Queclink recently announced the launch of its GL533CG, an LTE Cat 1 asset tracker equipped with RF433 and BLE technology. The device offers reliable accuracy in asset positioning and robust stolen cargo recovery capabilities, to provide companies with an effective solution to safeguard their high-value assets across a wide range of industries.
The Queclink GL533CG is designed for demanding environments, combining compact size, rugged durability, and advanced connectivity. This versatile tracker is built with an IP67 waterproof rating, ensuring reliable performance in harsh outdoor conditions, including dust, rain, and extreme temperatures. Unlike traditional bulky trackers, the GL533CG offers a compact form factor that seamlessly integrates into asset management operations.
Its extended battery life, with up to 4 years of standby, ensures minimal maintenance and reduces the total cost of ownership, making it an ideal solution for fleet managers, logistics providers, and industries that rely on long-term asset monitoring.
The GL533CG supports LTE Cat 1 connectivity, providing fast and reliable data transmission for real-time location updates. Additionally, its RF433 transmission capabilities allow for high-precision tracking, particularly in areas where traditional GPS signals may be weak or obstructed. This advanced feature, combined with BLE 5.2, enhances the tracker’s ability to provide proximity-based alerts and asset pairing, offering an even more sophisticated approach to asset security.
These technologies ensure that businesses can track assets with high accuracy, receive real-time location data, and monitor the movement of valuable cargo, ensuring enhanced security and quick recovery in the event of theft.
“The GL533CG offers advanced tracking and security features at an affordable price point,” said Marcelo Orsi, Sales Director for LATAM region, Queclink. “Whether tracking vehicles, containers, or high-value cargo, we’re confident the GL533CG will help businesses streamline operations and secure their assets more efficiently.”
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