The workhorse, hard-wired into the vehicle.

TRACKbox TB2 is Sensium's primary hard-wired in-vehicle telematics device. It's installed once into the vehicle's electrical system and runs for the full deployment lifetime of the vehicle. Designed and manufactured in Australia. The unit underneath 90%+ of currently-deployed Sensium fleets.

TB2 is the hard-wired cellular workhorse — the right choice for the bulk of a vehicle fleet operating within the cellular grid. TB4 is the next-generation unit with cellular + Direct-to-Cell satellite + LoRa in a single device, for fleets that operate past cellular coverage (utility crews, mining, agriculture, rural government). Both run the same firmware and report into the same Sensium Connect+ dashboard, so a mixed-TB2/TB4 fleet operates as one fleet.

Yes. TB2 is designed to be installed alongside any existing telematics or two-way radio infrastructure. Sensium can supply pre-assembled installation looms with the hardware where appropriate, which helps keep install quality consistent across customer deployments.

Designed for 10+ year deployment. Some original Sensium units are still reporting in after seventeen years in the field. The TB2 hardware lifecycle is designed to outlast the vehicle, which is the single biggest input into total cost of ownership for council and government fleets.

TB2 has Plug & Play support for Driver ID modules (so you know who is driving, not just which vehicle moved), in-vehicle panic buttons (with standard or latched activation modes), and LoRa remote duress pendants (so lone-worker safety is covered even off-vehicle). See the accessories page for the full ecosystem.

TB2 connects over 4G LTE using enterprise-grade M2M connectivity on the Telstra network, with a physical M2M SIM. It uses a store-and-forward design, so if connectivity drops the device records data locally and uploads the backlog once it reconnects. Sensium bundles the connectivity, so it is not a separate line item customers manage.

TB2 carries an internal backup battery that keeps the unit reporting for roughly 10 hours after a loss of vehicle power. A disconnected battery, an attempted theft, or a vehicle left switched off still reports position and status rather than going dark - useful for both asset security and incident reconstruction.

TB2 carries a 3-year manufacturer's warranty and is designed for 10+ year deployment. Because Sensium designs and manufactures the hardware in Australia and writes the firmware in-house, warranty and field support are handled directly rather than routed through an offshore OEM.

Yes. Firmware updates are pushed remotely over the cellular connection, so there is no need to retrieve or re-visit each vehicle. This is what lets a custom feature - such as the 115 km/h speed buzzer one council requested, shipped in four days - reach in-field TB2 units quickly. Sensium owning the firmware end-to-end is what makes this possible.

TB2 uses multi-constellation GNSS, typically delivering GPS accuracy within around 10 metres. Paired with True Path one-second telemetry, route replay, geofence entry and exit timing, and arrival and departure events reflect what the vehicle actually did rather than a two-minute sampled approximation.