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You approach your motorcycle and the engine starts as if by magic. The pleasant sound of your machine greets you. Sorcery? No, rather the contactless, digital ignition lock *mo.lock NFC* from Motogadget. It replaces the mechanical ignition lock or its electrical switching function. When approaching the *mo.lock NFC* lock, the associated key switches the ignition on or off contact-free with a switching distance of approx. 40 mm. Near Field Communication (NFC) is the name of the technology that makes it possible and, in contrast to radio remote controls, for example, is extremely tamper-proof. Each key is unique due to its digital code. The Motogadget *mo.lock NFC* brings maximum security and comfort for you and your motorcycle. After installation, you can forget about the normal ignition lock and no more keys are needed. The NFC technology is tamper-proof.

• non-contact, digital ignition lock and "key/key" switches the entire vehicle electrical system via a relay
• each "key" has a unique code
• System is not subject to mechanical wear
• Keys do not require a battery and therefore cannot fail
• no overloading or burning of contacts possible due to indirect switching via 40 A load relay
• Compact design, can be hidden in many places on the motorcycle
• the mo.lock NFC is overmoulded with a non-flammable duroplast and is therefore 100% waterproof and vibration-proof (IP69)
• Keys are attractively small (30mm diameter) and light (2g)
• additional keys can be programmed on the mo.lock
• Thanks to the switching distance of approx. 40 mm, contact-free, convenient switching on and off is guaranteed, but unintentional actuation is ruled out
• an integrated RGB LED shows the status of the *mo.lock NFC* when it is being used or when learning new keys
• To protect the vehicle battery, the *mo.lock NFC* automatically reduces the quiescent current in 3 stages (3.2 mA - 1.5 mA - 0.75 mA) when not in use

• Do not use the Motogadget *mo.lock NFC* in connection with an immobilizer. Please check with your dealer if the immobilizer on your motorcycle can be deactivated