Car alarm systems are designed to protect vehicles from theft and unauthorized access. Traditional car alarm systems consist of various sensors, a computer, a receiver that responds to your key fob, and a loudspeaker.
They work together by using sensors to detect specific events and trigger an alarm in response. If the sensors detect irregular movements, the alarm system will be triggered. For example, if someone tries to open the door or break a window, the sensor will activate the alarm.
Now, imagine this scenario: You're driving along peacefully when suddenly, another vehicle swerves into your lane, causing a collision. In such a stressful moment, it can be difficult to remember all the details accurately. But with a Dash Camera installed in your vehicle, you have an invaluable witness that captures every crucial second.
These are remote-activated alarm systems with perimeter and interior protection. The stand-alone unit provides advanced security by means of either an ultrasonic, shock, microwave, or glass break sensor.
In the event of a hit-and-run, dash cam videos have been found to expedite the claims process as insurance companies are able to quickly assess liability for your vehicle's damage.