BANVIE Keyless Entry Security Alarm System + Remote Start

In this review of the BANVIE Keyless Entry Security Alarm System the bottom line is clear: this kit is best for a hands-on owner who wants remote engine start and push-button convenience plus basic alarm protection. The package bundles one keyless entry alarm with two remote engine starters and a three-button push-to-start ignition kit; its biggest draw is combining remote start, push button start/stop and alarm functions into one system so you can warm or cool the car remotely and replace an old key lock with a modern push button.

Key Features

• Keyless entry: Remote lock, unlock and trunk release let the user control doors and trunk from a distance for everyday convenience.
• 1-way alarm: The siren sounds on shock or unauthorized door/footbrake activation so you get an audible alert if someone tampers with the vehicle.
• Remote engine start: Start the car remotely to warm it in winter or cool it in summer before you get in.
• Push button start/stop: Replace a traditional ignition with a push-to-start button and benefit from the 30s auto-lock after engine stop for added safety.
• Automatic safety cutoff: Remote-started engines will auto cut off after 15 minutes if the brake is not pressed, reducing risk if the car is left running unintentionally.

Who It's For

The BANVIE kit suits owners who are comfortable with vehicle wiring or who will have the system installed professionally and who want the practical benefit of remote engine start and a push-button ignition. It is especially useful for drivers in climates that require pre-heating or cooling and for those replacing an old mechanical ignition with a keyless push button.

Owners who expect plug-and-play simplicity or rely on silent arming will want to look elsewhere: the remote does not include a silent arm function and installation can be technical, particularly for vehicles with chip keys that require an immobilizer bypass module.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Combines remote start, alarm and push button start into a single kit for an integrated upgrade.
• Remote engine start provides comfort in extreme weather by allowing pre-heating or cooling.
• Siren output is flexible and can use the original horn or an extra horn for louder alerts.

Cons

• Instructions are reported as poor and installation can be complicated, so professional installation is recommended.
• The remote lacks a silent arm feature, which may be a limitation for users who need discreet locking.

Specifications

Product type	Keyless entry alarm with remote start and push button kit
Includes	1 alarm unit, 2 remote engine starters, 3 push-to-start buttons
Alarm behavior	8s siren on shock; 25s siren on door open or footbrake press
Remote start safety	Automatic engine cutoff after 15 minutes if brake not pressed
Push button features	Push to start/stop with 30s auto-lock after engine stop
Optional wiring	Connect original horn or extra horn for siren output

Our Verdict

The BANVIE system is a solid option for drivers who want to add remote start and push-button convenience while gaining alarm protection; it represents good value when professionally installed and paired with any required immobilizer bypass for chip-key cars. Buyers should budget for professional installation or expect a learning curve due to limited instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the remote support silent arming?
No. The remote does not include a silent arm function, so all arm/disarm actions produce audible signals.

Will this work with chip key vehicles?
Not without an immobilizer bypass module; vehicles with chip keys typically require an additional bypass for remote start to function properly.

Can the alarm use the car's original horn?
Yes. The siren output can be wired to the original horn or to an extra horn for louder alerts.