Professional Mobile Ravelco Installation
At California & Arizona Ravelco, we provide mobile installation services at your home, office, or fleet yard. Unlike static, unchanging security products that outsource to local alarm installers, we only use our own certified team. Every Ravelco installer is background checked, factory trained, and experienced in securing vehicles of all makes and models.
Our Installation Process
- Step 1: Scheduling – After purchase, a Ravelco rep will contact you to arrange installation at your preferred location.
- Step 2: Device Mounting – The Ravelco Anti-Theft Device base unit is securely installed beneath or flush-mounted into your dashboard for easy access.
- Step 3: Wiring & Protection – All connections are soldered, sealed with marine-grade heat shrink, and routed through a protective steel tube into the engine compartment. This hides the wires among factory harnesses, making them impossible to trace.
- Step 4: Final Testing – We test your Ravelco system with both plugs to ensure everything is working perfectly before leaving.
Most installations take about 1 to 3 hours, depending on the vehicle. Because Ravelco is a passive device with no power source, it requires fewer wire connections than alarms or trackers, making it less invasive and more reliable.
Installation Coverage Areas
Our mobile installers service most of California and Arizona, including:
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area
- Greater Los Angeles, Orange County & Inland Empire
- San Diego Metro Area
- Sacramento Metro Area
- Stockton to Fresno Area
- Phoenix & Tucson AZ
…and more. Contact us to confirm coverage in your area.
We install the Ravelco at your location.
We come to you! All Ravelco installations are scheduled at your location for maximum convenience. Just tell us your vehicle’s location and we’ll schedule a time to come and perform your Ravelco installation.
The installation is included in the price of the Ravelco for the following major metropolitan areas.
Mobile Installation Coverage Area
- Greater San Francisco Bay Area
- Greater Los Angeles/Orange/Inland Empire Area
- San Diego Metro Area
- Sacramento Metro Area
- Stockton to Fresno Area
- Phoenix, Tucson, Arizona
- Other areas may require a mobile fee
- Don’t see your area? Call or chat with us
Your order includes
The Ravelco Anti-Theft Device
+ Custom Installation at your location
+ 2 matched plugs
+ 2 quick-disconnect key chains
+ 2 window stickers
+ Lifetime warranty
After your purchase, you’ll be contacted by a Ravelco rep to set up your personal installation at your home or work.
Get the peace of mind that your vehicle won’t be stolen
Protection for Every Vehicle
Diesel, Gas, Hybrid. The Ravelco Anti-Theft Device was designed to work on every vehicle. And doesn’t interfere with the function of any other part of the car (lights, radio, nav, even other security systems all still work as usual).
Personal Vehicles
Fleet Vehicles
Big Rigs / Class A
ATVs
FAQs
How long does installation take?
Most Ravelco installations are completed in 1 to 3 hours, depending on the vehicle.
Where is Ravelco installed?
The base unit is mounted under or into the dashboard, with protected wiring hidden in the engine compartment.
Do you come to me for installation?
Yes, all Ravelco installations are mobile. We perform the install at your home, office, or fleet vehicle location.
How much does a Ravelco installation cost?
The cost of installation is included in the purchase price of the Ravelco.
Why is Ravelco better than an alarm?
Unlike alarms or GPS systems that can be bypassed, Ravelco has no power source, cannot be hacked, and has never been defeated in over 5 million installations.
Will Ravelco affect my vehicle's warranty or other electronics?
No. Ravelco is wired independently and does not interfere with your vehicle's electronics, lights, radio, navigation, or void your manufacturer's warranty. It also works alongside any existing alarm or GPS system you already have installed.
Can I install Ravelco myself?
No. Ravelco's effectiveness depends on professional installation — trained technicians route and hide the wiring in ways that are specific to each vehicle, which is what makes it resistant to bypass.