Viper 3108V 1-Way Security System

This Viper 1-Way security system will wrap your vehicle in protection, with the most sophisticated electronic technologies available today, including the Stinger® DoubleGuard® shock sensor, Revenger® six-tone siren and Failsafe® Starter Kill. This state-of-the-art system also offers in-demand convenience feature like keyless entry.

This premium system has all the features of the higher end 2-way systems without the 2-way remote controls.

Key Features:

• 6-channel security/keyless entry system
• Data port for the highest level of connectivity with digital interfaces for new vehicles
• Control Center with integrated valet switch and bright blue status LED
• Parking Light Flash
• Failsafe® Starter Kill
• Stinger® DoubleGuard® Shock Sensor
• Dome Light Supervision - On-Board Relay
• 2 Auxiliary Outputs
• Auto Re-Arm. If you lock you vehicle and do not enter the system will rearm itself
• Ground when armed sensor port for additional sensors
• Pair of 1-Way 7147V remote controls
• SmartStart™ smartphone compatible

Includes:

• All Required Harnesses for Installation
• Professional Installation*
• Revenger® 6 Tone Siren
• Lifetime warranty; 1-year remote control warranty

*The fine print: Not all vehicles are build the same and in some instances extra parts or labor might be required to install this system, such as; hood pins, data interfaces, relays, etc... Some vehicles might even require a completely different system or aren't supported.

Access 1 Alarm & Audio provides to the ORIGINAL owner a lifetime warranty on the installed system and includes the Control Module (brain), Antenna, Program Switch. LED and labor.

• NOTE: The lifetime warranty DOES NOT include remote controls, which are covered by a 1-year warranty against defects.
• NOTE: Disconnecting or modifying the wiring by anyone other than Access 1 Alarm & Audio VOIDS the warranty.
• NOTE: If technology moves on and your system is obsolete due to the country's infrastructure progressing, we can't warranty the system. As what happened with the 2G cellular network.