Ruptela FM-Eco4 light+ T
Ruptela FM-Eco4 light+ T is a 2G tracking device with an internal battery, regular casing, small size, and internal antennas. The device features 4 digital inputs, 2 analogue inputs, 2 digital outputs, a 1-Wire interface, a 3-axis accelerometer, sleep mode and deep sleep mode, and more.
Server Connection
- Indian Region 52.74.44.145
- Rest of the World 15.184.246.16
- Server Port 8624
Basic Information
- Purpose Vehicle
Connectivity Information
- Network Signal Level Yes
- Network Operator ID Yes
Locational Information
- GNSS Signal Level Yes
- LBS Yes
Interfaces
- Discrete Inputs 4
- Number of outputs 2
Highlights
- Geofencing
- Parking mode
- ECO driving
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