GPS DEVICES FOR CONTAINER TRACKING & CUSTOMS TRANSIT GPS TRACKING

Available as Custom Design Project

The new TRX-900 is specially designed for real time GPS tracking and monitoring of trucks, trailers, parcels and containers. Transit trucks, railcars and containers tracking for customs administration, logistic networks, railway companies. The TRX-900 is also suitable for fleet monitoring, industrial vehicles tracking and much more.

High level of integration makes the Traxlogix TRX-900 device a completely stand-alone GPS tracking device. The product can be programmed to record the entire itinerary of the container or send data at regular intervals and automatically upload its memory content to the communication server. The system monitor continuously if the customs seals have been tampered. Device installation is reduced to nothing and do not requires any tools, three powerful magnets provides a reliable fastening method between the container or metal sheet and the device. The enclosure of the TRX-900 contain high-reliability Li-Ion batteries with a nominal capacity ranging from 2150 up to 6450mA. GPS performance is greatly enhanced by the uses of an high gain ceramic patch antenna, allowing the receiver to quickly find a first fix position. Optional passive RFID tag available on request.

Traxlogix's CSR-100 tracking device charging system provides a cost-effective and high performance charging solution for TRX-900 devices, the system is based on multiple anodized aluminium profiles bolted on three horizontal wall-mounted anodized construction profiles. Each vertical rack can simultaneously charge up to 12 devices. The charging system provides a remote real time device presence status, through an RS232/Ethernet converter. the mains power supply (110/230V) of the racks are independent from each other, increasing reliability, in case of a power supply failure only 12 devices can be affected. The status of the charging system rack can be transmitted through the internet, allowing the communication server to know in real time which devices are currently attached to the system. One DDI-300 Internet converter module can handle a charging system rack with a device capacity of maximum 256 racks of 12 devices each thus 3072 devices.

CSR-100 Modular Charging System

 

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