5 Best Car Alarm Systems Money Can Buy
Devices that Car Thieves Hate
Viper 5902 Responder SuperCode
The Viper 5902 Responder HD Color SuperCode SST 2-Way Security and Remote Start System is the ultimate in car alarm technology. Developed for high end vehicle protection and priced accordingly. This top of the line car alarm system carries a manufacture suggested retail price of $799.99. The Viper is like having a life line to the vehicle via a key chain remote.
Using 900 MHz SST technology Viper has achieved one mile color remote protection. The additional auto start is a feature all drivers can appreciate. With the HD status screen the information center can display the car's interior temperature, parking meter time alarms, and can be paired to a second vehicle.
Python 911
The Python 911 is another one mile range car alarm that uses the responder LC3 system with keyless entry and remote start. Amazon offers this unit at a 68% discount for only $209.99 with free shipping.
The advanced LCD remote comes with a priority user interface and icon map. The failsafe starter kill and Stinger DoubleGuard Shock sensor keeps false alarms to a minimum.
LoJack
Lojack is one of the best car alarm systems for owners of expensive automobiles. Professional thieves know how to disable most well-known alarm systems and can cause a lot of damage when breaking into a car. With the LoJack system the car owner is assured of vehicle recovery within 24 hours.
A powerful hidden transmitter is undetectable. There are no additional fees to pay once purchased. Early warning can be added that will notify the owner by email, phone, or text message if the vehicle has been moved from its location giving the police a head start on finding it. Buy it directly from LoJack for $1094.
Skytek Vision Guard 8000
The Skytek Vision Guard 8000 is a top end, state of the art, car alarm for those that what to keep a real eye on their vehicle. The unit is capable of taking up to 10, full color, images of an intruder that can be viewed with the remote. Price is $296.99 when purchased at Car Alarm Systems.
The alarm has long range ability using FM technology. The five button remote can be programed using a pc and other devices to take the place of the key-less remote that comes with the car. Using ADSP (Adaptive Digital Signal Processing) the remote is compatible with a car's remote start and engine disable mechanism that gives added anti-thief assurance.
Cliford 5702X 2-Way Security
Car Audio Giants offers the Cliford 5702X System for less than half price at only $229.85. Two way security using the same Responder LC3 SuperCode SST Technology as the Viper 5902 previously described.
One mile range, virtual tach sensing, remote start, engine kill, vibration detection and low volume warning puts this device well above the competition. This top car alarm system has much more to offer and many add on options to choose from.
Conclusion
These 5 top car alarm systems will not guarantee a car is totally safe from thieves. The devices do go a long way to helping insure the car's safety compared to older systems. These 5 top car alarms, in addition, protect against irritating the neighbors and calls to the police to complain about the noise coming from a false triggering.
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1 Comments
Post a CommentI'm not into car alarms, I must admit. If someone's car is being broken in to, I'm *certainly* not going to interfere. I will help a person, but I won't protect his belongings. I'm not that stupid.