Eco Trak Chop Shop Alerts

Eco Trak is pushing the boundaries of vehicle GPS tracking protection by combining advanced technologies and proactive security features to deliver comprehensive, real-time protection for vehicle owners.

Here’s how:

1. Chop Shop Alerts: Eco Trak’s Chop Shop Alerts system offers real-time notifications whenever suspicious behavior is detected, such as vehicles being taken to high-risk areas known for illegal disassembly. These alerts empower vehicle owners and authorities to take immediate action, significantly increasing the chances of recovery before parts are stripped.

2. Real-Time GPS Tracking: Eco Trak utilises cutting-edge GPS technology to provide continuous, precise tracking of vehicles. This ensures owners are always informed of their vehicle’s exact location, giving them complete control and peace of mind.

3. S5 Immo Integration: Eco Trak’s S5 Immo product goes beyond standard tracking by incorporating immobilisation technology, preventing unauthorised vehicle use. The S5 Immo offers no tag / no start.

4. Geo-Fencing Capabilities: By enabling geo-fencing, Eco Trak allows users to set up virtual boundaries. If the vehicle crosses these boundaries, instant alerts are sent to the owner, adding another layer of protection against theft and unauthorised movement.

5. The Eco Trak secure control centre will assist police enforcement in the recovery of stolen vehicles. With its instant chop shop alerts and continuous tracking, authorities can act faster and more accurately to locate vehicles before they are disassembled.

6. User-Friendly Mobile App: The Eco Trak app offers intuitive, real-time notifications, allowing users to monitor their vehicles on-the-go. This immediate access to tracking data enhances the responsiveness in case of theft or suspicious activity. By combining these advanced GPS tracking technologies with proactive security features like chop shop alerts, immobilisation, and predictive analysis, Eco Trak is setting a new standard for vehicle protection and pushing the boundaries of what GPS-based security can achieve.