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monkey 31-01-11 04:17 AM

Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
I'm just curious whether or not optimate type intelligent chargers set off alarms when they're going through they're varying states of charge and also how they interract if said alarm has gone into sleep/winter mode.

Thanks.

rictus01 31-01-11 05:17 AM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
no they don't, the alarm would only go off if it detected a sudden total power loss, a smart charger won't deplete a battery that far even when running a complete cycle.

yorkie_chris 31-01-11 12:12 PM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
IME they are fine

the_lone_wolf 31-01-11 01:50 PM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
Never had any issues with my Meta alarm and genuine optimate, but don't leave it on much...

Ruffy 31-01-11 03:27 PM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey (Post 2472168)
I'm just curious whether or not optimate type intelligent chargers set off alarms when they're going through they're varying states of charge...

Never had a problem like this with my Datatool.

Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey (Post 2472168)
...and also how they interract if said alarm has gone into sleep/winter mode.

Thanks.

What's sleep mode? Once my alarm is armed, the last thing I'd want it to do is go to sleep!!!:confused:

monkey 31-01-11 05:15 PM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruffy (Post 2472454)
Never had a problem like this with my Datatool.


What's sleep mode? Once my alarm is armed, the last thing I'd want it to do is go to sleep!!!:confused:

I think a lot of them do this to save the battery. Usually it's when the battery voltage is down to a certain level they'll switch off a sensor or two or even go into imobilise only.

Ruffy 31-01-11 09:09 PM

Re: Does an optimate or similar set off bike alarms?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by monkey (Post 2472519)
I think a lot of them do this to save the battery. Usually it's when the battery voltage is down to a certain level they'll switch off a sensor or two or even go into imobilise only.

Cheers for that. It's a new one on me, though. Shows how old my alarm is! As it happens I probably wouldn't buy another hi-tech one nowadays but that's a whole other debate.


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