Track vehicles, machinery, trailers, containers and other valuable assets beyond conventional cellular coverage with satellite-connected tracking solutions built for remote operations.
Explore asset tracking ↓Fleet and asset tracking becomes more difficult when vehicles, equipment and cargo move beyond dependable cellular coverage. Remote sites, offshore operations and long-distance transport routes can all create gaps in conventional tracking.
Satellite asset trackers help extend visibility into these areas by transmitting location and status data through satellite networks. From a single vehicle to larger fleets and high-value equipment, the right solution can help you keep better track of what matters.
Maintain location visibility when assets move into remote areas where conventional mobile tracking stops.
Keep a closer eye on vehicles, machinery, trailers, vessels, containers and other high-value equipment.
Choose from compact trackers, configurable devices and long-term solar-powered solutions depending on the asset.
From straightforward movement monitoring to configurable fleet tracking and long-term solar deployments, these satellite trackers provide different ways to maintain visibility beyond conventional cellular coverage.
A compact satellite asset tracker designed to monitor vehicles, boats, trailers and valuable equipment, with movement detection and location updates available beyond conventional mobile coverage.
Best for: straightforward monitoring of vehicles, recreational assets and valuable equipment where simple movement and location visibility are the priority.
A rugged Globalstar satellite tracker offering GPS location reporting, motion detection, configurable reporting intervals and flexible power options for long-term fleet and equipment monitoring.
Best for: commercial fleets, plant, machinery, containers and remote equipment that need a flexible and configurable tracking solution.
A self-contained solar-powered satellite tracker designed for long-term asset monitoring, with two-way communication over the global Iridium satellite network.
Best for: vehicles, vessels, heavy machinery, containers and assets that need long-duration tracking without depending on an external power supply.
A tracker for one trailer can be very different from a deployment across hundreds of vehicles, containers or remote assets. Tell us what you need to track, where it operates and how often you need updates, and our team can help you find the right setup.
Satellite asset tracking can help maintain visibility over vehicles, machinery, containers and equipment in places where conventional cellular trackers may struggle to remain connected.
Satellite asset tracking uses satellite connectivity to transmit location or status information from a tracking device. This allows compatible equipment, vehicles and other assets to be monitored beyond the reach of conventional cellular networks.
Depending on the tracker and installation, satellite tracking can be used for vehicles, trailers, boats, construction machinery, plant equipment, shipping containers and many other valuable or mobile assets.
Cellular tracking can work well where reliable mobile networks are available, but connectivity can disappear in remote areas, offshore locations or along isolated transport routes. Satellite tracking provides another way to transmit location information in these areas.
SPOT Trace is designed as a straightforward asset monitoring solution with movement detection and location reporting. SmartOne C offers greater configuration flexibility, including adjustable reporting behaviour, motion detection and different power options for commercial tracking applications.
A solar-powered tracker can suit long-term deployments where regularly replacing batteries or providing a wired power source would be impractical. Iridium Edge Solar combines its solar power supply, satellite antenna and tracking hardware in a self-contained unit.
Yes. Satellite tracking can be deployed across multiple vehicles or assets, although the appropriate hardware, reporting intervals, airtime and management platform will depend on the size and requirements of the fleet.
Satellite-connected trackers generally require an active airtime or service plan to transmit tracking data. Costs and available reporting options vary between networks, devices and the frequency at which you need your assets to report.