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Alarms · Wireless bite indication · Our take
Delkim Txi-D 2+1 Set
Txi-D v2 2+1 Set
A cracking two-rod Delkim setup with long-range wireless performance, loads of tuning and the sort of security features that make it feel properly high-end on the bank.
- Two Delkim Txi-D v2 bite alarms and one Rx-D v2 digital receiver are included.
- Digital radio range is up to 750m, with the receiver able to pair with up to 12 alarm heads.
- There are 32 digital tone settings, eight LED brightness levels and multi-colour LEDs with automatic receiver synchronisation.
- Vibration response control, stealth mode and advanced anti-theft security give you plenty of options for busy, windy or high-risk swims.
Make sure it’s the right one. This review covers the Delkim Txi-D v2 2+1 Set: two Txi-D v2 bite alarms, one Rx-D v2 receiver, two Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars and the supplied protective cases.
Tackle Index Score
Tackle Index score
A high-end, feature-rich alarm set that earns its keep when you value control, security and expandability.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality9.9/10
- Performance9.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching9/10
- Ease of Use8.8/10
- Value for Money8.1/10
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Who it suits
Is it right for you?
Great for
- Two-rod carp anglers who want a premium wireless setup. You get a properly refined pair of alarms, a dedicated receiver and enough adjustment to dial everything in to your own style.
- Anglers fishing valuable kit in isolated or overnight swims. The anti-theft system, snag bars and hard cases add welcome peace of mind around an expensive alarm package.
Maybe skip if
- Occasional anglers working to a tight budget. There’s a lot here, but the premium price is hard to justify if you only fish a handful of short sessions each year.
- Anglers who just want a basic audible alarm. The huge number of tones, colours and response settings could feel like unnecessary faff when simple indication would do.
The lowdown
Introducing the Delkim Txi-D 2+1 Set
A cracking two-rod Delkim setup with long-range wireless performance, loads of tuning and the sort of security features that make it feel properly high-end on the bank.
- Two Delkim Txi-D v2 bite alarms and one Rx-D v2 digital receiver are included.
- Digital radio range is up to 750m, with the receiver able to pair with up to 12 alarm heads.
- There are 32 digital tone settings, eight LED brightness levels and multi-colour LEDs with automatic receiver synchronisation.
- Vibration response control, stealth mode and advanced anti-theft security give you plenty of options for busy, windy or high-risk swims.
Quick verdict
Verdict
The Delkim Txi-D 2+1 Set is a premium alarm package for anglers who want loads of control, a strong wireless link and proper attention to security. It’s a serious bit of kit rather than a cheap route into remote indication.
For two rods, it gives you a very polished setup with colour-synchronised LEDs, vibration response control, stealth mode and a receiver that can grow with you. The only real sting is that you’re paying proper Delkim money, and the alarms use non-rechargeable 9V batteries.
A high-end, feature-rich alarm set that earns its keep when you value control, security and expandability.
Desk-research score from specs, price and fishing fit · How we score
- Product Quality
- 9.9/10
- Performance
- 9.7/10
- Impact on Fish Catching
- 9/10
- Ease of Use
- 8.8/10
- Value for Money
- 8.1/10
The package includes premium alarm heads, a matching receiver, snag bars and protective cases.
Long-range digital radio, vibration response control and beep-speed adjustment give it strong all-round capability.
Accurate tuning and fewer unwanted activations can help you stay focused on genuine line movement, though alarms don’t replace good rigs and watercraft.
The controls offer loads of flexibility, but the number of settings brings a little learning and setup faff.
It’s a complete and expandable premium package, but the high-end price and 9V battery requirement won’t suit every angler.
Head to head
How it stacks up
Side by side with the closest kit we've reviewed. This updates as we add more reviews.
