Smart trailer technology, supported by AirIQ
Trailer intelligence,
peeled and stuck.
High-performance tracking on 4G-LTE that goes on without a harness job. Location first, then the trailer health that used to take a walk-around and a flashlight.
It goes on the trailer, not through it.
Peel-and-stick is what makes fleet-wide trailer tracking finishable. There is no harness to route and no bay time to book, so a yard full of trailers can be reporting in an afternoon.
- High-performance peel-and-stick mounting
- 4G-LTE, so the trailer reports on its own connection
- Reports into your dashboard beside your trucks, on one login
The pre-check, without the walk-around.
Light-out detection and ABS fault monitoring turn the two things a roadside inspection cares most about into a number in a dashboard, before the trailer leaves the yard.
- Light-out detection across the trailer's circuits
- ABS fault code monitoring
- On-demand trailer pre-checks, run from the dashboard
How the three trailer devices differ
All three put the trailer on the same map as your trucks. The choice comes down to power and how visible the device should be.
| Feature |  AssetTrac™Peel-and-stick trailerYou are here |  StealthNet™Covert trackerSee StealthNet™ |  SolarNET™Solar-powered GPSSee SolarNET™ |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | |||
| Best for | Powered trailers you want reporting in an afternoon | Trailers a thief should never find the tracker on | Trailers that sit for weeks between hauls |
| Install | |||
| Typical install time | Peel and stick | About 10 minutes | Dual mounting options |
| Concealable | – | ✓ | – |
| Power | |||
| Power source | Trailer power, with battery GPS | With or without trailer power | Solar, with battery |
| Runs without vehicle power | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Backup battery | – | Six months | Double the usual capacity |
| Battery life | – | Six-month backup | Recharges in daylight |
| Positioning and network | |||
| How it reports position | GPS over 4G-LTE | GPS | GPS |
| What you get back | |||
| Temperature | With a temp sensor fitted | – | – |
| Trailer health: tires, brakes, lights | Light-out and ABS fault monitoring | – | – |
| Environment | |||
| Weatherproof housing | Outdoor rated | Waterproof | Outdoor rated |
Only the lines where these 3 differ are shown. Everything they share, including the dashboard and month-to-month terms, is on the full comparison.
AssetTrac, in full.
The device
- Mounting
- Peel and stick
- Connectivity
- 4G-LTE
- Power
- Trailer power, with battery GPS
What it reports
- Location
- Real-time GPS monitoring
- Lights
- Light-out detection
- Brakes
- ABS fault monitoring
- Inspection
- On-demand trailer pre-checks
From the Phillips Connect Location Management solution sheet. Phillips Connect publishes capability sheets rather than electrical spec sheets, so figures are limited to what the sheet states.
All specifications are typical and subject to change without notice.
Asked about the AssetTrac.
Who makes AssetTrac?
Does the trailer need power?
Can I add tire and brake sensors later?
Is there a contract?
Put the AssetTrac on one vehicle. See for yourself.
We'll show you what it reports and what the dashboard does with it on a live demo, then you decide. No contract either way.
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