Integration Of Latest Car Alarm System

The first documented case of car theft was as early as 1896, only a decade after the Otto gasoline powered automobile was patented by Karl Benz of Germany. To combat this situation, car alarm systems are installed on automobile doors. So the first ever car alarm system was typically a car door alarm. But with todays cars, its much more sophisticated. Car alarm systems have sensors that go off every time a panel is opened the panels can be the doors, the hood or the trunk. These sensors are actually voltage that travels around the vehicle including doors, trunk and hood. If this circuit is broken by forced opening of a panel or a voltage dropped due to interference with the electrical system, the alarm goes off.Since 1896, car thievery was second to none most rampant thievery cases every year. Getaway vehicle, easy to break in, always in demand, and with a little bit of repainting can attract any interested buyer. But with the present state of the art technology, car alarm systems can stay up ahead with thievery.