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Question: Does the remote have a panic button?
Document: The small button doesn't do anything. The large button beeps the alarm once to UNLOCK and twice to LOCK.
So yes a "tap" (?, define "tap") would set it off.4)Moreover:No instruction on how *long it would alarm, so was concerned it may *drain my battery, since *all 3rd party input said the only way to stop it was to use the remote or pull the Fuse (or add a switch?, I'd guess).
for these other alarms, or pay an installer and hope a good job is done.Oh well, very disappointing.
although same company has a brilliant idea about remotely activated starter relay.Master Lock Starter Sentry Vehicle Anti-Theft SystemOh, not to mention the $4 yearly discount on vehicle insurance. ;)Security:----------And for those asking "if someone has broken into your car, what's to stop them from unplugging the sensor and throwing it out the window? Or popping the hood and ripping the alarm away from the battery?
after using this for some time now, I like it. I don't think it is sold by Masterlock though. The alarm is not very loud, but OK for a cheap alarm. There is an extra wire labeled IGNITION and I found out from a website that it is unnecessary...just snip it off. The instructions are not good. I turned the tiny screw in the cigarette lighter thing to make it more sensitive so it even went off with a loud thunderclap or someone bumping the car.
Update 21/04/2012: still gong strong (knock on wood) :)Update 18/07/2010: Replacement still gong strong (knock on wood)Update 16/11/2009: Died in October 2009 for no apparent reason. Luckily enough I got it replaced and will give it a second chance, the new one is working as of November 2009 and I will update the review if anything unaccepted happens.A products that does exactly what its supposed to do.
This was installed in a Mercedes Benz C 350. Very easy to install just 2 wires. Alarm sounds if door, trunk, hood are opend, and if someone tampers with out side of car. I would recommend to anyone wanting a full factory alarm.
This unit is really not worth 1 star as far as I am concerned. Well maybe on ease of installation. I have the shock sensitivity set high and I really feel it would take something like a collision to set it off. The cabin pressure setting is a total joke. I can blow into it & it still doesn't respond other than the LED does blink but no alarm. I have to say the voltage setting did trigger the alarm but only after the door was open & light on for 10 seconds.
The first alarm was not workin had to slame door to get to go off.could not set sensitve  very cheapThe  seconld  one was to sensitive cars shuting doors ,next to thevechile would go off  could not adjust, tryed now not sensitivenot bad if could adjust sensor
The Master Lock Wireless Alarm took less than 15 minutes to install and does exactly what it says it is supposed to do on the box. If you don't need an alarm that opens/closes doors and windows, then this is a great alarm. We installed it in a mid-70's Camaro and it is perfect! !
Answer: Yes