Van Trackers

Whether you prefer to instal a van tracker to prevent losses and damages, or you wish to increase your employee’s productivity, this is the van security system for your needs. Get in touch with a vehicle security expert today and find out more about your options!

Van trackers have a myriad of uses. You can decide to use it for private means and keep an eye on your van. In the case of van theft, you can also find out where your van has been driven to and save your stock or livelihood.

However, security systems such as van trackers can also help you to keep an eye on your fleet of vans – if your company owns more than one – and allows you to encourage employee productivity by tracking their journeys.

Van trackers are generally small, discrete technologies that won’t interfere with your driving experience, but they allow you to have a record of the road travelled. Call a vehicle security expert today to find out the many models and options that are available to you.

There are several advantages and uses you can gain from van trackers. Here are a few.

• You can obtain live reporting or historical reporting – once the data regarding the van has been gathered, easy-to-read, responsible, and fully automated reports are delivered to you. From these documents, you can find views and examine reports regarding fuel usage, routes, and timelines.
• You can receive automated email alerts – these emails are fully customisable, and you can receive the alerts you prefer. You might obtain info regarding ignition times or reminders of when your vehicles need an MOT.
• Your vehicles can benefit from total coverage – you can obtain real-time data regarding your fleet through mobile at all times. But we are happy to supply you with alternative ways to receive your notifications if you work in an area with poor coverage.
• 24 hour surveillance of your van by a tracking centre, watching over your vans for any unauthorised movement.

Van trackers are GPS trackers placed inside the vehicle. Once in position, the GNSS will provide real-time data and historical data regarding the vehicle’s location and movements. The system, just like other GPS systems, works thanks to the trilateration process, which is the mathematical process used to determine the position of a vehicle or object in movement.

While van trackers are generally small and compact, they are extremely powerful, and they can store data and information on the internal memory or on a SIM card connected to the internet. You will be able to pinpoint your vehicle anywhere in the world, as far as you are connected to the Internet.

The obvious benefit of implementing a tracking system in your van is that you will be able to pinpoint its location if it gets stolen. However, if you are using your van or fleet of vans commercially, there are other uses for your vehicle trackers that might be just as beneficial.

Thanks to a van tracker, you will be able to:

• Keep track of fuel costs and running costs of your fleet.
• Increase efficiency
• Offer clients the chance to pinpoint their products across the world.
• Increase the drivers’ efficiency by 10 to 20%

Speak to a vehicle safety expert to understand all benefits of this choice for your van.

At Solutionz, we take van security very seriously. That is why we do not install anything less than Thatcham approved S7 and S5 tracking.

With our Thatcham approved s5 tracking systems you have a 24 hour call centre watching over your van, so you can be rest assured that should any unauthorised movement be detected, you will be contacted around the clock. If it’s not you, the tracking centre will liaise with police to track its every movement.

Installing a van tracker is not extremely challenging, especially because these systems have become smaller, more user-friendly, and more compact.

For the most secure van tracker installation option, our experts will install your tracking system hardwired into the vehicle’s battery. This process makes the tracking system much more secure and difficult to separate from the vehicle. In this case, the expertise and knowledge of a vehicle security technician are crucial – get in touch today!

There are several types of van trackers on the market today. However, you will need to be aware of passive and active trackers, as well as those that run on GPS or VHF systems. Here are the differences.

• Passive trackers are those that store all data in their memory. This data can be downloaded and viewed at a later time. They can store information regarding several functionalities of the van.
• Active trackers are those who transfer real-time information to a device or SIM card. They can also store the same information, which makes it available for viewing at a later time.

• GPS (Global Positioning System) trackers can track a vehicle anywhere it is in the world. However, in certain areas, the GPS signal can be extremely weak or lost. GPS devices are cheaper and easier to maintain, but they require you to pay a monthly fee.
• VHF trackers are more dependable and will pinpoint the location of a vehicle even if it is hidden. While their maintenance is more complicated, they don’t require you to pay a monthly fee.

Within our range of van trackers, you will be able to find several van tracker models and types. Our broad collection allows you to always find a product that fits your preferences, requirements, and budget. Generally, van tracking systems can be priced differently, with a cost that ranges from £350 + VAT.

While the most affordable models will be able to tell you all about where your van or fleet is, the ones with more functionalities will deliver a much greater amount of information. These trackers are also much more discrete, powerful, and integrated into the vehicle’s system.

Due to a large number of models on the market, it can be challenging to identify the right type for you. In this case, speaking to a vehicle security expert can offer you all the indications and guidelines needed to make an informed choice.