Snowmobile GPS Tracker
Dependable GPS tracking in remote areas
Dependability when you need it
GPS tracking devices have become common for theft recovery, search and rescue and the peace of mind knowing where your equipment or love ones are located. But snowmobile GPS trackers are not created equal. Your snowmobile is used in extreme temperatures in remote areas where communication can be difficult. If something happens to you or your snow machine, you can be confident that your GPS tracker will be transmitting your location.
Cellular Technology
Cellular based snowmobile GPS trackers are the most common and most affordable. These tend to work great in all conditions as long as there is cell phone coverage in your area. If you travel to remote areas without cellular service, then your GPS tracker will not work.
Satellite Technology
Satellite based snowmobile GPS trackers will operate almost anywhere on the globe. They report position as fast as every 5 minutes as long as they have a clear view of the sky. If you are in a heavily wooded area and cannot see the sky, then a satellite tracker may not work for you.
Cellular - Installation
Installation of a cellular based snowmobile tracker is very simple and can be hidden on the snow machine. Some of the cellular based trackers are battery powered while others require a connection to the 12v battery. These trackers are rated at temperatures down to -40F.
Satellite - Installation
Installation of a satellite based tracker is a bit different than the cellular counterpart. The satellite tracker requires a clear view of the sky and can not be hidden. Similarly, there are battery powered units and also units that require a connection to your 12v battery.
If you are riding in remote areas without cellular coverage, then the SmartOne C is the device to choose. It’s only about as big as a hockey puck and can be powered by 4 AAA batteries or hard wired to the snowmobile.
- Location updates as fast as every 5 minutes
- Global Coverage
- Requires a clear view of the sky
- Operates on 5V external line power, 8-24V regulator cable, or (4) AAA Lithium batteries
- Temperature range -30° to +60° C
If you are in an area that has cell phone coverage, then a device like the Oyster2 would work great for a snowmobile GPS tracker. The Oyster2 is powered by 3 AA batteries and can last for up to 5 years at 1 location update per day. This device can be hidden on your snow machine so it will work great for theft recovery as well.
- Location updates every 5 minutes while moving and every 12 hours when stationary
- Coverage on Cat-M1 cellular networks in North America (contact us to verify coverage)
- Can easily be hidden
- Operates on 3 AA batteries and can last up to 5 years at 1 location update per day
- Temperature range -20°C to +60°C (LTC batteries available if operating in colder temperatures)
Looking for a wired solution for your snowmobile tracking needs? The nice thing about a a wired tracker, is that you never have to worry about replacing batteries. The TitanLTE is designed to be rugged and can withstand the harshest situations. This device can be hidden and operates on cellular networks.
- Location updates every 1 minute while moving and every 12 hours when stationary
- Coverage on Cat-M1 cellular networks in the USA (contact us to verify coverage or to request additional coverage)
- Can easily be hidden
- Requires a 12v power source for normal operation. Backup battery can last up to 30 days.
- Temperature range -20°C to +60°C
Choosing a GPS tracker for your snowmobile can be difficult and that’s why our GPS tracking experts are here to help. Feel free to contact us by phone, emails or chat to discuss your requirements. We want to make sure you get the right tracker for your needs the first time. As well, we also offer a 30 day return policy. So if your tracker is not exactly what you wanted, no problem. We will give you a full refund or exchange your device for a different model.