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The XtremeTrak Navigation Unit with GPS Tracker offers the fastest-updating GPS tracking on the market! With the vehicle location updates every 10-seconds, you can see what truely LIVE vehicle tracking is like! Other GPS trackers that claim to be "live" or "real-time" only update every 5, 10, or 15 minutes. A lot can happen in that amount of time!
With the the GPS Live Portable Vehicle Tracker, you can see your vehicle's location in real-time on Google or Bing Maps, and watch exactly where your vehicle (or child) is at right at that moment! There is no software to install - everything is set up and controlled through the password-protected web interface. These features allow you to set up real-time alerts, so if the vehicle (or person carrying the tracker) leaves or entered a pre-determined area, you will be notified immediately!
You will get UNLIMITED tracking updates for only $39.95/month - lower priced than any other tracker! Best of all, there are no service contracts to sign!
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What Makes this Live Vehicle Tracker Different?
The advanced tracking technology that powers this GPS device is not a traditional ping-based GPS system employed by most tracking devices, but rather a GSM/GPRS+GPS quad band system. This means that in addition to getting signal location from GPS satellites, the Live Portable Vehicle Tracker also uses GSM and GPRS towers to help pinpoint the exact location - for extremely accurate and reliable tracking information!
Also available as a Hardwired Live Vehicle Tracker or Covert Vehicle and Asset Tracker - perfect for fleet vehicles, and you never have to worry about battery-life issues.
| Product Specifications | ||
| Location Updates: | Every 10 seconds when travelling >10MPH Every 20 feet if travelling <10MPH |
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| Historical Data: | 90 Days Historical Data Saved on Server | |
| Battery Life: | Up to 10 days on a single charge (or up to 10 hours of continuous use) | |
| Internal Motion Activation: | Yes - Motion-activated to conserve battery | |
| GSM Channels: | 850/1900 (USA) or 900/1800 | |
| Vitual Fence and Speed Alerts: | Yes | |
| Vehicle Start/Stop Location Reports: | Yes | |
| Enchanced Vehicle Driving Reports: | Yes | |
| Max Number of Vehicles on 1 Account: | 3000 (Viewed from a single login account) | |
| Operational Temperature: | -22F to 158F | |
| Size: | 2.4" x 4.0" x 1.0" | |
| Note: Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice. | ||
| Frequently Asked Questions |
| How often is the vehicle location updated on the map? |
| We offer the FASTEST updates on the market...location is updated every 10 seconds! If the unit is travelling less than 10mph, location will be updated every 20 feet. |
| How can I view the live vehicle location? |
| You can log in and view your vehicle (or fleet vehicles) location from any web browser on any internet-connected computer. |
| Are there any monthly contracts or service agreements? |
| Nope. Service is month-to-month, so you are not locked into any contracts or service agreements. Use the tracker simply as long as you need it. |
| Is the vehicle tracking location saved anywhere? |
| Yes. Even if you don't see the vehicle's location live, you can see up to 90 days of historical driving data by logging into your account. |
| How many vehicles can I track from a single account? |
| You can track up to 3000 vehicles from a single account, so if you have a large fleet of vehicles, you only need one master account. You can also create sub-accounts if needed. |
| Can I create virtual fences or speed alerts? |
| Yes! You can set up virtual fences or speed alerts, so you can get notified if your vehicle leaves a pre-set area, or exceeds a certain limit that you set. |
| Can I use this unit outside of the USA? |
| Our GPS live tracker can be used outside of the USA in dozens of other countries, but if you want to use it in a different country, you'll have to specify this at checkout so we can ship you the proper unit. |
| Last Updated: October 29, 2012 |