Multi-Year Battery Life
Configurable reporting intervals stretch a single charge across years of service — no wiring, no external power, no maintenance visits.
Matrix Track asset trackers protect the equipment that has no power supply of its own — containers, trailers, generators, construction machinery and rented plant. A rugged, long-life battery tracker attaches in minutes and reports position, movement and tampering for years, so owners, rental companies and logistics operators always know where their assets are and how hard they are working.
Configurable reporting intervals stretch a single charge across years of service — no wiring, no external power, no maintenance visits.
Draw virtual boundaries around yards, sites and ports. The moment an asset enters or leaves a zone, the right people are notified.
Built-in motion and light sensors flag unexpected movement, unauthorised towing or attempts to remove the device — instantly.
Switch a tracker into high-frequency recovery mode and share its live position with police to bring stolen equipment home fast.
See which machines earn their keep and which sit idle for weeks — hard data for fleet sizing, rental billing and redeployment.
Dust-tight, waterproof housings with strong magnetic or bolt-on mounting survive construction sites, ports and desert heat.
Mount the sealed battery tracker on the container, trailer or machine — magnetically or with bolts — in a matter of minutes.
Draw geofences around depots, project sites and customer locations, and set the reporting schedule each asset needs.
Every asset appears on one live map. Movement outside working hours or beyond a zone triggers an immediate alert.
Use recovery mode to retrieve stolen assets and utilization reports to redeploy idle equipment where it earns money.
One battery charge covers years of reporting, so thousands of assets stay visible without site visits or wiring costs.
Around-the-clock movement and tamper monitoring guards yards and remote sites long after staff have gone home.
Stop losing crew hours searching yards and job sites — every container, trailer and machine is one search away on the map.
Idle-time reports reveal underused equipment, letting you redeploy or sell it instead of renting or buying more.
Time-stamped location history proves delivery, backs rental invoices and settles disagreements with objective evidence.
Documented tracking and recovery capability strengthens claims and can support reduced premiums on covered equipment.
View vehicle progress in real time — a major benefit of GPS tracking.
Animated Map Replay retraces a vehicle's route for a chosen date and time.
Mobile-friendly and cross-platform — track your fleet wherever it goes.
Customize alerts to make you aware of exceptions — in real time.
Monitoring multiple vehicles is easy, user-friendly and cost-effective.
Detailed reports and driver scoring bring clarity to every route.
An asset tracker is a self-powered GPS device that attaches to equipment with no power supply of its own and reports its position wirelessly. It is commonly fitted to shipping containers, trailers, generators, construction machinery, rented plant, tanks and tool stores, so owners can see where every item is on one live map.
Battery life is measured in years rather than months, and typically stretches beyond five years on a single sealed battery. The exact figure depends on how often the device reports: daily position updates last far longer than hourly ones. Reporting intervals are configurable, so you can balance detail against battery life.
A vehicle tracker is wired into a vehicle's electrical system and reports continuously on ignition, speed, mileage and driver behaviour. An asset tracker runs on its own long-life battery, mounts magnetically or with bolts in minutes, and reports position and movement at set intervals — designed for equipment that is never powered.
Yes — that is exactly what they are built for. The device is fully self-contained, with an internal battery and a rugged, dust-tight and waterproof housing, so no wiring or external power is needed. It survives ports, construction sites and desert heat, and can be mounted magnetically or bolted out of sight.
Geofences are virtual boundaries drawn around yards, sites and ports. If an asset leaves one, or moves outside working hours, an alert goes out immediately. Motion and tamper sensors flag towing or attempts to remove the device, and a tracker can then switch to high-frequency recovery mode so its live position can be shared with police.
Tell us what you need to track — our team will recommend the right battery trackers, geofences and alerts for your fleet of assets.