Hardwired GPS tracking devices

GPS vehicle trackers built for Australian conditions

Hardwired GPS trackers with 10-second updates, CAN bus integration, and offline buffering. Get reliable location data across metro, regional, and remote coverage areas.

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10-60 second location updates Offline buffering included Certified installation network

Trusted by Australia's leading fleet operators

GPS tracker challenges that impact fleet reliability.

Consumer-grade trackers and plug-in devices can fail when you need location data most. Hardwired GPS trackers deliver consistent performance in Australian operating conditions.

Unreliable tracking data

Battery-powered or plug-in devices lose power, get disconnected, or fail during vibration. This creates location blind spots and false alerts.

Limited vehicle integration

Basic trackers send location only. Without CAN bus data, you miss engine hours, fuel level, odometer readings, and diagnostics needed for fleet management.

Coverage gaps in remote areas

Trackers without offline buffering lose trip data when coverage drops. For operations in regional and remote areas, this means incomplete trip history.

GPS tracker capabilities for fleet operations.

Ctrack GPS trackers deliver accurate location data and integrate with vehicle systems to support dispatch, maintenance, and compliance workflows.

10-60 second updates

Configurable update rates from real-time tracking to battery-optimised intervals.

CAN bus integration

Access engine data, fuel, odometer, and diagnostics directly from vehicle systems.

Offline buffering

Store trip data locally during coverage gaps, then upload when connectivity returns.

I/O sensor support

Connect door sensors, ignition, PTO, temperature probes, and auxiliary inputs.

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How GPS tracker installation works.

Professional installation connects GPS trackers to vehicle power and data systems for reliable performance.

Site survey and planning

Technical team confirms vehicle make, model, and feature requirements (CAN integration, sensors, camera add-ons). Schedule install windows to match your fleet downtime.

Hardwired installation

Certified technicians connect the GPS tracker to vehicle power and CAN bus. Wire I/O sensors, cameras, or driver ID hardware. Test all connections before vehicle handover.

Configuration and testing

Configure update intervals, geofences, alerts, and reporting rules in Ctrack. Verify location accuracy, sensor inputs, and data flow. Provide driver orientation if needed.

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GPS tracker ROI backed by industry data.

Industry benchmarks show clear returns from GPS tracker deployments. Use your baseline fuel costs, kilometres, and utilisation rates to validate outcomes.

Average ROI

300% ROI

Average return on investment for fleet GPS tracking hardware and platform costs (Frost & Sullivan).

Stolen vehicle recovery

72% recovery

Recovery rate for stolen vehicles tracked with GPS devices.

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Cost savings

Typical GPS tracker benefits

Track these metrics during your pilot to quantify outcomes. Compare before and after data to validate ROI in your operation.

Unauthorised use reduction

20-30%

Improved utilisation

15-25%

GPS tracker questions answered.

Common questions about GPS tracker hardware, installation, and fleet deployment.

A GPS tracker is a hardwired device that connects to vehicle power and data systems to send location, movement, and vehicle status to a cloud platform. It provides real-time tracking, trip history, and alerts for fleet management.

GPS trackers typically deliver 2.5 to 10 metre accuracy in open sky conditions. Urban areas with tall buildings or heavy tree cover may reduce accuracy. Offline buffering maintains trip history when GPS signal or mobile coverage drops.

Hardwired GPS trackers connect directly to vehicle power and CAN bus for stable performance, engine data access, and tamper resistance. Plug-in devices use the OBD port and can be unplugged or disconnected. For fleet operations, hardwired installation delivers better reliability.

Standard GPS tracker installation takes 1-2 hours per vehicle. Installations with CAN bus integration, cameras, or multiple sensors may take longer. Certified technicians schedule installs to match your fleet availability.

GPS trackers continue to log location and trip data in areas without mobile coverage. Offline buffering stores this data locally, then uploads when the vehicle returns to coverage. For operations in non-GSM areas, satellite tracking options are available.

Ctrack GPS trackers can integrate with third-party fleet management, dispatch, and ERP systems via API. Common integrations include fuel card systems, maintenance platforms, and compliance reporting tools. View integrations.

Deploy GPS trackers across your fleet.

Talk to our hardware team about tracker specifications, installation timelines, and pilot programs for Australian fleets.

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Site survey and vehicle compatibility check

Certified installation by trained technicians

Ongoing support and hardware warranty