding a new key or replacing your ECU, as it will not allow them to start your car without entering the correct PIN code first.

The ghost immobiliser 2, unlike other immobilisers, does not require the use of a remote control or key fob to operate. It can be turned off using an app on the driver's smartphone. This is perfect for when you need to give your car to valet parking or maintenance without key fobs.

The Autowatch Ghost-II is the latest version of our revolutionary ghost immobiliser. It was designed to be as simple and convenient to use as is possible, yet remains as secure as ever. This is achieved by linking the Ghost-II with the vehicle's CAN data network, meaning there are no extra wires that can be hidden or easily discovered. It also has an integrated feature that allows you to disarm your Ghost-II by simply connecting to the vehicle's Bluetooth and you'll be able to enter and drive hassle free.

OBD port hacking

OBD port hacking is a new technique employed by professional car thieves to steal cars. Thieves have access to your vehicle's OBD port with little more than a laptop, an application, and a few cables that can be bought online for under PS50. Once they have access, they will be able to do whatever they want, from resetting your vehicle's fault codes to tuning your car, or even taking it away in less than a minute.

It will protect your car from being stolen by requiring a unique PIN number to be entered with your key fob before you can start the engine or drive away. It communicates with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) by using the CAN Data Circuit. This is undetectable by any scanning technology, RF or code grabbing. It also has a Service/Valet Mode that allows your vehicle to start without requiring a PIN code.

To make use of an OBD hacking device, you'll must have a laptop that has software capable of interpreting the OBD protocol. These can be bought for less than PS100 on eBay or Amazon. You'll also require cables with OBD pins that are connected to the CAN bus. These can be purchased on Amazon or Ebay for about PS50. The cable must be spliced into the wiring harness of your car, for example the radio wiring harness.

Once the hacker has gained a connection to your vehicle's OBD port, they can send diagnostics to the system at a high baud rate which can cause CAN to crash, and prevent systems within your vehicle from functioning. This can cause the engine to stop and doors to lock, or even the brakes to engage.

No need for additional remotes or key fobs

The car immobiliser is an excellent piece of anti-theft technology used by billions modern vehicles all over the world. An aftermarket immobiliser helps protect your vehicle with engine ECU software that prevents cars from starting if a false transponder is transmitted.

It is possible for a criminal in the event that they know the code to deactivate an immobiliser, and bypass it. The battery in most key fobs can be easily removed by prying it open, so a thief can make use of a simple tool to remove the immobiliser's internal circuit board and replace it with an empty. They will then be able to start your vehicle.

The TASSA approved Ghost 2 is an immobiliser that does not require any additional keys or remotes. The immobiliser communicates directly with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit). This is done through a discrete, silent CAN data loop that cannot be detected by diagnostic tools such as those used by high-tech thieves. It doesn't include a traditional keyfob, which has an LED indicator, so it is invisible.

There will be instances that you must deactivate Autowatch Ghost 2's automatic security for instance, during a valet parking or service work. ghost immobiliser price CAN immobilisers feature a mode called 'Service Mode,' which you can activate with just a click of a phone button. The car can still be operated however the maximum speed is restricted to 36 mph.

Contact us today to arrange an appointment for a demonstration in our workshop. A member of our team will explain how the system works, and give you your Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security assurance.

Simple Change of PIN Code

Ghost is a next generation device that protects your vehicle without cutting wires or putting in aftermarket key fobs. It connects directly to the vehicle's CAN data network and a unique PIN code is programmed into it using buttons on your steering wheel and dash. The device does not emit RF signals, which means it is not able to be tampered with. This makes it difficult to be detected by sophisticated scans of RF and code-grabbing techniques that are used by modern thieves.

The PIN code can be changed to block previous drivers or even include an override code if you forget the sequence. The installer will show you the procedure to accomplish this during installation. The system includes a valet mode feature that can be used to temporarily disable pin input sequences so that the garage or mechanic can service the vehicle without knowing the pin number. This is a great option for customers who don't want their PIN sequence to be disclosed, but would like to leave their vehicle with valet parking or service.

Contrary to Thatcham products which require additional key fobs to operate, Ghost is a discreet system which takes advantage of the buttons inside your vehicle to create a unique and interchangeable PIN code sequence. The sequence is entered via the app for smartphones, meaning there are no additional LEDs thrown and your car is secure and safe from the possibility of being disabled by hackers or any other technology.

Every vehicle is tested

A ghost immobiliser, in contrast to key fobs which require you to press buttons, is discreetly placed under the dash or steering wheel. It is not obvious that it's there. The device is connected to your vehicle's CAN network, and a PIN code can be programmed using buttons on your vehicle. The system will not allow your car to start until the code is entered. This means that thieves cannot duplicate your keys or access the OBD port to hack your vehicle.

Ghost can be installed in any vehicle, including electric cars, vans motorhomes and bicycles. It is also extremely versatile and can be programmed to turn off in a variety of situations. For example, it can be set to enter Valet mode when the vehicle is being taken to a valet park or servicing company. This allows you to drive within a speed limit of 30 mph and the ghost immobiliser will turn on itself when your vehicle is returned to your possession.

The device can also be reset at any time to your personal PIN number. This is beneficial when you forget the code or the device becomes inoperable, meaning that it's effectively like new.

The device is also completely undetectable by anyone who doesn't know what it is. It does this by analyzing the buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel and then using the information they transmit to identify the button that was pressed. This makes it a safe and solid security system that is not able to be tampered through RF scanning or jamming, or door lock pick set.