Trackers

What is a car tracker and how does it work?

A car tracker is a device that uses GPS technology to track the location of your vehicle in real-time. It is typically installed in your car and provides alerts and notifications about the vehicle’s location, speed, and movement via a smartphone app or online platform. Car trackers are particularly useful for stolen vehicle recovery, monitoring driving habits, and fleet management.

How do I install a car tracker?

Installing a car tracker is typically easy and involves connecting the device to your vehicle’s power supply. Some trackers are plug-and-play, meaning they can be plugged into your car’s OBD-II port, while others may require hardwiring to the car’s electrical system. Once installed, you can monitor your car’s location through a mobile app or web interface, depending on the model you choose.

What features should I look for in a car tracker?

When choosing a car tracker, look for features such as real-time GPS tracking, geo-fencing (which alerts you when your vehicle enters or exits a designated area), speed monitoring, and historical trip reports. Some trackers also include additional functions like remote immobilization of the vehicle or a built-in battery backup in case the car’s power is disconnected.

What is a key tracker and how does it work?

A key tracker is a small Bluetooth-enabled device attached to your car key, wallet, or any other item that you frequently misplace. It uses Bluetooth technology to connect with a smartphone app, allowing you to track the item’s location. If you misplace your keys, the app can trigger an alert to help you find them. Some models also feature a “find my phone” function, where pressing a button on the tracker will help locate your phone.