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Plant tracking unit

Published:  21 February, 2014

974.photo.1.jpgThe TM470R is a ruggedised real-time GPS tracking system designed for stolen assets tracking of plant and agriculture machinery. It features the latest GPS and GSM technology that is said to give increased tracking sensitivity and fast wireless communication anywhere in the world.

The TM470R provides a range of connectivity including digital inputs, relay outputs and serial connections. With a ruggedised, toughened outer casing, Thatcham Category 6, TQA391, complies to IP66 & IP67, offers integrated European cover in over 50 countries, Telenor Sim and battery monitoring. Customer benefits include: the ability to locate an asset real-time to determine it is still on the site it was delivered to: hours capture to understand vehicle use and increase profitability and productivity and savings on service costs with accurate hours used.

Tel: 0845 604 5433

http://www.trackstar.co.uk/

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