Livetrack Stealth GPS Tracker & SIM

Ultimate9 Livetrack Stealth GPS Tracker & SIM

In an age where vehicle theft is a persistent concern, security must evolve beyond simple deterrents. Ultimate9's Livetrack Stealth GPS Tracker & SIM offers a discreet and reliable solution, leveraging advanced telecommunications and positioning technology to provide owners with real-time, useful insights. Designed to be compact and concealed, the Stealth tracker is a powerful guardian for everything from daily drivers to prized possessions, caravans, trailers, motorcycles, and 4WDs.

What sets this device apart is its pre-installed multi-network SIM card. The biggest advantages of including a pre-installed SIM card are that you don't need to go out and purchase a SIM and worry about selecting the correct data plan. The other, it keeps ongoing costs low. 

Core Technical Specifications & Features

The Livetrack Stealth is engineered for performance and reliability, featuring key hardware and software components that cater to the demanding technical requirements of asset tracking:

• Pre-Installed Multi-Network SIM Card: Ensures a reliable signal anywhere there is GSM service.

• Communication Module: Operates on the 4G LTE network. This ensures rapid, high-speed data transmission and maximises connectivity in diverse geographical locations.

• Position Module: Utilises a dual-satellite system, combining GPS + GLONASS. This redundancy significantly increases positional accuracy and reliability, especially in challenging environments where a clear view of the sky is obstructed.

• Power Source: Designed for wide compatibility, accepting a constant 12V-36V DC supply. The kit includes a 2.85m cable with a 4.2V inline DC reducer and a 3-amp fuse for safe installation into a vehicle's electrical system.

• Power Draw: Optimised for minimal battery impact. The tracker draws a negligible 20 milliamps (0.02A) when parked or idle, extending reporting intervals from 30 seconds to approximately 2-6 hours to conserve energy. When actively communicating with the server, the draw peaks at 200 milliamps (0.2A).

• Battery: An internal 150mAh Lithium backup battery provides a critical layer of security, ensuring the tracker remains operational and can send an alert notification if the main power source is unexpectedly disconnected.

• Antennas: Both the GSM and GPS antennas are internal, contributing to the unit's ultra-compact dimensions of (L) 65 x (W) 48 x (H) 18 mm—a size akin to a matchbox—making it exceptionally easy to conceal.

• Sensor: The built-in Motion Sensor (G-Sensor/Shock-Sensor) provides advanced alarm triggering, detecting impacts and tampering.

Advanced Monitoring and Security Protocols

Monitoring is managed via the intuitive LiveTrack App, which leverages Apple or Google Maps for location visualisation. The platform supports a suite of technical security protocols:

• Geo-Fence Security: Set a virtual perimeter from 100m up to 10km. Any entry or departure across this boundary triggers an immediate push notification alert to the mobile device.

• Parking Mode: Place a virtual fence at the tracker’s current location with a single tap. If it moves, you’re immediately alerted.

• Burglar Alert: When Geo-Fence or Parking Mode are active, the tracker’s integrated shock sensor detects for impacts and triggers a notification in the app.

• Rapid Refresh: On-demand, users can activate a Rapid Refresh function, forcing the tracker to update its position every few seconds for a 30-second burst, facilitating real-time tracking during a recovery situation.

• Data History: The system retains 7-Day History Data, providing a detailed record of speed, time, location, and heading for all dropped pins, invaluable for review or forensic analysis post-event.

The Livetrack Stealth is a high-tech solution that provides not just tracking, but a comprehensive, discreet, and reliable security ecosystem for your valuable assets, ensuring peace of mind through constant connectivity and instant alerts.

Learn more about the LiveTrack Stealth here

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