M Can Bus Module For Any Analogue Car Alarm on 2040-parts.com
Riga, default, Latvia
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Universal CAN Bus Module designed to obtain data from digital CAN BUS vehicle or convert analogue signal to digital data. By using the M CAN module you can find information about the state switched ignition, door, trunk, engine compartment, information about the unlock / lock the vehicle, the vehicle speed to 10 km / h and engine speed above 500 rev / min. Moreover, the M CAN module can send data for flashing with directional lights, lock/unlock the vehicle or release of trunk. The M CAN module significantly shorten installation time of car alarm or other device into the vehicle.
* Programmable output engine speed
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