Yes, there’s a very low chance that it will be easily detected or quickly deactivated.

With LOGON, we don’t just install car security—we also tailor the installation method for each vehicle so the system is hard to understand even from the outside.
Because we take care of things like where the main unit is placed and how the wiring is bundled, it’s easier to create a setup that’s not judged based on appearance alone and is harder to target.

The places where it can be used aren’t special either—it works well in the environments where you normally park your car.

• Your home parking lot
• Monthly (contract) parking
• Your workplace (commute destination)
• Shopping locations or places you go out

You can use your car as usual day to day, and it operates properly when you need it, so even first-timers are less likely to feel it’s difficult to use.

The security functions available vary depending on your car and plan, but for example, they may include:

• Functions that notify you of intrusion or abnormalities
• Functions that make it harder to start the engine
• Authentication functions that ensure only the owner can use it

What matters is not deciding based on the product name alone, but assembling the system with content that fits your vehicle model and how you use it.
Even with the same product, your sense of security can change significantly depending on how it’s installed.

Of course, no security system can be said to be absolutely impossible to break.
However, at LOGON, we focus not only on choosing the right products, but also on installation tailored to the conditions of each vehicle.
That makes it easier to create a setup that helps reduce concerns like, “I had it installed, but won’t it be easy to figure out?” or “Won’t it be removed right away?”

As for the points to keep in mind, there’s nothing complicated.
In everyday use, you only need to be aware of the following:

• Don’t leave the remote control or authentication items inside the vehicle
• Don’t keep the instruction manual, the boxes, or the cards we gave you in the car—always store them outside the car, for example at home
• Don’t leave the batteries dead (as a guide, replace the key fob battery every 3–4 months)
• Don’t remain unsure how to use it—check the instructions provided at the time of handover

We give clear guidance on these during the handover, so you don’t need to worry even if it’s your first time.

Some people may feel, “It probably would be easy to spot,” or “In the end, it will probably be deactivated right away,” but in practice, we anticipate that—and we emphasize both making it hard to see and ensuring it can be used properly every day during installation.
Because it’s difficult to understand just by looking, and the people using it can keep it up without strain, you can consider it with confidence.