Alligator A-9
 | Outdated Product Type: car; Communication type: 2-way communication; Independent security zones: 7; silent arming mode; silent arming/disarming; automatic arming; engine on mode; Anti-Hi-Jack; two-stage disarming; service / valet mode; factory key fob control; power window control; boot release control |
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The ninth "Alligator" is a car alarm balanced in terms of price and functional charge. The model is suitable for installation on any modern vehicle, whether it is with a manual or automatic transmission, gasoline or diesel power unit.
under supervision
Under the supervision of the security system are seven areas of the car — from the doors to the hood. Connected elements are displayed on the key fob with the corresponding indication when opening, closing and security violations. Data is transmitted from the key fob to the vehicle module using the Dual Dialogue technology in one of 8192 channels. The system transmits at a frequency of 434 MHz and uses individual 128-bit encryption keys. As a result, it is rather difficult to intercept a signal or pick it up with a code grabber.
Automatic start
A useful option in the functional assets of the model is automatic engine start on command from the key fob, air temperature, timer and sagging voltage in the on-board network. In addition to the “signaling”, a CAN module is optionally connected, which makes it possible to control the security system using the standard key fob of the car.
Finishing range
The range of finishing off the key fob to the car alarm is up to 600 m for transmitting a control signal and up to 1200 m for receiving. The response of the system occurs in just 0.25 seconds. In the bottom line, the Alligator A-9 has a set of standard functions for modern “signaling” functions, guarded by the protection of the “iron horse”.
