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Why A Tracker Needs LBS And WiFi As Well As GPS
Satellites answer the open road. Basements, container stacks and city canyons are answered by the cell network and by WiFi.
Read moreSix specification notes written for the person who has to defend the choice afterwards: positioning methods, wired against battery, driver ID readers, standby figures, IP ratings and what happens when the network drops.
Satellites answer the open road. Basements, container stacks and city canyons are answered by the cell network and by WiFi.
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The decision is not about features. It is about whether the asset has power, who is doing the install and how long the device must last unattended.
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iButton, Bluetooth beacon, fingerprint, passive RFID and the phone in the driver's pocket. The right one depends on tag count, cost and who you trust with the tag.
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A standby figure is a mode, not a promise. Change the reporting interval and the same battery gives a different answer.
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Three ratings appear across our range, and each one is matched to where the device actually sits.
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Coverage gaps are not unusual, they are the normal condition on most routes. What matters is whether the device remembers the gap.
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