"MPC TRUSTED FOR REMOTE START Kits, LOVED FOR OUR SERVICE"
"MPC TRUSTED FOR REMOTE START Kits, LOVED FOR OUR SERVICE"
Remote car starters are among the most popular aftermarket automotive accessories, offering convenience and comfort for virtually all modern vehicles. These systems let you adjust your vehicle's internal temperature before getting in, ensuring a more pleasant driving experience. They can also serve as a practical safety feature—warming your windshield on frosty mornings or keeping seat belts cool on scorching summer days to protect children and passengers..
Thanks to advancements in technology, remote start systems are now easier than ever to install, eliminating the complexity that once made the process frustrating. With a wide variety of systems available, finding the perfect fit for your vehicle can feel overwhelming—but the right solution is closer than you think.
OEM Add-on remote start systems use the vehicle's pre-existing remote control system to start the car, and therefore does not include remotes or an antenna. Once installed, the user will push a simple sequence of buttons on the factory remote to start the car (e.g lock x 3, or lock-unlock-lock).
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These kits use a simple dedicated 1-button remote to start the car. The remote is typically small and easy to use. In most cases, this type of system functions only as a remote starter, but with some vehicles they can be wired to unlock the doors when the button is held down.
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These are full feature remote start systems that come with aftermarket key fobs that replace the function of the factory remote. Using the new fobs the user can start, lock, and unlock the car. Many systems also have an additional channel that can be used for trunk release.
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2-way remote start systems are an upgraded version remote start & keyless entry systems. They include a remote that has 2-way communication with the remote start brain in the vehicle. The remote will receive information about the status of the vehicle (e.g. whether the vehicle has started successfully) and signal the user via "beeps" for vibration.
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Some systems include an alarm for auto security along with the remote start. A siren and shock sensor is included in addition to the remote start components. These types of kits may be available as a standard full feature system with keyless entry, or as a 2-way system.
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The latest remote start technology includes systems that can be operated using a smart phone app. Omega Carlink-3G is an upgrade that can be added to any Omega Excalibur remote start system that will allow a user to lock/unlock doors, pop the trunk, start the car, and locate the vehicle using a smartphone from virtually anywhere in the continental United States.
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