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Central Lock & Trunk Release

Power door locks (also known as electric door locks or central locking) allow the driver or front passenger to simultaneously lock or unlock all the doors of an automobile or truck, by pressing a button or flipping a switch. Cheap Priceu2713 FREE Delivery Availableu2713 Worldwide Deliveryu2713 1 - 3 Years Warrantyu2713

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Central Lock & Trunk Release

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  1. Central Lock & Trunk Release Power door locks (also known as electric door locks or central locking) allow the driver or front passenger to simultaneously lock or unlock all the doors of an automobile or truck, by pressing a button or flipping a switch. Cheap Price✓ FREE Delivery Available✓ Worldwide Delivery✓ 1 - 3 Years Warranty✓

  2. Advantages of Central Locking Central locking systems first appeared in the 1950s, and they allow the driver to lock all of their vehicle's doors with a single switch. Most modern cars include features such as rear doors and even the fuel locking cap in their central locking system, and many feature remote units. Having said that, central locking systems are automotive electrical components that add convenience and safety to your vehicle. Modern central locking systems are adaptable auto electrical components. They can be activated using a specific radio frequency by simply pressing the included remote button. You can lock and unlock your car from a distance of several metres, and your hazard lights will "blink" once or twice to confirm that your vehicle is locked. Because central locking systems use a specific radio frequency, it is extremely difficult to break into your vehicle.

  3. Central locking systems are classified into two types: conventional and selective. Selective central locking systems allow you to control each car door and boot separately. You can selectively open the boot, the passenger's side door, or the driver's side door, which adds another level of convenience. Furthermore, some central locking systems can automatically lock all of your doors once the ignition is turned on, ensuring that no door opens accidentally while you're driving. The most recent models of central locking systems can unlock your car's doors even if the fob is within a certain distance of the lock. This means you won't even need to press a button to open your doors. Some systems include safety features such as a panic button that activates your alarm if you ever feel threatened in order to draw attention to yourself, or they can automatically unlock your doors in the event of an accident.

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