gps vehicle tracker.Advantages and disadvantages of ultra long standby GPS locator

　　Advantages of ultra long standby GPS locator

　　1. Long standby time: Absolutely not mistaken, and the editor did not make any mistakes, but the standby time is as long as 3 years.

　　2. No installation: Easy to install, no need to break wires, you can install it yourself.

　　3. Concealment: The 3-year ultra long standby GPS locator has a strong magnetic weapon that can be adsorbed on iron plates in any place, providing strong concealment.

　　4. Good waterproof performance: The waterproof level reaches IP67 level (in the industry, the main evaluation standard for the sealing performance of waterproof connectors is based on the IP waterproof level standard. To see the waterproof performance of waterproof connectors, it mainly depends on the last two digits XX of IPXX. The first digit X is from 0 to 6, with the highest level being 6; the second digit X is from 0 to 8, with the highest level being 8; therefore, the highest waterproof level of waterproof connectors is IP68).

　　Disadvantages of ultra long standby GPS locator

　　1. Unable to locate in real time, start at a scheduled time every day to transmit the location.

　　2. The battery cannot be charged. It is equipped with a 14500mAh ultra-high capacity zero self discharge lithium sulfite chloride battery, which can stand by for up to 3 years, but it cannot be charged.

　　The ultra long standby GPS locator is suitable for logistics enterprises, fleet management, bus management, insurance companies, power companies, oil companies, communication companies, taxi companies, car sales companies, car scale rental companies, car less than truckload rental companies, car enthusiasts associations, small and medium-sized enterprise fleets, car maintenance personnel, automotive technology researchers, and individual car owners.

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