ANTI THEFT ALARM WITH REMOTE – CENTRE LOCK

1. Anti-theft Alarm: This is a security system designed to deter theft by emitting a loud sound, flashing lights, or both when unauthorized entry or tampering is detected. The alarm is triggered by various sensors such as motion sensors, door sensors, or vibration sensors. It’s controlled by a central unit that processes sensor inputs and activates the alarm when necessary.
2. Remote Control: The remote control allows the user to arm, disarm, and control the anti-theft alarm system from a distance. It usually has buttons for functions such as arming the alarm, disarming it, activating panic mode, or controlling auxiliary features.
3. Center Lock: The center lock system, also known as central locking, is a mechanism that simultaneously locks or unlocks all doors or compartments of a vehicle from a single point. In the context of motorcycles or bicycles, it might refer to a similar mechanism for locking/unlocking various compartments or features of the vehicle.

When integrated, the anti-theft alarm system and center lock system work together to enhance the security of the vehicle:

• When the alarm system is armed, unauthorized attempts to tamper with the vehicle or access its contents trigger the alarm.
• The remote control allows the user to conveniently arm or disarm the alarm system and lock or unlock the vehicle from a distance.
• The center lock system ensures that all entry points or compartments of the vehicle are securely locked or unlocked simultaneously, adding an additional layer of security and convenience.

This integrated system provides comprehensive protection against theft and unauthorized access, while the remote control feature adds convenience for the vehicle owner.