What is the blinking red light in the car?
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This is a signal indicating that the vehicle's anti-theft alarm system is activated, generally used to alert others that the vehicle's anti-theft alarm is engaged. This is an electronic anti-theft mode. Types of electronic anti-theft systems: Key-controlled type, remote-controlled type, alarm type, and electronic tracking anti-theft system. A blinking red light on the dashboard indicates that the vehicle has entered anti-theft mode, which is an electronic security feature. Car anti-theft alarms are multifunctional products, not only serving anti-theft and alarm purposes but also enabling remote trunk opening, remote door locking/unlocking, remote window control, remote engine start, and engine lock functions. Function of electronic anti-theft systems: The small red light serves an anti-theft purpose. The red indicator light is a warning light that illuminates after you park and lock the vehicle. This light typically stays on for about 3-5 minutes (varies by vehicle model). When the light automatically turns off, if the door is opened by unauthorized means, the vehicle will emit an alarm siren!