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The full rundown
Everything you'll want to know about the Delkim Txi-D 2+1 Set
The Delkim Txi-D 2+1 Set is aimed squarely at the angler who wants a proper premium alarm setup, not just something that makes a noise when the line moves. You get two Txi-D v2 alarms, the matching Rx-D v2 receiver, snag bars and protective cases. In other words, it’s a tidy two-rod package with most of the important bits already sorted.
The first thing that stands out is the amount of control. There are 32 digital tone settings, so you can go from a subtle tick to a proper attention-grabber depending on the swim and your own ears. That might sound excessive at first, but it’s dead handy when you fish different venues or simply want each rod to have its own character.
The eight LED brightness levels are just as useful. Bright daylight can wash out a dim indicator, while a glowing alarm at night can feel a bit much. The day and night settings let you keep things visible without turning the swim into a mini landing strip. The multi-colour LEDs also synchronise automatically with the receiver, keeping the whole setup looking bob on.
Delkim’s vibration response control is another key part of the package. It’s designed to sense line movement and vibrations, giving you control over how the alarm responds. That matters when wind is rattling the line, weed is brushing the rig or the water is doing its best to create false alarms. You can set things up to suit the conditions rather than simply hoping for the best.
The beep-speed control is a clever touch because it maintains the relationship between the tone and the response as you adjust things. So, if you’re fine-tuning the alarm’s behaviour, the sound still makes sense. That’s the sort of small detail experienced anglers appreciate when they’re trying to separate a proper screaming take from a bit of bank-side nonsense.
For night fishing, the Txi-D v2 has a speaker mute function and stealth mode. Speaker mute keeps the alarm quiet when you’re setting up or making adjustments, while stealth mode deactivates the alarm LEDs during activation. That’s particularly useful on pressured venues, in close margins or anywhere you don’t want flashing lights giving away what’s happening at the rods.
The security side is stronger than you get on plenty of ordinary alarm sets. Advanced anti-theft security alerts the receiver if an alarm is moved or switched off, giving you another layer of warning when the rods are out of arm’s reach. The two Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars add physical support around the alarms too, which is reassuring when you’re fishing near snags or using a more locked-up approach.
Range is quoted at up to 750m, although your swim, bankside cover and local conditions will always have a say in real-world radio performance. Still, that’s plenty of headroom for normal carp fishing situations. The receiver can also pair with up to 12 alarm heads, so this isn’t a dead-end purchase if two rods become three, four or a full spread later on.
The included hard cases round the package off nicely. You get black cases for both alarms and a clear case for the receiver, helping keep expensive electronics protected in the tackle bag. Just remember the alarms use non-rechargeable 9V batteries, so chuck spares in your kit. Nothing worse than a flat alarm ruining a bite-time when the fish are finally on the munch.
Specifications
The nuts and bolts
- Set contents
- 2 x Txi-D v2 bite alarms, 1 x Rx-D v2 digital receiver
- Wireless range
- Up to 750m digital radio range
- Receiver capacity
- Pairs with up to 12 alarm heads
- Tone and brightness
- 32 digital tone settings and 8 LED brightness levels
- Security and extras
- Stealth mode, anti-theft alerts, 2 x Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars and protective hard cases
- Power
- Alarms require non-rechargeable 9V batteries
Specs checked with Delkim, Oct 2026.
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Our take
The angle
This set is all about fine control. You can tune tone, brightness and response to suit everything from a bright summer day to a stealthy night session, while the receiver keeps the important stuff in your bivvy or sleeping bag.
The security features are a big part of the appeal too. Anti-theft alerts, Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars and hard cases make this feel aimed at anglers who want to protect a pricey setup, not just hear a beep when a carp moves off.
Closer look
A very adjustable two-rod alarm package
The Txi-D v2 alarms are packed with useful adjustment rather than gimmicks for the sake of it. Tone, LED brightness, response and vibration control can all be set around the swim. That gives you a better chance of keeping false bleeps under control when wind, weed or line movement starts causing grief.
