Now Shipping: Affordable New Viper® 350 Plus Vehicle Security Systems

Written by Michael G

Thursday, 26 March 2009 13:32

Directed Electronics, a business unit of DEI Holdings, Inc. announced that the new Viper 350 Plus vehicle security system is now available at authorized Viper retailers worldwide. Directed Viper 350 Plus Security System

Vista, CA., March 23-- Directed Electronics, a business unit of DEI Holdings, Inc. announced that the new Viper 350 Plus vehicle security system is now available at authorized Viper retailers worldwide. Introduced at the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the Viper 350 Plus is an upgrade to the Viper 350, featuring new-style 4-button remotes with dedicated arm and disarm buttons. Other enhancements include the Control Center – a combined antenna, valet switch and status LED in one unit – which means no drilling holes in the dash. The Viper 350 Plus also now features a super-heterodyne XR+ receiver, for range of up to a quarter mile. MSRP is $239. Available at the same price are the new Python 460 Max and Clifford Matrix +1, also introduced at CES.

About Directed Electronics

Headquartered in Southern California, Directed Electronics is the largest designer and marketer in North America of consumer-branded vehicle security and remote start systems (sold under Viper®, Clifford®, Python®, Autostart® and other brand names). Directed Electronics is also a supplier of mobile audio products sold principally under the Orion® brand name, and digital OEM Integration products sold under the XPRESSKIT® brand name. Directed Electronics markets its broad portfolio of products through many channels including leading national retailers and specialty chains throughout North America and around the world. Founded in 1982, the company's primary operations are located in Vista, California and Quebec, Canada. For more information, please visit www.directed.com.

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