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Why install a car kit for your mobile? It is a specific offence to use a hand-held phone, or similar device, when driving. The penalty is a £30 fixed penalty or up to £1,000 on conviction in court (£2,500 for drivers of goods vehicles, buses or coaches). What's more, drivers still risk prosecution (for failure to have proper control) if they use hands-free phones when driving. The only way to safely and legally communicate whilst on the road is by using hands-free car kit. Which car kit? There are a number of factors we have to consider before advising you of the type if car kit to install. For instance, the make and model of your car, whether your stereo is standard or amplified, or if you have a satellite navigation system installed can affect the type of car kit we would recommend. In addition, if you want to keep using your current mobile in your car, the choice of kit we would recommend depends on the type of handset you have. Conventional car kits There is wide range of fully fitted car kits most Nokia, Siemens, Motorola and Sony Ericsson phones. They usually include a cradle to charge and secure your phone and an antenna to boost your signal. In addition, they all provide a speaker and microphone. Universal car kits A universal car kit is also a fully fitted kit, but is more flexible. If you decide to change your handset, you only have to swap the cradle rather than the whole system. The Benefits of the above two systems are:
Bluetooth car kits As Bluetooth phones become more widespread, these car kits are increasingly more popular. What's more, there is no need for cabling or the use of a professional installer. We can supply you with with a compatible Bluetooth wireless headset if you have a Bluetooth mobile. However to stay legal, you will also need a cradle to hold your phone in place should you need to dial out whilst on the road. For advice on which car kit is the most appropriate for your mobile or to book your installation, please call us on: 08451 39 11 11 |
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