Straight answers
Frequently asked questions.
How long does it take to install IGLA?
Installation time depends on your vehicle and the IGLA system selected. An authorised installer will generally need the vehicle for two to five hours.
Can anyone install IGLA?
No. IGLA Australia uses a carefully selected installer network. Each installer is trained to use IGLA Australia-approved installation methods.
What are the differences between the IGLA systems?
IGLA 200 uses PIN authorisation. IGLA 231 adds two Bluetooth keyfobs. IGLA Alarm adds perimeter, shock, tilt and backup-siren alarm protection. COMPASS GPS adds GPS tracking and instant alerting capabilities to compatible IGLA systems. KVANT 2 is the universal option, including for vehicles without CAN bus.
How is IGLA different from Ghost 2?
The current website states that Autowatch Ghost and Ghost II are rebranded Author IGLA devices. IGLA-branded devices use Author firmware and are fitted by IGLA Australia’s trained installer network.
Can IGLA be fitted to a VE Commodore without a start/stop button?
Yes. IGLA Australia states that its immobilisers can be fitted to key-start Holden VE Commodore models.
What happens when new firmware features are released?
The current website states that IGLA Australia customers can arrange major firmware updates free of charge through their installer.
What if my vehicle is not currently supported?
Many common vehicles are supported, including VE and VF Commodore, 200 and 300 Series LandCruiser, Y62 Patrol, Ford Ranger, F-150/F-250, Mustang, GMC Silverado/Denali and RAM. If a vehicle is not yet supported, IGLA Australia may be able to develop firmware and may require the vehicle for up to three days.
Vehicle support and features change as firmware develops. An authorised installer must confirm suitability for your exact make, model and year.
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