An automobile alarm is an audible security system which activates as a loud noise if a possible break-in is detected. Not only are these systems annoyingly loud, they also are often false alarms and consequently, often ignored. Many vehicle security systems currently exist which are much more technologically advanced.
To help reduce the billion-dollars of car theft, manufacturers have developed innovative technology with two-way communication remotes to warn you when your vehicle's engine is started and notify you why the alarm was activated. The most common options in newer car security systems include glass break sensors, a two-way communication remote and passive arming.
You won't hear an audible car alarm if you're not near your vehicle. If your car is stolen while you're on vacation, it may be many days before you know about it. Some car security systems will phone you or send you a text message if a break in occurs. A two-stage automatic car alarm can also tell you if the car's engine is running, if the car is in motion, or if the car is stationary and has just been bumped into by someone.
If the car is in motion, then you can command the car alarm to cut power to the fuel pump, meaning the car will roll to a stop. But that may not be very helpful if your vehicle is being towed away and doesn't need to be running. The newest generation of car security systems include GPS tracking so that you know where your car is at all times, even after it's been stolen.
Preventing Car Jacking: Several models of automatic vehicle alarms include a car jacking mechanism that will enable you to turn off the gas with the press of a button. The activation switch is usually located near the seat belt release and pressing it will shut off the fuel and apply the brakes to stop the car. This feature gives you a useful option when you might otherwise be helpless. With this system, a person being car jacked can actively prevent the theft of their vehicle.
A lot of times these systems will notify police in the event that a car is hijacked. Some systems are programmed to quickly notify the authorities that something is going on and might be a life-threatening situation. It can be very dangerous when approaching a car thief in the middle of stealing your car, so it's better to let police handle the situation. Once your car alarm notifies you with a text message or phone call that the car is being stolen, you can then tell the police who will already have a head start trying to catch the thief in the act.
Your Automatic Car Alarms will inform you via a phone call or a text message when something is amiss. Several models of Vehicle Security Systems include a car jacking mechanism that will enable you to turn off the gas with the press of a button.
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