Purpose-built tracking hardware

Reliable Devices for Every Moving Operation.

Choose connected hardware designed around vehicles, drivers, lone workers, diagnostics, video safety, and the signals your fleet needs to understand.

Fleet-ready connectivity Configurable device logic TrackingHAWK integration
TrackingHAWK IX-300 connected dashcamIX-300 · VIDEO INTELLIGENCE
TrackingHAWK OBD plug-and-play trackerOBD · PLUG & PLAY
TrackingHAWK EAGLE installed fleet trackerEAGLE · ADVANCED I/O
Hardware matched to the mission

Start with the vehicle, asset, person, and data you need.

The right tracker balances connectivity, installation method, power use, interfaces, environmental conditions, and operational purpose. TrackingHAWK offers a focused hardware range that connects directly with the platform’s monitoring, alerting, reporting, and configuration capabilities.

Device catalogue

Select hardware around the work.

Compare device purpose, connectivity, and essential capabilities.

01 TrackingHAWK EAGLE 2G / 4G
Vehicle tracking

TrackingHAWK EAGLE

A full-featured installed tracker for fleets, insurance, rental, finance, recovery, and vehicle-security applications.

  • Multiple digital and analog inputs
  • 128 MB offline location memory
  • 1-Wire, RFID, and temperature support
  • Multi-constellation GNSS
02 TrackingHAWK IBIS 2G / 4G
Vehicle tracking

TrackingHAWK IBIS

An economical, flexible vehicle tracker with dependable cellular performance and integration options for essential fleet operations.

  • Cloud-based configuration
  • 64 MB offline location memory
  • Driver identification support
  • Assisted GPS and multi-GNSS
03 TrackingHAWK OBD Cellular + Bluetooth
Plug & Play tracking

TrackingHAWK OBD

A plug-and-play OBDII tracking terminal that combines live location with useful vehicle computer data and diagnostic information.

  • Direct OBDII installation
  • Vehicle diagnostic trouble codes
  • Six-axis motion sensing
  • Driving-behaviour detection
04 TrackingHAWK CAREU P2 2G / 3G
Personal tracking

TrackingHAWK CAREU P2

A compact personal safety tracker for lone workers, older people, children, and teams operating beyond direct supervision.

  • SOS and man-down alerts
  • Wireless battery charging
  • BLE safe-zone awareness
  • Low-power operation
05 TrackingHAWK IX-300 Connected Video
Video tracking

TrackingHAWK IX-300

A connected dashcam combining video visibility, driver monitoring, and advanced driver-assistance functions.

  • Adaptive ADAS and DMS
  • Driver alertness monitoring
  • SOS emergency event
  • Expandable RS232 and AV interfaces
06 TrackingHAWK TT-92 4G Cat 1 + BLE
Vehicle tracking

TrackingHAWK TT-92

A compact intelligent tracker with Bluetooth LE, integrated backup power, and efficient 4G Cat 1 communication.

  • Multi-constellation GNSS
  • High-gain internal antennas
  • Remote immobilization output
  • Multiple low-power modes
07 TrackingHAWK GK-309 GNSS + Cellular
Personal tracking

TrackingHAWK GK-309

An ultra-slim location and safety device for students, workers, employees, children, bags, and personal belongings.

  • Live and periodic positioning
  • Circular and rectangular geofences
  • Emergency call button
  • Water-resistant enclosure
08 TrackingHAWK TH-V5 2G
Vehicle tracking

TrackingHAWK TH-V5

A straightforward real-time tracker for personal vehicles and assets with geofencing and offline event storage.

  • Ten-second tracking updates
  • Offline data logging
  • Real-time geofence alerts
  • Driver-behaviour analysis
09 TrackingHAWK PT-439 Multi-GNSS
Personal tracking

TrackingHAWK PT-439

A professional lone-worker device with accurate positioning, voice communication, and configurable emergency functions.

  • 1050 mAh battery
  • Built-in voice communication
  • Five configurable buttons
  • Wide operating-temperature range
Choose with confidence

Four questions guide the right device choice.

01

What are you tracking?

Define whether the deployment covers vehicles, equipment, people, or mobile assets.

02

How must it connect?

Consider network coverage, GNSS performance, Bluetooth, and peripheral requirements.

03

How will it install?

Choose between hardwired, OBD, battery-powered, portable, and video installations.

04

Which signals matter?

Identify inputs, outputs, driver ID, sensors, diagnostics, video, and safety events.

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