SAN DIEGO, Calif. --- MagneticGPSTracker, a provider of covert GPS vehicle tracking units, has introduced a new low-cost, easy-to-install magnetic GPS tracking unit. With an all internal antenna design, the MagneticGPSTracker AT3300 tracking unit is designed for use by fleet operators, private investigators, car rental companies and anyone who needs to track a vehicle or other managed asset. "Consumer demand has been very high for a low-cost GPS tracking unit that can be easily hidden on a vehicle or trailer," said Mark Wells, president and CEO of MagneticGPSTracker. "We believe this magnetic GPS tracking unit will revolutionize vehicle and asset tracking. All you need to do is charge the unit and attach it covertly to a metal location." The AT3300 runs on an internal lithium-ion battery and includes a wall charger for faster re-charging and the company's high-gain SuperSense internal antenna. The magnetized GPS tracking unit also features a water-proof, magnetized case with every order. This turnkey solution features service plans that are per-locate based. Every-minute tracking also available for clients who need continuous GPS tracking. MagneticGPSTracker, operating under its trademark registered by DriveOK, specializes in the management, location, tracking and recovery of mobile assets. DriveOK has more than 60,000 units in the field, more than 5,000 customers, and has been in business since 2000. The company is based in San Diego.
MagneticGPSTracker Introduces Low-Cost Covert GPS Tracking System
SAN DIEGO, Calif. --- MagneticGPSTracker, a provider of covert GPS vehicle tracking units, has introduced a new low-cost, easy-to-install magnetic GPS tracking unit.
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