The company Pandora, a pioneer in the application of new, modern and innovative technology in its products, changes the concept of theft protection prevailing in the market, which wants to wired communication and centralized management of all those from the central unit. The main disadvantage of this philosophy / method is that: a) Wired communication (cable) can easily find the central unit and deactivate anti-theft protection; and b) significantly increases the time of a proper installation.
Pandora now “cuts the cables” by applying wireless technology through Bluetooth LE v4.2 communication protocol to its new generation anti-theft systems. This communication protocol chosen by Pandora is ideal for short-range wireless communication (range up to 10m) because the 128bit AES encryption method is used to transmit the communication data, has a peak current consumption of <15mA, and cannot be detected by another device when it is paired with authorized devices.
The use of this method significantly increases anti-theft protection of new generation Pandora’s protection systems because it gives freedom of placement of individual peripherals, anywhere in the vehicle we want and as hidden as possible.
Thus, Pandora decentralizes the central unit’s anti-theft functions in sub-units that either send information from built-in sensors (such as engine temperature, humidity, etc.) to the central unit for further processing, or trigger the block for which they are programmed when the communication with the central unit is lost or some movement is detected by the built-in acceleration sensor.
Designing these peripherals with their minimal dimensions and robust construction, Pandora has achieved maximum energy efficiency and full integration and harmonizing with vehicle wiring so as to make them invisible and practically impossible to locate by the prospective thief, even if he has enough time to deal with your vehicle.