B. WIRING THE ALARM
POWER WIRE(RED)
This can be attached to your fuse box, interior light fuse, or directly onto the
POSITIVE terminal of your car battery.
Connecting to fuse box.
Locate the fuse box. From your car Owner’s Manual identify the fuse that
operates the interior light. Attach the bare end of the red wire to this fuse - this
may require use of a connector suitable for use on your vehicle such as a spade
or “Scotchlock” connector. If the fuse box is inside the passenger compartment,
locate an access hole into the car and pass the wire through this hole and then
connect to the fuse box. If no access hole can be found then you will need to drill
your own access hole, but you will need to be careful where you drill.
Connecting direct to car battery.
Run the wire around the engine, making sure it is firmly attached to the car.
Securely attach to the POSITIVE terminal of the car battery, again using a
suitable connector.
NB: When both the black and red wires are connected the alarm will”chirp”. This
is normal and shows the circuit is completed.
AERIAL WIRE(BLUE)
This wire should not be cut. Stretch the wire out and lay it flat around the
engine compartment, avoiding hot areas.Secure the wire to the car by
adhesive tape, or other non-corrosive means.
(RED)
(BLUE)
FUSE BOX
OR
BATTERY
TE)
AERIAL
AUXILLARY
CONNECTOR
