Non Wired / Portable Tracking Devices

GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communications and is the standard used to describe technologies for second generation (2G) digital cellular networks. Tracker uses GSM to communicate with the Tracker systems.

Our GPS Tracking devices contain two modules:

1. GPS module: This module will allow the locator device to get its location from the GPS satellites.
2. Cellular module: This module acts almost as a cell phone. It transmits the information received from the GPS module to the cellular networks and from there to our servers. Once the information is received in our servers, special software processes it and presents it to you in our GPS Tracking web system.

All products provided by eTrans have been strictly Quality Checked in house before packing. One year warranty is provided for all models.

Anyone looking for a high-quality way to track their car/truck/LMV/HMV/etc. are more than welcome to use eTrans GPS for their personal assets.

eTrans GPS is flexible enough to work for any asset that you would like to keep up with. You can set up important validity dates to remember and system will give reminder before expiry date.

We support Internet Explorer 8 and higher, Firefox 15 and higher, Safari 5 and higher, Chrome 22 and higher. eTrans Mobile apps works on most major Smartphone devices.

eTrans Mobile apps is now available in play store and streamlines data entry on any internet-connected device. You can access this through a web browser automatically by going to etranssolutions.com. Mobiles apps and web portable is designed and developed with 20 years of experience & expertise.

Above 20000+

Yes, have to install eTrans GPS in your vehicle to track it.

eTrans will provide the master and child entity credentials as per requirement.

Yes! You can track usage in meters, kilometres or hours. The usage “type” can be set for each vehicle or piece of equipment.

We currently integrate with a Driver Fatigue Monitoring Device, Fuel Sensor, Network Video Recorder etc.
o The device collects a ton of data while the vehicle is being driven (odometer KMs, distance driven, fuel economy, idle time, speeds, acceleration/deceleration, and more…) then sends the data to server.