GPS Tracking Hardware for Every Fleet Application

## GPS Tracking Hardware Overview Our telematics platform supports 200+ GPS tracker models from the world's leading hardware manufacturers. Whether you need a plug-and-play OBD device that a driver can install in 30 seconds, a hardwired unit for a heavy goods vehicle with relay output for immobilization, or a battery-powered asset tracker that lasts five years without charging — we have a hardware solution that fits. All devices are pre-configured and tested before shipping. Device management, firmware updates, and configuration changes are handled remotely through the platform — no site visits required after initial installation. ## Choosing the Right Tracker **OBD GPS Trackers** are the fastest path to fleet visibility. They plug directly into the OBD-II diagnostic port found in most cars and vans manufactured after 2001. Installation takes under a minute, no auto-electrician required. They transmit position, ignition status, and engine diagnostic data immediately. Best for: light vehicle fleets, company cars, and rapid deployment. **Hardwired GPS Trackers** are professionally installed by connecting directly to the vehicle's power supply. They support advanced features including digital inputs (door sensors, PTO, refrigeration unit monitoring), digital outputs (relay control for vehicle immobilization), and CAN bus connectivity for rich engine data. Best for: HGVs, trucks, buses, plant, and any vehicle where you need maximum capability. **Asset Trackers** are battery-powered, weatherproof units designed for assets that don't have a permanent power source. They use low-power cellular protocols (Cat-M1 / NB-IoT) to maximise battery life — up to 5 years on a single charge with standard reporting intervals. Best for: trailers, containers, generators, skips, construction equipment, and valuable portable assets. ## Platform Integration All GPS trackers connect to the same telematics platform — the same live map, same reporting engine, same alert system, and same API. Adding new device types or hardware manufacturers doesn't require a separate system or login. Mixed fleets with multiple device types are fully supported.