What does speed lock mean?

When the speed of Pacific car networking reaches the speed set by the computer (generally set by the manufacturer, mostly 10 km/h ~ 20 km/h), the lock button will be automatically pressed to prevent the door from being opened by mistake. Vehicle speed locking is determined by vehicle speed, gear position and throttle opening. In principle, under the same gear and the same vehicle speed, the smaller the throttle opening, the earlier the locking clutch will act.

For example, a gearbox has three gears, the speed reaches 40KM and the throttle opening is 20%. As long as these three conditions are met, the computer will command the locking clutch to lock. Missing a condition will not lock it.

Advantages: anti-theft, quick locking after driving, preventing traffic jams, being robbed by sliding doors when waiting for traffic lights; Protect children in the car and prevent child passengers from opening the door while driving.

Disadvantages: during driving, once a collision occurs, the occupants in the car have no time to unlock it. If the accident is serious, it will also cause the passengers to be unconscious. At this time, if the car lock is still closed, rescuers can't open the door, which will naturally affect timely rescue; Once a fire breaks out, the consequences will be even more unimaginable.

(Photo/Text/Photo: Pacific Auto Network Q&A called Beast)