EASYGUARD EC002-NI-NS FSK Technology Rolling Code smart Key pke car Security Alarm System
- Passive keyless entry with keyless go
- Auto start stop control
- NFC lock and unlock as a backup
- FSK rolling code smart key
- 3 meter maximum range
- Petrol cars listed, 30 dB audible noise
Updated 2 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A passive keyless entry alarm kit with a rolling code smart key, push button start features and an NFC backup. The listing is thin on wiring and fitment, so installation detail must come from the seller.
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ASIN: B06XQW36SLModel: ec002-ni-nsCategory: Alarm Systems
Overview
A car owner adding keyless convenience to a petrol vehicle gets a smart key alarm system here. The key unlocks the doors as you approach, supports keyless go and auto start stop, and uses NFC as a backup when the key battery fails.
Rolling code encryption makes copying the key signal harder, and the NFC backup is a useful fallback. The listing gives no wiring diagram, vehicle list or relay details, so a professional fitter is likely the safer route.
Who it's for
Drivers comfortable with a wiring job, or paying an installer, who want key free entry on a petrol car. Owners of other fuel types, or anyone expecting a bolt in kit, should confirm fitment with the seller first.
Pros and cons
- Passive keyless entry
- Rolling code smart key
- NFC backup for lock and unlock
- Keyless go supported
- Wiring guide not provided
- Other fuel types not stated
- Vehicle fit list missing
Performance notes
The smart key sends an encrypted code that changes each time, and the module unlocks the doors when the key is within range. Real reach depends on the vehicle body and radio interference, while the touch option works at close distance if the key power runs out.
Specifications
| Brand | EASYGUARD |
|---|---|
| Model | ec002-ni-ns |
| Maximum range | 3 meters |
| Audible noise | 30 dB |
| Compatible devices | Petrol Cars |
| Model number | ec002-ni-ns |
| Unit count | 1 Count |
Frequently asked questions
How is the EASYGUARD EC002-NI-NS installed?
The listing gives no installation steps or wiring diagram. It is listed for petrol cars, so ask the seller for the manual before starting.
What happens if the smart key battery dies?
The title says NFC lock and unlock entry backup, so the NFC feature is the fallback. The listing does not describe how it works.