New AVL GPS Tracking Devices Offer CDMA Capabilities When GSM Coverage Is Limited

BURLINGAME, CA, USA, May 27, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- TrackingTheWorld recently released two new GPS fleet tracking devices ideal for fleet tracking purposes. The AVL55 CDMA, and the AVL300 CDMA offer superior coverage in areas not covered by GSM technology.

"We’re pleased to offer the AVL55 and AVL300 to our customers as they offer more options and greater reliability where GSM technology is limited. Both devices offer greater security, and affordable GPS fleet tracking options," said Gilbert Walz, CEO of TrackingTheWorld.

The AVL55 CDMA tracker is a micro-CDMA tracking option, and offers reliable tracking across multiple tracking applications, particularly vehicle tracking and fleet tracking. Multiple I/0 interfaces allow external hardware operations and monitoring, and the device's GPS receiver ensures greater sensitivity and faster fix times. The device supports real time tracking and intermittent tracking options through dual band CDMA200-1x, and allows for options including establishing and monitoring geo-fences, low battery detection, and intermittent GPS location reports based on the user’s needs.

Compact and versatile, the AVL300 CDMA tracker is designed for a broad range of vehicle tracking and fleet applications, including monitoring driver behavior and vehicle tracking. Multiple I/O interfaces allow the device to be used for controlling or monitoring external devices. A GPS receiver offers superior sensitivity and faster fixes times, and CDMA2000-1x capabilities provide real time and intermittent tracking through a backend server and mobile devices. The device is equipped with one analog input and two digital outputs. The AVL300 CDMA is equipped with a 3-axis accelerometer for motion detection and conserving battery life, and is compatible with a wide range of reporting options, including panic alerts, geo-fencing alerts, harsh driving notifications, low battery alert, and intermittent GPS position reports.

"TrackingTheWorld offers assistance in both understanding the differences between CDMA and GSM trackers, and in selecting the device that is right for each customer. Give us a call and we’ll get you started," said Walz.

TrackingTheWorld, based in Burlingame, California, has exclusively specialized in GPS trackers and GPS tracking software for more than 12-years. For more information about TrackingTheWorld’s new CDMA line of tracking devices, please visit www.trackingtheworld.com, email sales@trackingtheworld.com, or call 650-692-8100.


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Gilbert Walz
TrackingTheWorld
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