How Long Does a Car Alarm Typically Sound Before Stopping?
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Car alarms typically sound for twenty-five seconds per activation. Once the vehicle triggers the alarm, the alert will sound, and if no further triggering occurs within twenty-five seconds, the system will return to its armed state. Below is relevant information: Definition: A car alarm is an alert device installed in vehicles. If someone strikes, impacts, or moves the car, sensors send signals to the controller indicating vibration intensity. Depending on the vibration strength, the controller will either issue a warning or activate the full alarm. This serves to deter thieves and alert the vehicle owner. Components: The most basic car alarm system generally consists of one or multiple sensors connected to an alarm unit. The simplest alarm system involves installing a switch on the driver's side door connected via wiring - if the door opens, the alarm sounds. Installing such a system requires a switch, some wiring, and an alarm unit.