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.
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Ruptela FM- Eco3
Ruptela FM-Eco3 is a Terminal with GPS/GSM connectivity, which allows it to determine the object’s coordinates and transfer them via the GSM network. This Terminal is best applicable where location acquirement of remote objects is needed. FM-Eco3 has additional inputs and outputs for controlling and monitoring other remote objects.
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Concox GT02 Or TR02
Concox GT02 or TR02 is a simple yet efficient GPS tracker. It is best applicable where knowing the vehicle’s location is prime, like in fleet tracking. GT02’s external power range might be 9V-36V, which makes it possible to be installed in cars and vans.
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Teltonika FM1110
Teltonika FM1110 GPS tracker is perfectly suited for use where remote object location is required. FM1110 tracker is a small, lightweight terminal with GPS/GLONASS and GSM connectivity allowing it to get the remote object coordinates. And via the GSM network, it transfers the data. Additionally, Teltonika FM1110 monitors engine status, controls the truck’s doors, etc. The device comes with a built-in rechargeable backup battery.
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ATrack AL11
ATrack AL11 is a compact IP-approved tracking device. AL11 installation is easy with a 3-wire connection and offers additional features like ignition detection, ignition cut, environment temperature monitoring, driver ID and SOS alert. This ATrack is a flexible and reliable device for diverse tracking use.