GPS Technology

Global Positioning System (GPS) is a mature technology that works in nearly any outdoor location with a network connection. GPS devices receive ping messages from several Earth-orbiting satellites maintained by the US Air Force. A GPS device uses these ping messages to calculate the device’s precise location, often within feet. GPS’s ability to track a precise location from nearly anywhere outside is optimal for tracking medium to large assets on the move.

TennaONE Tracker

The TennaONE trackers are weatherproofed and highly durable. The plug-in model operates using an existing power supply and the battery model lasts up to 3 years but can also be plugged in. TennaONE trackers connect via cellular network or a LoRaWAN network (coming soon) in areas where cellular connections are difficult to achieve.

Tenna Fleet Tracker

The Tenna Fleet Tracker is designed to plug into the standard OBD II or JBUS vehicle interface. In addition to transmitting live data GPS location information over a cellular network connection, the Tenna Fleet Tracker also transmits telematics data including location, speed, fault codes, engine hours and other important diagnostic information.

Use Cases

GPS Trackers are ideal for tracking fleet vehicles and heavy equipment to monitor precise location, engine hours and other diagnostic data in real-time.

Trucks and Fleet Vehicles

Monitor on-road fleet vehicles for performance and maintenance needs.

Heavy Duty Equipment

Track the precise location of large, engine-operated equipment and machines.

Multiple Solutions

We provide multiple solutions and technologies to best track your specific asset suite, in manual, passive and autonomous methods, to best meet your unique tracking needs. One size does not fit all.

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