FAQ

Anyone can install the device and little installation experience is required, first find the car battery or a positive and ground wires. Then attach using a crimp to any available 12-30 volt power source in the vehicle.

GPS trackers use satellite signals to determine the device's location. The device receives signals from multiple satellites, allowing it to calculate its precise location using a process called trilateration.

GPS trackers are versatile and can be used to track various vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and even bicycles.

Yes, our GPS trackers provide real-time tracking, allowing you to monitor the location and movement of your vehicle as it happens.

GPS trackers are typically powered by the vehicle's battery. Some models may also have backup batteries for continued operation in case of disconnection from the main power source.

Generally, it's legal to use GPS trackers on vehicles you own. However, it's important to respect privacy laws and inform anyone using the vehicle about the presence of a tracker.

Alerts, such as geofence breaches or speed limit violations, can be sent via notifications on a mobile app or email, depending on the account settings and preferences used.

Our GPS trackers can provide highly accurate location information, often within a few meters. The accuracy may be influenced by factors like the number of visible satellites and environmental conditions.

Our GPS trackers are designed to be tamper-resistant. While it's challenging to disable them without detection, it's important to be aware that interfering with such devices may have legal implications.