The 5000 product line features two hardware devices. The 5200 is an affordable GPS tracking device, while the 5500 adds the capability of connecting directly to the vehicle’s diagnostic port to continually monitor engine status, the company says. Networkfleet says both include a faster processor, built in accelerometer and multi-port options.
The 5000 Series offers these features:
- Vehicle diagnostics ― Patented remote diagnostics capabilities on the 5500 enable monitoring of diagnostic trouble codes, ignition status, speed, odometer, fuel efficiency and more.
- Easy installation ―Plug and play design provides for easy, quick installation without splicing wires.
- Internal antenna ―Both the GPS and cellular antennas are contained internally in the device. An optional window-mount GPS antenna is also available.
- Serial port functionality ― The serial port allows for integration with compatible Garmin devices using a Garmin FMI cable and also integrates with laptops and other devices by providing a constant NMEA data feed.
- Sensor detection ―Includes sensor ports for monitoring various voltage events occurring within the vehicle, such as PTO engagement/disengagement, secondary engine on/off and door open/close.
“Networkfleet’s new 5000 Series provides the foundation for future enhancements to Networkfleet’s advanced diagnostic capabilities as well as other new service offerings,” says Keith Schneider, Networkfleet president and CEO.
