Pandora Alarms
Pandora Alarms
World's Most Advanced Vehicle Security
Pandora Alarms
Relay attack Protection
Relay attacks on vehicles involve thieves using electronic devices to intercept and relay signals from keyless entry fobs to unlock and start cars without the physical key.
Key Theft Protection
Vehicle key theft involves stealing or duplicating a car's keys to unlawfully access and steal the vehicle.
Key Cloning Protection
Key cloning on vehicles is the unauthorized duplication of a car's key signal, often using sophisticated devices, to gain access to and potentially steal the vehicle without the original key.
Motion / Shock Detection
Motion/shock protection is a feature in advanced car alarm systems that detects and responds to any unauthorized movement or impact to the vehicle, triggering an alert or alarm to deter theft or vandalism.
Interior Breach Protection
Interior protection involves sensors inside the vehicle that detect unauthorized entry or movement, triggering an alarm to prevent theft or tampering with the vehicle's interior.
Remote Start
The remote start feature of Pandora alarms allows vehicle owners to start their car remotely, typically using a key fob or smartphone app, adding convenience and the ability to precondition the vehicle's interior temperature.
Smart Phone
Pandora alarms' mobile integration allows users to control and monitor their car alarm system remotely through a smartphone app, offering features like location tracking, alarm status updates, and remote control of various vehicle functions.
Anti Hi-Jack
Pandora alarms' anti-hijack features include security measures designed to prevent or respond to car hijacking, such as automatic engine blocking, silent alarms, and location tracking to deter thieves and aid in vehicle recovery.
GPS Tracking
Pandora alarms' GPS tracking feature enables real-time location monitoring of the vehicle, providing precise tracking information that can be crucial for recovery in case of theft.
Advanced Features
How vehicles are stolen
Relay Attacks
Key Theft & Cloning
Keyless car theft, also known as "relay theft," is a modern method of stealing cars without needing the physical key. Thieves use electronic devices to capture the signal from a keyless entry car's fob, often from outside the victim's home, and then transfer that signal to another device near the car. This tricks the car into thinking the key is nearby, allowing the thieves to unlock and start the vehicle. This technique can be executed quickly and silently, making it a growing concern for owners of keyless entry vehicles.