Truck Tracker Insurance Approved S7 Tracker 4G

The Truck Tracker S7 is the essential, insurance-compliant security for those looking into Truck Trackers. Thatcham Approved Trackers are tested, inspected and as a result authorised under a Thatcham Security Certificate Number which all UK based insurance companies accept.

Due to the desirability of trucks, trackers for these are sometimes mandatory when it comes to insurance policies. Investing in an S7 Trackers when looking at Truck Trackers for your vehicle can often lead to reduced premiums on your insurance policy. Its features are specifically designed to combat theft, including 24/7 Professional Monitoring, Tow-Away Alerts and Tamper/Low Battery Alerts.

Therefore a Truck Tracker S7 provides continuous peace of mind, whether your vehicle is on a work site or at the yard.

Once your Truck Tracker is installed, it is monitored 24/7 by our team. If your vehicle is towed away, stolen or the S7 tracker is interfered with the system will automatically call you to inform you of an incident with your vehicle. If this is a false alert then you can update our UK monitoring team of this via this call.

If your vehicle has been stolen our team will commence the recovery process directly with the Police force in your area once they have received the incident number from you speaking to the police.

The S5 Tracker, once installed by an approved engineer, assures insurance companies of a higher likelihood of vehicle recovery, thus potentially reducing claims. It’s equipped with GPS tracking and is continuously monitored by our UK monitoring Team, they will liaise with the police for vehicle recovery.

With a Truck Tracker S7 our UK monitoring team monitor if the tracker has been interfered with, the vehicle has moved without the ignition of the vehicle being turned on i.e. being towed away.

The S5 Tracker monitors those conditions BUT it also requires a Driver ID Tag or code to be seen BEFORE the vehicle is used or the Theft Alerting and recovery process commences. This is why now more and more people are turning to the S5 Insurance Approved Tracker as a minimum standard.

This is the next level up from the S5 Insurance Approved Tracker. This has all the features and monitoring of an S7 and S5 but has the addition that if the Driver ID Tag or code has not been seen by the Tracker then the vehicle will simply not start.

Our Truck Tracker S7 connects to a network of satellites that provide location data, allowing users to track their vehicle’s movements and receive alerts on their smartphones or computers. Some track from the movement of the vehicle or some track from the ignition of the vehicle. Depending on the unit some do both movement and ignition.

Key features often include real-time tracking, geofencing, motion alerts, speed monitoring, and remote immobilisation capabilities. This is dependent on the type of tracker. If you require immobilisation please speak to us on 01622 234510 as some new vehicles require specific methods of immobilisation. An example of this is a Hybrid or Electric vehicle which will require a Nemesis 2 CAN immobiliser which can be found HERE

Yes, our platforms allow you to track multiple vehicles simultaneously, providing a consolidated view for fleet management or personal use. You can take it off one vehicle and add it to another. Alternatively you can use an asset tracker with a magnetic base which can be placed under the vehicle discreetly and very quickly. You can see some of our Asset TrackersHERE

No. GPS truck trackers are designed to use minimal power, ensuring they do not significantly impact your vehicle’s battery life.

You can access tracking data through a dedicated mobile app or web platform, which displays real-time information, history, and alerts. You can ensure your account is private by changing your password in the APP or Web login. You can also share logins for specific vehicles with some and not others. There is no limit to how many logins you can have.

As a reputable GPS tracking company, we use encryption and secure protocols to protect users’ data from unauthorised access. We undertake regular software updates and have penetration testing as part of our ongoing security assessments.