 The i-Carmunicator costs £19.99 including phone connector and carriage. To order see below |
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Hands free mobile (cellular) telephone adapter |
Protects user from possible phone radiation |
| Connects mobile phones to computer speakers or vehicle stereo speakers |
Easy to use, self-contained unit |
| Volume adjustable |
Available for most phone types |
| Computer Usage | Vehicle Usage |
| Creates a portable conference call facility with a laptop and a mobile phone |
Allows legal and safe usage of mobile phone with clear, good quality sound |
| Requires no fixed installation, drilling or modification to the vehicle |
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Large cost saving over conventional fitting kits |
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| Easily portable from vehicle to vehicle |
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| Can be used in any vehicle with an MP3 player input |
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| Complies with UK legislation on mobile phone usage - see below |
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Product information
- i-Carmunicator
- c-Carmunicator
In a regulation which came into force on 27 February 2007, it is a specific offence to use a hand-held phone, or similar device, when driving. Drivers caught using mobile phones will automatically have their licence endorsed with three penalty points and will receive a £60 fine – double the existing charge. Any cases that reach court could involve discretionary disqualification and a maximum fine of £1,000 - or £2,500 in the case of the driver of a bus, coach or goods vehicle.
The regulation says the use of a hand-held phone or similar hand-held device while driving is prohibited. A hand-held device is something that "is or must be held at some point during the course of making or receiving a call or performing any other interactive communication function".
Provided a phone can be operated without holding it, then hands-free equipment is not prohibited by the new regulation. This means the i-Carmunicator (provided the phone is secured in the car) provides the perfect solution to comply with the new regulations.
Pushing buttons on a phone while it is in a cradle or on the steering wheel or handlebars of a motorbike for example is not covered by the new offence, provided you don't hold the phone.
Hands-free phones
can be distracting and, if appropriate, there is still a risk of prosecution
for failing to have proper control of a vehicle under Regulation 104 of the
Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986 for using a hands-free
phone when driving. If there is an incident, the use of any phone or similar
device might justify charges of careless or dangerous driving.
Typical Applications
Laptop Computer: |
BMW 1 Series: |
Toyota Aygo: |
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