EUROSTART™ remote start products have been developed using sound automotive design principles, quality automotive grade components and have been thoroughly tested.
Vehicles are exposed to large temperature extremes and also produce electrical disturbances that over time can be detrimental to electronics. It is essential that automotive products are designed to handle this challenging environment.
Through the use of automotive grade components and protective coatings EUROSTART™ remote start products are designed to withstand the wide temperature extremes of the automotive environment.
All vehicles produce electrical disturbances caused by battery charging and switching on and off high power electrical devices such as the starter motor, power windows and heater fan. Other electrical disturbances can be much larger and are caused by faults such as loose connections to the battery or temporarily connecting the battery with the incorrect polarity. Vehicle manufacturers use a set of standard tests to qualify electrical devices to ensure they will survive these electrical disturbances and continue to operate over the life of the vehicle. EUROSTART™ remote start products have been designed to meet standard automotive tests to offer the same reliability that is expected of an OEM product.
Beyond hardening the product to withstand temperature extremes and stresses caused by electrical disturbances, certain critical automotive devices must continue to operate during brief periods of low battery voltage caused during vehicle starting in cold climates. The automotive test commonly referred to as “Cold Start” is used to confirm that electrical devices will continue to operate during cold starting cycles even in extreme cases where the voltage momentarily drops below 4 volts. While other products may reset during “Cold Start” and fail to acknowledge a successful start attempt, the EUROSTART™ remote start products have been designed to operate during “Cold Start”.