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Asset & Equipment Tracking (Non-Vehicle)

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Asset & Equipment Tracking (Non-Vehicle)

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Asset and equipment tracking uses BearTech's BT900, a magnetic battery GPS tracker (10,000 mAh, about 250 g) that needs no wiring and gives up to about 25 days of backup. It reports to the TB Track app and web, so generators, containers, trailers and machinery can be located and geofenced across Madhya Pradesh.

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Not everything worth tracking has an ignition wire to tap into — generators, trailers, shipping containers, construction equipment and rental machinery all move between sites but have no vehicle electrical system to wire a tracker into. BearTech's BT900 magnetic tracker was built for exactly this: it attaches magnetically, runs off its own 10,000mAh battery for roughly 25 days, and needs no wiring at all.

It reports location on the same TB Track platform as vehicle trackers, so equipment can be geofenced to a yard or site and flagged if it leaves, and its last-known location checked any time — useful when equipment is rented out, moved between sites, or simply easy to lose track of across a large yard.

This suits construction firms, equipment rental businesses, and any operation with mobile assets that don't have their own power source to tap for a tracker.

Where to place a magnetic tracker on equipment

Placement is mostly common sense. Choose a flat steel surface on the asset, out of casual view, where the tracker will not be knocked off during loading or use. On a generator this may be inside the canopy frame; on a trailer or container, a protected section of the chassis or body. Avoid spots that get very hot or stay under water. Since the BT900 must be taken off for charging, pick a place your staff can reach easily. Note the placement for each asset in a simple register, so whoever charges it next time knows where to look.

Planning a charging routine for each asset

The BT900 runs on its own battery, so a charging plan matters more than installation. With up to about 25 days of backup, many owners set a fixed calendar, for example charging every three weeks, rather than waiting for the tracker to go quiet. For equipment rented out for long periods, agree with the customer how the tracker will be charged or swapped during the hire. If you track many assets, keeping one or two spare trackers charged lets you swap rather than wait. Write the routine down and assign one person, so charging does not depend on memory.

What to share for an equipment tracking quote

A useful enquiry includes the number and type of assets, how often they move between sites, the districts or states they travel to, and whether any are rented out to customers. Mention any asset that has its own battery and ignition, such as a tractor or excavator, since a wired tracker may suit it better than the BT900. There is no fitting visit needed for the magnetic tracker, and delivery takes about 2 working days. Send the details to 97526 44035 on WhatsApp or by email to beartech360@gmail.com for a quotation.

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