The Viper 412V is the latest keyless entry system from Directed Electronics. It replaces the Viper 211HV and comes with new remote controls and erm… Well, that’s about it!
The Viper 412V is actually the same as the 211HV in all aspects apart from the new remote controls and a new box.
Inside the box, the user manual says 211HV, which is a tad lazy but not really a problem.
Viper 412V – With New Remote Controls
There are 3 buttons on the face of the remote. Lock and unlock don’t really need explaining, other than pressing both together activates the AUX 3 output.
Like the 211HV selective unlocking, double locking and unlocking are all supported.
The bottom button actives the panic alarm. The old remote on the 211HV did have a siren symbol, but I’m guessing this remote is borrowed from a remote start system as it uses the remote start logo?
The Aux button on the side of the remote activates the Aux 2 output. This is typically used for boot pop, but can be wired up for other functions.
Read the 211HV review for more details
Details here… It’ll save me repeating myself!
Remote Immobiliser
Suggested Retail Price: $280 (may vary depending on vehicle and features)
Viper 412V Remote Immobiliser $300.00
Obsessive Rating:
A very versatile keyless entry system with a new number!
Read the 211HV review for more details as it’s exactly the same, just with different remote controls.
OVERVIEW
Features:
- Two 4 Button remote controls
- Blue LED
- Hazard/Park-light output
- Horn honk and panic options
- Valet Mode
- Courtesy Light output
- Two Aux outputs
Options:
- Starter Immobiliser
- Double Locking
- Selective Unlocking
- Window Closure
- Auxiliary Expansion Module
Additional information
211HV User Manual
