Car Security

In the past, alarm systems were analogue, which meant that a cable had to be pulled across the vehicle to the alarm centre for each sensor. Since about 10 years, so-called Can-Bus systems have been installed in most vehicles. This is a data bus system that provides all relevant data throughout the vehicle via two cables: Is the ignition on?, how fast is the car going?, is the boot lid open? and so on. These systems make current alarm systems very safe and installation easier. The basis of a Can-Bus-controlled alarm system therefore docks onto this system and can thus already provide the following functions:

Sharpening and disarming via the original remote control

- Detection of the opening of the bonnet, doors or boot

- Indicator control in the event of an alarm

- Ignition monitoring

In addition, most alarm centres include a shock sensor that registers when, for example, the window is smashed.

This package already provides a solid basic cover for the vehicle.

In addition, there are the following extension options:

Tilt angle sensors

Radar sensors

Emergency power supplies

GPS positioning

Tilt angle sensors

Radar sensors

Emergency power supplies

GPS positioning

OBS interface security

Glass breakage sensors

OBS interface security

Glass breakage sensors

Infrasound sensors