GPS Tracking 6450
Commercial Vehicle Productivity and Security
The 6450 is a versatile and economical GPS tracking beacon designed for fleet management needs in local delivery and service fleets, transportation, utility vans and construction vehicles.
With highly sensitive GPS and GSM embedded antennas, an integrated OBDII port connector for power and an extremely compact design, the EBR 6450 can be installed in a matter of seconds which substantially reduces the high cost of installation.
Combined with our commercial mobile monitoring portal, subscribers can manage and view the location of any or all vehicles in a fleet, run a variety of valuable reports, and even manage vehicle maintenance alerts.
Security features include vehicle theft detection and tracking.
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Features and Benefits
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Real-time location | View location of vehicle on a map in real-time for dispatch and vehicle recovery |
| Route logs | Archive records of vehicle movements |
| Ignition on/off | Know when vehicle engine is on or off for maintenance and productivity reports |
| Start and stop movement | Determine when actual arrival and departure times are |
| Circular zone notifications | Receive notifications upon entering or exiting circular zones - up to 5 zones monitored simultaneously |
| Speed notifications | Manage excessive speed by receiving notifications upon crossing a configurable speed threshold |
| Idle report and notification | Help eliminate fuel wastage by knowing when a vehicle engine was on but the vehicle was not utilized |
| Device install notification | Informs the fleet manager when the device is installed, or moved to a different vehicle |
| High acceleration notification | An alert is generated when the vehicle accelerates too quickly |
| High deceleration notification | Harsh breaking events will generate alerts |
| Motion Detection | Detects vehicle movement when the ignition is turned off |
| Low battery notification | A warning is generated if the vehicle's battery voltage falls too low |