The Rx-D v2 receiver mirrors the setup neatly, with multi-colour LED synchronisation and a digital radio link reaching up to 750m. The receiver can handle up to 12 alarm heads, which is a cracking bit of future-proofing if your two-rod fishing eventually turns into a bigger spread.
Worth knowing. Stealth mode turns off the alarm LEDs during activation, while the speaker mute function lets you make adjustments quietly. Both are handy when you’re fishing a pressured lake or keeping things low-key in the margins.
Who it suits
For anglers who want control and security
This set makes most sense for the serious two-rod carp angler who wants a refined wireless system and doesn’t fancy replacing it after a season. It’ll suit overnight fishing, remote swims and anglers who like to set their alarms up precisely for the conditions rather than accepting one generic sound and sensitivity level.
The anti-theft alerts are especially reassuring when you’re away from the rods. If an alarm is moved or switched off, the receiver gives you a warning. Add the two Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars and the protective cases, and you’ve got a package that takes both security and kit care seriously.
Worth knowing. If you mainly fish short sessions with one rod and only need a basic beep, much of this set’s adjustment will be surplus to requirements. You’re paying for a broad feature set, not just simple indication.
FAQs in full
The bits anglers usually want to know
Can you expand the system? Yes. The Rx-D v2 receiver can pair with up to 12 alarm heads, so you can add more compatible alarms as your fishing changes. That makes the 2+1 set a sensible starting point for anyone who might move towards a three- or four-rod setup.
Is it suitable for night fishing? Very much so. The eight LED brightness levels include day and night settings, and stealth mode can deactivate the LEDs during activation. That lets you keep the setup visible when you need it without having bright lights popping off all night.
Worth knowing. The alarms require non-rechargeable 9V batteries. Keep a fresh spare in the carryall and check your batteries before heading off for a longer session, especially in colder weather.
On paper
Pros & cons
What we like
- Loads of control over tone, brightness and response.
- Long-range wireless system with room to add more alarms.
- Multi-colour LED synchronisation is clear and easy to personalise.
- Strong security package with anti-theft alerts and Safe-D Carbon Snag Bars.
- Protective hard cases are included for the alarms and receiver.
Worth knowing
- Premium pricing puts it firmly beyond the impulse-buy bracket.
- Non-rechargeable 9V batteries mean you’ll need to keep spares in the tackle bag.
- The depth of settings may be more than a simple two-rod angler actually needs.
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Your questions answered
What anglers want to know
The stuff you’d ask your mate on the next peg. Straight answers, no waffle.
01How many alarms can the Rx-D v2 receiver handle?
How many alarms can the Rx-D v2 receiver handle?
The Rx-D v2 can pair with up to 12 alarm heads, so this 2+1 set leaves loads of room if you later build a bigger spread.
02Do the alarm LEDs stay on during a take?
Do the alarm LEDs stay on during a take?
Not if you use stealth mode. That setting deactivates the alarm LEDs during activation, which is handy when you want a lower-profile presentation on pressured waters.
03What batteries do the Txi-D v2 alarms use?
What batteries do the Txi-D v2 alarms use?
The alarms require non-rechargeable 9V batteries. Keep spare batteries in your carryall before a long session, especially for overnight or winter fishing.
What anglers say
The word from the bank
Our read: verdict. The strongest reasons to choose it are loads of control over tone, brightness and response. and long-range wireless system with room to add more alarms.; the main trade-off is premium pricing puts it firmly beyond the impulse-buy bracket..
Our take on the feedback
Why it appeals
Checked Sept '26 — “Loads of control over tone, brightness and response.”
Best fit
Checked Sept '26 — “Two-rod carp anglers who want a premium wireless setup: You get a properly refined pair of alarms, a dedicated receiver and enough adjustment to dial everything in to your own style.”
Worth knowing
Checked Sept '26 — “Premium pricing puts it firmly beyond the impulse-buy bracket.”
Tackle Index’s take from the product details and fishing fit we checked. We haven’t found enough independent public feedback to call this an angler consensus yet.
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