3308V
LCD 2-Way Security System
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Car Alarms and Security
Car Alarm Installation: Viper Security Systems
Layers of protection fitted neatly to your vehicle: sensors, a loud siren, flashing lights and a starter interrupt, all armed from your remote.
- Alarms & Security
- Mobile install by appointment
- Viper
A car alarm is not one thing. It is a set of layers that work together. Sensors notice impacts, glass breaking, tilt or someone moving inside. A siren and flashing lights draw attention. A starter interrupt keeps the engine from starting even if a thief gets inside.
We install Viper security systems from the 3103V with two 2-button remotes up to 2-way LCD systems, and we add the sensors that match where you park. The installation is careful, concealed and tuned so it protects the car without bothering the neighborhood.
Choose your layers
Start with the shock sensor and starter interrupt. Add a glass-break sensor if you park on the street or in lots. Add a tilt sensor if wheels or towing are a worry. Add a cabin or field disturbance sensor for convertibles and vehicles with soft tops.
A backup battery keeps the alarm alive if the main battery is disconnected, and a second siren adds a layer of sound.
Tuned, not just installed
A badly tuned alarm goes off for a passing truck. After the install we set each sensor’s sensitivity to your parking situation and test it, so the siren means something when it sounds.
From first call to finished.
The steps for car alarm installation, in the order they happen.
- 01
Look at where you park
Street, driveway, garage or lot decides the sensors.
- 02
Choose the system
Pick from the Viper security systems.
- 03
Install and conceal
Sensors and siren are mounted out of sight.
- 04
Tune and demo
Sensitivity is set and you see how to arm and use valet mode.
Is it right for your vehicle?
A good fit when
- You park on the street, in a lot or in an apartment complex
- Your vehicle has no factory alarm or a weak one
- You want a starter interrupt
Worth knowing
- No alarm makes theft impossible
- Sensor tuning matters
- Some vehicles need extra interface parts
Models that go with this service.
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3108V
Enhanced 1-Way Security System
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3103V
1-Way Security System
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5108V
1-Way Remote Start & Security System
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Models that go with this service.
All models in stock. To inquire about a model, call (615) 403-5381 or contact us.
3 modelsCar AlarmsAlarm systems with a starter interrupt, impact sensor, six-tone siren and flashing parking lights.Browse 4 modelsRemote Start + SecurityThe complete package: start the engine from a distance, lock and arm the vehicle…Browse 9 modelsAccessoriesLayer more protection onto a Viper system with sensors, sirens and a backup battery.Browse
Good questions about car alarm installation.
Will the alarm drain my battery?
A properly installed alarm draws little power, and we check the draw at the end of the job.
Do I get a starter interrupt?
Yes. Viper security systems include one.
Can I add a GPS tracker?
Yes. SmartStart Pro adds GPS and phone control.
Related services.
S-02Alarms & SecuritySensor UpgradesAdd the layer your alarm is missing: glass, tilt, interior movement or a protective field around the vehicle.Details 
S-03Alarms & SecuritySirens & Backup BatteryMake the alarm louder, add a second sound source or keep it alive when the main battery is cut.Details 
T-01GPS & Kill SwitchesGPS Tracking Sales & InstallationSee where your vehicle is, get alerts when something changes and give yourself a better chance of recovery.Details 
T-02GPS & Kill SwitchesStarter Kill SwitchesA hidden switch, a relay and a few feet of wire can stop a car that a thief thought they had started.Details Guides that help you decide
How Car Alarms Work: Sensors, Sirens and Starter InterruptsWhat happens inside an alarm from the moment you arm it to the moment it goes off.2 min read 
Car Alarm Sensors Explained: Shock, Glass, Tilt, Cabin and FieldWhat each sensor watches and which ones make sense for where you park.2 min read 
How to Stop Car Alarm False AlarmsWhy alarms go off for no reason and what a good tune-up fixes.2 min read