Introducing the HKM-072595 Induction Car Anti-theft Device, a robust security solution designed to protect your vehicle from potential theft. This advanced anti-theft device combines high-quality materials such as metal, plastic, and glass fiber board to deliver a durable and reliable safety feature for your car.

The HKM-072595 operates on a working voltage of DC12V ± 3V, ensuring compatibility with most vehicles. Its remote control allows you to engage the system from a distance of over 80 meters, providing peace of mind when you're away from your car. Plus, with a working frequency of 370MHz, it’s customizable to meet various frequency requirements, such as 315 or 433MHz.

Equipped with a powerful 120dB alarm speaker, this device ensures that any unauthorized attempts to access your vehicle will be met with an ear-piercing warning, deterring potential thieves. The anti-theft system features a learning code system (EV1527 series) for seamless integration with your vehicle, while the quiescent current of 8 ± 2mA keeps power consumption efficiently low.

The HKM-072595 package includes one car alarm and comes with two CR2016 battery packs, providing all you need to enhance your vehicle's security. Experience unparalleled protection for your vehicle with the HKM-072595 Induction Car Anti-theft Device, a smart investment in your peace of mind.

Product information:

Material: metal + plastic + glass fiber board

Host interface: 4+9+2+2+3+3 pin header
Working voltage: DC12V ± 3V
Quiescent current: 8 ± 2ma
Working frequency: 370MHZ (can be customized 315, 433MHZ, etc.)
Quiescent current: 0mA
Remote control distance:> 80 meters
Emission current: <4mA
.Working voltage: 6V
Battery model: CR2016 (2 packs)
Coding method: learning code (EV1527 series)
Working voltage: DC12V ± 3V
Speaker decibel: 120Db
Horn black wire: negative (to car ground)
Speaker red wire: the positive pole is connected to the main unit of the anti-theft device
Working voltage: DC12V ± 3V
Quiescent current: 6mA
Working current: 7.5mA

Packing list:

Car Alarm *1