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DroneMobile X2MAX-LTE Kit
Item U18576-AM
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$109.99
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Product Information
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Features
- Add smartphone control and GPS tracking to a compatible remote start and/or security system, or install as a stand-alone GPS tracking system
- Powered by AT&T LTE for industry-leading coverage and reliability
- For U.S. customers only
- Establishes a fast and reliable LTE connection between your car and smartphone, enabling remote commands from virtually anywhere
- Works seamlessly with compatible aftermarket systems including Compustar, Arctic Start, and iDatalink
- Provides GPS tracking with exact vehicle location anytime for peace of mind
- Includes X2MAX module, data harness, hardwire harness, and OBD harness
- Compatible with vehicles equipped with supported remote start or security systems in the U.S.
Description
Advanced Connected Vehicle Control. The DroneMobile X2MAX-LTE Kit enhances vehicle connectivity by integrating LTE, GPS, and security features with compatible remote start and security systems, or as a standalone GPS tracker. It allows vehicle owners to control their cars remotely via smartphone from nearly anywhere, delivering convenience and peace of mind. This system provides seamless integration with supported aftermarket systems for comprehensive vehicle monitoring.
Installation Overview. The kit leverages existing vehicle wiring harnesses and OBD ports for integration, typically requiring professional installation expertise to ensure proper functionality.
DroneMobile X2MAX-LTE
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