Novatel Wireless Introduces Enfora Spider MT 3000 Solution
SAN DIEGO - Novatel Wireless, Inc. announced that Enfora, Inc., a Novatel Wireless company, is launching the Spider MT 3000, a certified dual-band integrated device designed for passenger cars, service vans and light duty trucks.
SAN DIEGO - Novatel Wireless, Inc. (Nasdaq: NVTL), a leading provider of intelligent wireless networking solutions, today announces that Enfora, Inc., a Novatel Wireless company, is launching the Spider MT 3000, a certified dual-band integrated device designed for passenger cars, service vans and light duty trucks. This new platform is purpose-built for the Usage Based Insurance (UBI), telematics, and fleet management markets.
"Due to heightened consumer awareness, growing driver safety initiatives, and need for more timely and relevant vehicle intelligence, driver behavior telematics solutions are experiencing increased momentum for both the consumer and fleet management markets," says Rob Hadley, CMO of Novatel Wireless. "The Spider MT 3000 solution is a great complement to our expanding Spider MT family of products and is built with focus on ease-of-use and plug-and-play capabilities."
The Spider MT 3000 is an innovative plug-and-play device with internal antennas and On-Board Diagnostics (OBDII). It supports a host of vehicle engine OBDII permitted protocols while still providing customizable Spider MT features including GPS location, ignition, geo-fencing, trip reporting and events. It also has built-in threshold events to capture metrics critical to effective fleet and insurance monitoring such as excessive engine speed, rapid acceleration, harsh braking, speed violations, and excessive idling.
Key Features:
Vehicle diagnostics and reporting capabilities
Supports a host of OBDII permitted protocols
Compact, lightweight, low profile design
Optimized 3–axis accelerometer for driver behavior monitoring
Flexible customization through built-in programmable rules engine
Integrated SMS for commands & messages
Extended temperature range: –30 degrees C to 85 degrees C (non-battery option)
Dual-band mobile platform: 850/1900 MHz
AT&T certified
The Spider MT 3000 solution can be coupled with Enfora's robust N4A Communications and Management platform and be monitored and reconfigured remotely -- almost anywhere in the world.
The Spider MT 3000 is commercially available in North America today. A dual band Spider MT 3000 solution will available globally in Q3 2011.
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