Car Remote Central Lock Locking Keyless Entry System with Remote Controllers
Flashing alert. LED indicator. Suitable for all types of vehicles. Specifications: Voltage: +12V ± 2V(DC) Static current: ≤8mA Max current: 15A Direction output: ≤15A Central lock output: ≤15A Truck output: ≤-500mA Frequency: 315MHz Item size: 8.5 * 7 * 2cm Net weight: 232g Package including: 1 * Keyless Entry System 2 * Remote Controllers 1
Flashing alert.
LED indicator.
Suitable for all types of vehicles.
Specifications:
Voltage: +12V ± 2V(DC)
Static current: ≤8mA
Max current: 15A
Direction output: ≤15A
Central lock output: ≤15A
Truck output: ≤-500mA
Frequency: 315MHz
Item size: 8.5 * 7 * 2cm
Net weight: 232g
Package including:
1 * Keyless Entry System
2 * Remote Controllers
1 * Wire
1 * User Manual
Product Features
- Remotely lock and unlock your car.
- Remote car location.
- Remotely release the boot/trunk.
- Learning code remote controls.
- Electric lock and air lock.
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