Remote Cut-Off (Fuel/Power)
Immobilize a vehicle by cutting off its power source/fuel supply via an installed relay.
SOS Alarm
An SOS alert can be sent when the driver encounters an accident or an abnormal situation.
The SEEWORLD D21L 4G 8-wire GPS Tracker is a sophisticated tracking device that seamlessly integrates into various automotive sectors, including 4S car dealerships, logistics, personal vehicle management, and truck fleet management. This tracker offers real-time tracking for up-to-the-minute vehicle location, complemented by history playback for retrospective route and usage analysis.
It enhances vehicle security through a remote cut-off feature, allowing for the deactivation of the vehicle’s power system in case of theft. The device’s ACC detection capability alerts users to ignition status changes, adding an extra layer of security.
Additionally, the vibration alarm is a crucial safety feature, responding to unexpected movements or impacts. Its remote OTA functionality ensures the tracker is always up-to-date with the latest software upgrades, maintaining its high performance without the need for direct physical access. The SEEWORLD D21L is an all-encompassing solution for advanced vehicle tracking and management needs.
TTFF (Open Sky) | Avg.hot start <1s Avg.cold start <32s |
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Communication Frequency | GL-GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz CN-GSM 900/1800 MHz LA-GSM 850/900/1800/1900 MHz EU-GSM 900/1800 MHz |
LED Indication | GPS(Blue) / GPS(Yellow) / Power(Red) |
Dimensions | L79mm*W33mm* H16mm |
Weight | 44g |
Working Temperature | -20℃~+75℃ |
Immobilize a vehicle by cutting off its power source/fuel supply via an installed relay.
An SOS alert can be sent when the driver encounters an accident or an abnormal situation.
Can check the history of 120 days, such as history report, alarm report, speeding report, etc.
With built-in vibration sensor, an alarm will be sent immediately when the vehicle has abnormal vibration.
Update position every 10 seconds with continuous tracking.
The vehicle is connected to the ACC line and users can view the vehicle status on the system.