Misha - The Lockzilla unit is designed to protect the solenoids by
supplying them with a better, more stable source of power (some of
the electrical wizards can chime in any time). If I recall, that is
the "mission statement" for the Lockzilla that is spelled out on the
Zilla website. So, if you get rid of the solenoids, you no longer
have to provide stable-power protection for them. The alarm system
that we are going to incorporate into our Deluxe and Elite units has
a stand-alone alarm siren. An available option is a siren with a
built-in battery backup so that the alarm will still have a power
supply, even if the power to the alarm control box is somehow cut.
Toby Peterson
DeLorean Parts Northwest, LLC
www.delorean-parts.com
--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "mw98gt" <mw98gt@xxxx> wrote:
> Thank you for the post. I talked to Misty earlier today on the
> phone. She was extremely curteous and helpful. I just wanted to
> find out a little more, because I used to think the lockzilla was
> what your door lock actuator upgrade kit is, but then i found out
it
> just has to do with the pulse unit I believe (I might be
mistaken).
> So if you dont replace the pulse unit dont you still risk a chance
> of the problem the base lockzilla kit is trying to avoid?
>
> I am extremely anxious for the new wings aloft kit to come out
with
> the alarm system. Misty has me on the list to inform me ASAP.
Just
> curious, does it incorporate the car horn or does it have its own
> piezo?
>
> Thank you,
> Misha
> #5197
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