With a tracking system in the car – also called a car tracker – you always know where a car is.
You log in via an online account or smartphone app and see the current location on a map. You'll also be notified in the event of theft or sabotage.
With a mobile tracking system with a long battery life, you can track anything you want. No power or connection is required. This makes it easy to track containers, trailers, and other objects without a battery.
A vehicle tracking system is a GPS tracker This system uses GPS and GPRS. The location of the track and trace system is determined using GPS (satellites). Once this location is determined, it is sent via GPRS (mobile networks) to software that allows you to view this data.
With the TrackJack system you can view locations not only online but also via the smartphone app.
A vehicle tracking system that maintains a journey log in accordance with the requirements of the Tax Authorities is also known as a trip registration system A trip registration system records all routes and kilometers driven, exactly as the tax authorities require for a consistent, fiscally sound mileage record.
Depending on the type of tracking system you choose, installation may be necessary. If you choose a wireless tracking system, it operates using an internal battery, allowing you to place it anywhere without needing a power outlet.
If you choose a built-in track and trace system, the garage or mechanic will usually connect it to the car's OBD2 connector or install it behind the dashboard. If you specify which type of tracking system you need, our staff will be happy to advise you on where the system will be installed in your vehicle.
With a vehicle tracking system for your fleet, you gain control over your fleet, enabling significant savings. You always know the current location of vehicles, where they've been, which addresses they've visited, and the times they've been. You also gain insight into driving behavior and fuel consumption, among other things.
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