Gosafe G3C
Gosafe G3C is a competitive GPS tracking unit offering superior GPS performance, with built-in internal 750 mAh backup battery, a 3-axis accelerometer for motion sense, and one input and one output. The G3C is a complete tracking unit with two versions, 2G and 3G, covering all 5 bands of 3G communication. G3C is designed for 12 or 24-volt mobile vehicles with a quick and easy installation procedure.
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Ruptela FM-Pro4
Ruptela FM-Pro4 is the fourth generation advanced, low power consumption but powerful tracking device. It acquires its position by GPS/GLONASS signal and transfers data to the server via GPRS cellular network.
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Technoton CANUp Telematics Gateway
CANUp telematics gateway identifies and records a massive amount of machinery operation parameters. The telematics gateway is installed in vehicle GPS tracking for gathering and analysing data from additional telematics sensors of remote or stationary objects.
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Fifotrack A600
Fifotrack A600 is an advanced model which is suitable for fleet management, public transportation management, school bus management, private car antitheft, etc. A600 vehicle GPS tracker supports 4 RS232 ports and 1-Wire protocol; this enables the device to have powerful functions like taking pictures, driver identification and management and temperature monitoring.
The device is integrated with emergency button, remote management, microphone and camera as well.
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Ruptela Trace5
Ruptela Trace5 is a compact GNSS-based Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) tracker with all essential vehicle tracking and fleet management features. The GPS tracker suits logistics, delivery, utility services, car rental and vehicle financing use cases. This GNSS tracker uses LTE Cat M1/NB2 (4G) connectivity, a 2G fallback network, and a premium GPS module from Ublox. IP67 version with rugged housing is also available, fully protecting the device from water, dirt and mechanical factors. Vehicle tracking GPS device can be installed outside the cabin (i.e. near the engine) and successfully operate.