vehicle tracking - GPS Tracking - personal tracking devices - covert vehicle tracking - child tracking devices

1. The vehicle tracking device requires a SIM card - like that used on a mobile phone - to enable you to send instructions and receive positions from the tracking device

2. The GPS antenna attached to the tracking device allows it to know where it is using the latitude / longitude format. The GSM modem within the tracking device then sends this information, like a regular text message, to the monitoring service or web-based tracking software.

3. You then access the tracking service you have selected to view current positions or a history trail of where the device has been.

The tracking device comes with:

• 900/1800 mhz GSM unit (900/1900 in the USA)

• DC/DC power pack and power cable

• GPS and GSM vehicle antenna pack

• Full installation, manual and user guides

The vehicle tracking device and the system can be user customised. An example: A car deviates from its planned course. When this happens and the predecided co-ordinates of a course (i.e. the buffer zone) is abandoned, an alarm is set off at the local alarm centre and they are able to follow the new route of the car.

Log function - if a car is parked in a garage, the user can still see the last given co-ordinates.

The Followit Locator has passed a Highly Accelerated Life Test and the test results showed a product of high quality and life force. It has a CE standard classification. The communication can travel both ways and it means that you are able to call the Locator up or program it to call you.