Avital 4103LX Remote Car Starter

How does the Avital remote start system work?

These Avital Remote Start Systems prepare the temperature of your vehicle from the comfort of your home or office in advance before you get inside. Get the convenience of remote start with the smallest-size Avital remotes ever. Perfect for use with OEM keyless remotes integrated into the factory key. Long range remote start in a tiny package.

Is the Avital 4103lx a trunk control system?

In cold climates you can have your interior Hot or in warm climates you can cool it down before use. All of this can be done while in the comfort of your home or office. This unit comes with Trunk release capability and remote control integration for OEM alarm or add-on Trunk release systems.

Which is the smallest remote start system on the market?

Get the convenience of remote start with the smallest-size Avital remotes ever. Perfect for use with OEM keyless remotes integrated into the factory key. Long range remote start in a tiny package. Extreme capacity remote start relays are built-in to Avital remote start systems.

Can a car be started with a remote starter?

Often known as a remote ignition system or a remote start system, this futuristic gadget is able to start a car with no physical help from the driver. To enable a system like this to work, a small box – the actual remote starter – must firstly be set up in your car.

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The Avital Remote Start System puts other car starter systems to shame with its high-tech abilities. The two remotes possess unique AUX outputs and boost range as they’re combined with a Superhet receiver. A wide variety of features are available, such as lock, unlock, remote start, and trunk release. An optional anti-grind relay ensures that the system is secure by preventing the starter system from engaging if your ignition key accidentally switches to the start position during remote operation.

If you’re planning to install this car starter yourself, the incorporation of a Virtual Tach converter – which samples a vehicle’s voltage hundreds of times per second – allows you to bypass the installation of a tachometer wire connector, which is collectively hated by DIYers.