The Golden Element Makkah Al Mukarramah Road

• MOQ 5 Box
• TypeGps Tracking Device
• CertificationCE Certified, ROHS Certified
• ApplicationCar Tracking
• ColorBlack
• FeatureEasy To Use, Light Weight, Low Power Consumption, Stable Performance
• ConditionNew
• Warranty2yrs
• BandDual-Band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, LTE-TDD/LTE-FDD
• Brand NameThe Golden Element

Rising theft cases is one reason people are installing live GPS tracking systems in their bike and car, but it's not the only reason for adopting this technology. Most notably, taking GPS tracking services isn't expensive. It is an affordable GPS tracker for all, whether its big fleet businesses, small fleet businesses or personal vehicle owners. The golden element tracker price starts from 200 SAR, which is a mere price to pay if you are the owner of an INR 10 Lakh car.  

The Golden Element's location tracker device allows you to monitor your vehicle's each movement. It can work as a third eye for you that watches your driver's behavior and sends you alerts. There is a feature called Over-Speed alerts; you can mark a speed limit according to your convenience through this function. After marking the speed limit, if your driver crosses that speed limit, you will get an instant over-speed alert on your mobile app, and you can warn him about the speed. Similarly, if your driver is involved in fuel idling and not turning off the engine while staying in traffic, you will get an alert and can monitor the fuel consumption. For a fleet owner saving fuel is equal to saving money. Real-time tracking of the vehicles can give an upper hand to the fleet business in this competitive market.

• MOQ 5 Pack
• Brand NameThe Golden Element
• Warranty1

The GPS system is used to track the location of a truck, car, or any moving vehicle. Vehicle tracking, which is widely used to keep track of truck fleets, ensures that the vehicles are being used properly and that they can be recovered if they are stolen.   Vehicle tracking is dependent on both GPS satellites and a cellular network. A tracking module in the vehicle continuously collects GPS coordinates that indicate the vehicle's current location. The coordinates are immediately transmitted to the tracking company's computers via a cellular data service such as GPRS. Customers log in to the tracking company's website to view their vehicles on road maps, much like in-dash and handheld GPS navigation systems.