What Causes the Alarm to Sound a Few Minutes After Locking the Car?
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The alarm sounding a few hours after locking the car is due to the vehicle alarm system failing to detect the front sensor or the front sensor sending an alarm signal, which triggers the alarm. The solution is to inspect the sensor causing the alarm and check the vehicle's wiring. Here is an introduction to car alarms: Function: A car alarm is an alarm device installed in a vehicle. If someone hits, impacts, or moves the car, the sensor sends a signal to the controller, indicating the intensity of the vibration. Depending on the vibration intensity, the controller emits a warning sound or fully activates the alarm. This serves to deter thieves and alert the owner. Development: From the 1990s to the present, car alarms have developed rapidly and are increasingly widely used. As car alarm technology has become more mature, cost control is no longer a challenge, and car alarms have become essential equipment for every car owner. In the next decade, it is believed that car alarm systems will incorporate more advanced technologies. In-vehicle GPS receivers have opened up vast possibilities in the security field. If the receiver is connected to the alarm system controller, it can report the vehicle's location to the owner or the police at any time.
