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suretrack - frequently asked questions

SureTrack FAQs

How long does SureTrack last?
SureTrack is battery powered and can have a lifetime of up to 2-3 years, depending on the frequency of activation. Most of the time the SureTrack is in standby mode, checking in for alarm messages every 5 hours and/or responding to internal alarms, for which it becomes activated.


How big is SureTrack?
SureTrack is 125 mm long by 70 mm wide by 38 mm high.


Is SureTrack a viable security option if it is in standby mode most of the time?
The SureTrack is protecting at all times, even when lying dormant. There are two options for internal alarms within the SureTrack Unit. The SureTrack has a built in tamper switch which will create an alarm if someone tries to remove the SureTrack from its asset. There is also a built in motion sensor to detect unauthorised movement. This alarm can be remotely controlled and or set to alarm only under specific conditions.


How conspicuous is the SureTrack unit once fixed to an asset?
Unlike GPS tracking systems, the SureTrack does not require antennae to be fixed to it. SureTrack is a wireless, battery-operated unit which means that it can be covertly installed and potentially lie dormant until such time as it is activated for instruction. In some cases, activating the SureTrack only after a theft has occurred, has increased the chances of the police catching those involved in the theft.

 
 
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