Tracking Devices and Accessories
Cars/Trucks
The Geotab GO9 represents the best in tracking available on the market today. It can be installed in minutes and can either be easily hidden, or simply connected to the diagnostic port in your vehicle.
Plant Equipment / Generators
The Go Rugged is well suited to the harsh environments across Australia. IP68/69k means this device will withstand whatever you can throw at it. With all of the features of the GO9, this device comes with a range of harnesses to connect seamlessly with your plant equipment.
With a wide range of devices available, contact us for more details to compare the range of options and costs available.
Your SIM card and data charges are included.
Simple to Install
The telematics device is a small form-factor device and easy to self install. Harnesses are available for specialty installations and keep the diagnostic port exposed/available for your mechanic.
Please read the installation guide for important related safety information and limitations of use. Read and follow all instructions and warnings to prevent serious injury and/or vehicle damage.
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Accessories
There’s a large selection of add on hardware that works out of the box. Each has been tested and requires little to no configuration. See the Marketplace (marketplace.geotab.com) for a complete range of accessories.
All of our devices will work where there’s mobile phone coverage, with satellite options available.
Some of the more popular add-ons are:
• Driver and Front facing Cameras
• Driver ID
• Duress Button (IOX-Alert)
• Analogue and Digital Input Harness
• Remote controlled relay (disable stationary equipment)
• GoTalk (play pre-recorded messages e.g. “You’re now entering a restricted zone”)
• Tyre Pressure Management System (TPMS)
• Satellite Modem (for areas without mobile coverage)
Non-Powered equipment – Pick the right device!
Just because you don’t have power doesn’t mean you can’t track your equipment. Having battery powered devices gives you mobility, but you’ll need to consider battery replacements (difficult to manage) or ensure your device has a long-lasting battery (up to 10yr with the GT0).
Cellular Vs Satellite??
You’ll also want to think about satellite versus cellular. Cellular may seem cheaper, but these devices typically draw more power from your battery. So the costs add up when your equipment is in the field and your battery runs out. Satellite trackers are great for remote areas, but not ideal in the city, but they do generally have a lot longer battery life.
Make sure you check the environment and placement of your trackers. It’s easy to forget device placement is critical in the ability for your device to get an accurate location and to ensure your device connects 1st time with no retry. This ensures your battery life meets your expectations.
Don’t waste time looking for your equipment!
Speak with us about your best option for tracking your non-powered equipment:
• Trailers
• Bins / Waste Bins / Skips
• Light Towers
• Heavy Equipment attachments (buckets etc.)
• Tools
• ISO Containers
• Tanks