Designed and built in Australia.

TRACKbox 4 is the Sensium GPS fleet tracking hardware unit installed in each vehicle. Designed and manufactured in Australia. Combines 4G LTE cellular and Direct-to-Cell satellite connectivity, with True Path one-second telemetry and a 10+ year typical deployment lifetime.

Yes. TRACKbox is designed and manufactured in Australia. Sensium holds Australian-Made certification on the hardware. This matters operationally (custom firmware turnaround) and procurement-wise (Australian-Made certification preference is increasingly explicit in government and council RFQs).

Designed for 10+ year deployment. Some original Sensium units are still in service after seventeen years. The hardware is designed to outlast the typical vehicle lifecycle, which improves total cost of ownership materially compared to providers running three-year hardware churn cycles.

Yes. TRACKbox 4 includes Direct-to-Cell satellite connectivity alongside 4G LTE cellular, ready to fail over automatically where the service is available. Direct-to-Cell is live in New Zealand and rolling out in Australia where supported by network availability and plan configuration, with Iridium satellite available for remote Australian coverage today. No driver action required.

Because Sensium owns the firmware end-to-end, custom feature requests are developed in-house rather than routed through the overseas OEM process typical of reseller telematics. The classic example: a customer requested a 115 km/h speed buzzer, we shipped it in four days. Custom geofence triggers, integration with site systems, hazard zone alerts, and similar requests follow the same path.

TRACKbox 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: if connectivity drops, the device records data locally and uploads the backlog once it reconnects. On TRACKbox 4, the device also fails over to satellite automatically where that service is available.

TRACKbox carries a 3-year manufacturer's warranty and is designed for 10+ year deployment. TRACKbox 4 and the hard-wired TB2 carry an internal backup battery that keeps the unit reporting for roughly 10 hours after a loss of vehicle power, so a disconnected battery or attempted theft still reports position and status.

TRACKbox uses multi-constellation GNSS, typically delivering GPS accuracy within around 10 metres. Combined 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 sampled approximation.

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 allows custom or industry-specific features to reach in-field units in days, and it is possible because Sensium writes and owns the firmware in-house.

Yes. TRACKbox is RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark) certified - the certification required for electronic equipment sold and operated in Australia and New Zealand - and is Australian-Made certified. Sensium is Australian-owned, with the hardware designed and manufactured in Australia.