Q: What location technologies are used in your GPS trackers?
A: Our GPS trackers utilize GPS for precise location tracking and cellular technology for reporting and location triangulation. This ensures accurate location information, even in scenarios where GPS signals may be unavailable, such as inside a trailer.
Q: What is the reporting interval for GPS trackers?
A: Our GPS trackers report every 15 minutes while in motion. When stationary, the reporting interval is once every 6 hours. Additionally, reporting intervals can be adjusted under specific circumstances, such as in the event of cargo theft.
Q: What is the battery life of your GPS trackers?
A: With reporting intervals of every 15 minutes while in motion and every 6 hours when stationary, the battery life is projected to last between 60 to 90 days.
Q: What type of battery powers your GPS trackers?
A: Our GPS trackers are powered by alkaline batteries, ensuring safe, reliable performance.
Q: Do your GPS trackers use any sensors?
A: Yes, our GPS tracking devices are equipped with several sensors to enhance tracking capabilities:
- Light Sensor: Detects if the trailer is opened during transit.
- Shock Sensor: Records any significant drops or impacts to the cargo.
- Motion Sensor: Monitors the status of the device and its surroundings.
- Temperature Sensor: Ensures that sensitive products remain within safe temperature ranges during transit.
Q: What is the coverage of your GPS trackers?
A: Our GPS trackers offer worldwide coverage, ensuring reliable tracking no matter where you are.
Q: What is the accuracy of your GPS trackers?
A: Our GPS trackers typically provide location accuracy within 5 to 10 meters, ensuring precise tracking of your cargo when a GPS signal is available. In scenarios where the GPS signal lacks a clear line of sight, cellular triangulation is utilized to maintain accurate tracking.