Real-Time Tracking OBD Car GPS Tracker with Free Installation

EELINK offer GPS tracking solutions for fleet management, stolen vehicle recovery and insurance telematics. With a focus on generating intelligent, actionable data for operators to improve the experience of customers. Our proprietary technology, designed and manufactured in-house and offered to our customers, has earned us a reputation of consistently delivery best-in-class fleet and workforce management and customers service solutions.

 

*Supports quad bands, i. E. 850/900/1800/1900MHz, worldwide used.
*Plug and play, free installation.
*GPS precise positioning with A-GPS and uploaded by GPRS regularly
*Supports real-time tracking and history track playback.
*Web browser platform, Smart phone app platform and SMS query.
*Built-in battery, Power disconnect alarm & Low battery alarm.
*Supports multiple alarm, Built-in acceleration sensor with vibration, collision and falling alarm.
*Multiple protocol support, OTA upgrade program.

Alarm Type

Vibration Alarm
Collision / falling Alarm
Speed Alarm
Geo-fence Alarm
Unplugging Alarm
Low battery Alarm
 

Car rental solution
Taxi management solution
Vehicle tracking solution
Trucking and logistics solution
Secure transportation solution
Service oriented transporter solution
Operation centric solution
School bus management solution
Employee commuting solution
Police and public safety solution
 

 

 

You can choose Keelin terminal monitoring platform or download APP by phone. It is both designed by EELINK, we can position, real time tracking and playback on the platform server or app. Meanwhile you can use your own platform which can support multiple protocols.

Visit Keelin GPS tracking website, choose language at the right hand side and click demo button to experience

 

How to find your OBDII Connector?

Start by looking around the underside of your dashboard, below your steering wheel but above your gas and brake pedals. The diagram below will show you the general area to search. The connector may be covered by a small flap, but will usually be visible without requiring any disassembly.

Installing the OBDII-GPS
Once the OBDII connector has been located, all that is required is to plug the OBDII-GPS into the connector. Once you turn the ignition of the vehicle on, the small lights on the unit will blink. During your first installation, you will need to give the OBDII-GPS unit a minimum of 15 minutes fully initialize.