Power Door Locks–

• Add or repair power door locks
• Automatic window/sunroof closers
• Remote engine start
• Remote convertible actuator
• Alarm systems

Here's some of the features available with today's keyless entry/alarm systems:

• Headlight convenience: this feature allows the customer to turn the vehicle headlights on to light his path using the remote control transmitter.
• Domelight convenience: this feature turns the dome light on whenever the doors are unlocked using the remote control transmitter.
• Tamper warning: this feature produces a different unlock confirmation tone if the vehicle has been disturbed while the driver was away.
• Learning receivers: this allows us to use off the shelf replacement parts for transmitters because the system has the ability to "learn" and remember the new transmitter.
• Entry delay warning: during the passive entry delay, the unit gives you an audible warning before it goes off.
• Warn away: a slight shock to the vehicle produces short warning tones, major shock or repeated minor shock will produce the full alarm.
• Trunk release: this feature allows the operator to use the remote control to open the trunk.
• Programmable multi-tone siren: this allows the vehicle owner to recognize his alarm from others. it also draws attention to the vehicle because of its random and changing nature.
• Restrained volume chirps: most units have entry and exit chirps which are the same volume as the full alarm. The SCS/Frigette unit uses chirps that are approximately one half the volume of the full alarm.
• Anti-Scan: this feature prevents sophisticated thieves from using automatic code generating devices to randomly scan the system in the hope of hitting the correct code. With the SCS/Frigette system, if this is attempted the computer monitors the attempt and after 10 incorrect and different codes are received in under 20 seconds, the system will shut down for 2 minutes. This makes it virtually impossible to defeat the system in this manner.