Bulldog Security 6002PRO ProSeries Security System

by Bulldog

Product Features

• 400' range
• 2 4-button remote transmitters
• Built-in relay for door locks
• Starter Disable relay
• Built in shock sensor

Product Details

Product Manual [247kb PDF]

• Product Dimensions: 8.8 x 5.8 x 8 inches
• Shipping Weight: 2 pounds
• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B00000K3RX
• Item model number: 6002PRO
• Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (23 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #104,512 in Automotive (See Top 100 in Automotive)
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Offering powerful security and protection for you and your car, the Bulldog 6002Pro professional car alarm is armed with a six-tone 126 dB siren, remote car finder, and continual instant panic, even with the car running. With two simple extended-range remote controls, including passive arming and programming, and automatic door lock/unlock with ignition switch, you'll feel more secure in leaving and returning to your car.

Supported by an E-square memory backup chip and a built-in 9-volt backup battery, the Bulldog 6002Pro professional car alarm offers silent arming/disarming, both confirmed with chirps. Three chirps when disarmed indicate your vehicle was trespassed while the system was armed. Press any of the four buttons on your remote to turn off the siren. For your added safety, Bulldog 6002Pro will turn on parking lights or headlights and automatically start your car. Among other features are keyless entry and an automatic annoyance override that automatically shuts off the errant trigger if the alarm is triggered three times in a row by the same trigger. All other functions remain as they are.

In high-theft areas you can program the alarm to sound every 20 seconds to warn off potential brigands. In situations where your car will be subjected to unusually heavy vibrations--when you park in heavy rain, near a construction zone, or near railroad tracks, for example--you can reduce the sensitivity of your alarm by 50 percent or shut down the shock sensor completely. The Bulldog 6002Pro comes with two stickers to alert potential troublemakers, and a limited lifetime warranty.

Product Description

The 6002 ProSeries Alarm features two 4-button remote transmitters, built-in relay for door locks, passive arming, anti-car jacking.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

32 of 35 people found the following review helpful:

1.0 out of 5 stars poor technical support, difficult installation, April 23, 2000

By 

Ben (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Bulldog Security 6002PRO ProSeries Security System (Electronics)

The product is misbilled as a 10-minute, one-wire installation. Rather, the alarm requires a difficult, "professional" type of installation with numerous relays, drilling, removal of dash and door panels, and such. Technical support at the manufacturer's website and 1-800 was non-existant as no technician responded to my inquiries and request for help after numerous attempts. Try another alarm!

18 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Not For the Amateur Installer..., January 7, 2001

By 

Russell Grover "www.sbits.biz" (Beaverton, OR United States) - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)   

Amazon Verified Purchase

This review is from: Bulldog Security 6002PRO ProSeries Security System (Electronics)

If you have NEVER installed a Stereo CD Player or any other device on a Car, this product is not for you. If you know how to use and have a Digital Volt Meter or 12VDC Test Probe, and Have Installed one or Two Stereo's you can do this. (Although I think it's more Intimidating than a stereo because of all the wires, but the good news is that you don't use them all.)

My Installation is on a 92 4Runner why on a 92? I wanted the Door Unlock/Lock feature which is expensive on most other units and additional relays required. So I'm not only lazy I'm cheap. (Note: No additional relays needed on the Toyota, Nissan, Mitsubishi's or Ford's with Keyless entry. But if you have a GM Ford or Chrysler vehicle you will need additional relays.) Another Hint that this is not for the amateur to install is the line "Topics to check with the Customer:" in the Instructions. Meaning that the instructions are written for the professional not the consumer. Before you buy this go to website http://www.BullDogSecurity.com and print out the installation instructions for the Model 6002PRO. Read them and see if you can handle it. Also a good idea is to print out the wiring diagram for your car also. (They call it a wiring diagram but it's really a color code chart.) Support is [phone] or [e-mail] but I never called them. (So I can't tell you good or bad on service)

Required Items: (Their List)

* A computer Friendly test probe or multi-meter

* Electrical Tape

* Extra 16AWG wire (I didn't need any, wires plenty long enough!)

* Wire Strippers/Cutters (They Suggest all wires wrapped and taped.)

Required Items: (My List)

* Philips Screw Driver (To take off Dash Panels)

* Needle Nose Pliers

* Snub Nose Pliers

* Drill or access to one "Preferable Cordless" with 1/8" Bit for Mounting of Siren, and 1/4" for Dash Mounting of alarm LED.

* Complete access to set of Socket and Wrench set for your car. In case you have to temporarily move something under the hood. (I had to take out my cruise control for a minute to place the siren behind it.) A 10mm is needed to tighten the siren on to the bracket.

* 8" Nylon Tie wraps (Cheaper at Home-Depot and K-Mart, last resort Radio-Shack.)

* 8 - #16-#14AWG Tap Splices. Blue in Color, I suggest buying the 25 pack at Home Depot, you won't need all of them but it doesn't hurt to buy extra. (They want you to attach the wire differently, see printed out instructions, but Tap splice work ok, you just need a Multi-meter to check if connections are good.)

* Small amount of Silicone to put near wire when it goes through the firewall unless you get lucky like me. (See Below)

It's good to read the instructions, again. Installing the siren took me the longest cause I dropped my 10mm socket and couldn't find it. I also had a hard time finding a whole through `92 4Runner's firewall. After much frustration and then thinking, You know what they need? They need a blank plug through the firewall for people to do stuff like this. Sure enough after I said that Toyota Delivered, right near the back of the engine on the drivers side a nice blank black rubber plug. (Cut Slit in plug and Ta Da, near perfect waterproof connecting through firewall, I know a little of silicon and it would be, but I don't have any.)

Ok, now go inside the truck and complete the rest of this installation, this is where their wire diagram (or Color Code Diagram) comes in handy it also mentions where the wires are. Although on my list they used the word "behind" and "Speaker" on different lines after the Lock/Unlock door lines. (So it's not until I got frustrated I realized it meant. "Behind Speaker")

The other wiring went straight forward as the instructions said. (Mount the LED in a Center of the console if possible. The only problem was that when I activated the alarm the doors unlocked and when I deactivated the alarm the doors locked. I followed the instructions, so either the instructions were wrong or the wiring harness was wrong. (I didn't check I just reversed the wires.) So everything is working. (Although I didn't install the Ignition cut off, which I will later.) I especially like the auto activate. (Factory setting is off so you have to set it.) The nice thing is it beeps, then waits a while then locks the door. (This way it gives you a nice warning.) Then use the Tie wraps to clean up all the loose wires...I Don't recommend putting the BullDog Security Stickers on the car though, this way a Thief knows what the the weakness is, and how to bypass it. If you must have Stickers go to Radio Shack and get some. (The longer a Thief needs to figure out how to bypass your alarm the more chance of him leaving.) My 2cents.

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Choice Car Alarm, October 25, 2000

By A Customer

This review is from: Bulldog Security 6002PRO ProSeries Security System (Electronics)

This Bulldog alarm is great! All you need is some time and a pretty smart dad. The features are wonderful and compared to a Viper alarm, the Bulldog beats it in features and most definitely price. I strongly recommend this alarm for anyone who has a little bit of electronic smarts and has a little bit of time for installation.