Australian compliance
Ours: 
Required for all GPS tracking devices in Australia.
Watch out for
No compliance mark.
A tracker without compliance: is that something you’re comfortable connecting to your vehicle?
4G GPS trackers for caravans, boats, trailers and site gear
Know it’s still where you left it.
06:48 Caravan left home · Cranbourne
A 4G asset GPS tracker is a small device fixed to a caravan, boat, trailer or piece of equipment that reports where it is over the mobile network, with or without a battery to wire to. See each one from home on one live map, and hear about it if one moves. Wire a tracker onto its battery, or fit a battery-powered one and leave it. Your tracker uses the network coverage provided by Telstra and Optus.
- SIM includedTelstra + Optus, one SIM
- First year includedData and platform access
- Free deliveryAustralia wide
- 60-day money-back guaranteeNo minimum term
Asset trackers
What does a 4G GPS tracker for a caravan, boat or trailer do?
A 4G GPS tracker for a caravan, boat, trailer or piece of equipment is a small box, fixed to the thing itself, that finds where it is from GPS satellites and sends that position over the 4G mobile network to our platform. You see it on a live map from home, in any browser or on your phone, and you hear about it if it moves without you. It suits anything you park, store or leave on site: a caravan in a storage yard, a boat on its trailer, a generator on a job. See what to track for the tracker that fits each one.
Power decides the tracker. A caravan or a boat with its own 12 V or 24 V battery takes a Battery-Mount tracker and reports live. Two wires onto the battery terminals: a spanner is all you need, and anyone can fit it. A trailer or site gear with no power of its own takes a battery-powered tracker, screwed, bolted or cable-tied on with no wiring: Rechargeable where you can top it up between jobs, Long-Life Battery where you fit it once and leave it. It reports on a schedule, and its battery life depends on how much it moves.
Each tracker’s price is shown on its page and in the builder below, the same with or without a plan. A tracker that’s on its way carries a note on its card, and you can ask to be emailed when it’s in stock. The first year of the plan you pick is included; from year two it renews at its normal price, $7/mo on Power Saver or $10/mo on Real-Time, or billed once a year, two months cheaper than paying monthly, until you cancel. No minimum term. Free delivery, Australia wide. Prices in AUD, GST included.
How it works
How do you fit a GPS tracker to a caravan, boat or trailer?
It depends on whether it has a battery. A caravan or boat with its own 12 V battery takes a Battery-Mount tracker: two wires onto the terminals. A box trailer or a generator with no power takes a battery-powered tracker, screwed, bolted or cable-tied on. The SIM arrives fitted and active; open the platform and it’s on the map.
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Connect it to the battery
Two wires onto the battery terminals: a spanner is all you need, and anyone can fit it.
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Fix it on
Screw it, bolt it or cable-tie it to the trailer, the boat or the gear itself. No wiring.
Tracker types
Which tracker fits a caravan, boat or trailer?
It comes down to power. A caravan or a boat with its own 12 V battery takes a Battery-Mount tracker, two wires onto the terminals, and reports live. Site gear with no power takes a Battery-Powered tracker that reports on a schedule: Rechargeable where you can top it up between jobs, Long-Life Battery where you fit it once and leave it.
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Start here
Battery-MountGoes straight on the battery, no dash to open. Fits most cars, utes, 4WDs and trucks.
CT-V09
- Fitting Two wires onto the battery, a job most people can do
- Where it goes On the vehicle’s 12 V or 24 V battery
- Movement alerts As it happens
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HardwiredOur pick for theft protection
CT-V06
- Hard for a thief to find Hard to find: Tucked behind trim
- Fitting Two wires, DIY or an auto electrician
- Relay & wired inputs Can drive a starter-cut relay (fitted by an auto electrician), plus ignition and input wires
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Plug-In OBDOur pick for the quickest fit
CT-V10
- Fitting Plugs in, no tools
- Moves between vehicles Yes, unplug and replug
- Where it goes In the OBD-II port under the dash
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Battery-PoweredOur pick for gear with no power of its ownRechargeable or long-life
CT-A07Coming soon
- Fitting No wiring at all
- Where it goes On the thing you’re tracking, screwed, bolted or cable-tied
- Power Its own battery: recharge or replace
Compare all four in detail
| Battery-MountGoes straight on the battery, no dash to open. Fits most cars, utes, 4WDs and trucks. | HardwiredOur pick for theft protection | Plug-In OBDOur pick for the quickest fit | Battery-PoweredOur pick for gear with no power of its ownRechargeable or long-life |
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| CT-V09 | CT-V06 | CT-V10 | CT-A07Coming soon |
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| Where it goes | |||
On the vehicle’s 12 V or 24 V battery |
Behind the dash, wired in |
In the OBD-II port under the dash |
On the thing you’re tracking, screwed, bolted or cable-tied |
| Fitting | |||
Two wires onto the battery, a job most people can do |
Two wires, DIY or an auto electrician |
Plugs in, no tools |
No wiring at all |
| Hard for a thief to find | |||
| Moves between vehicles | |||
Possible, undo two terminals |
No, wired in to one |
Yes, unplug and replug |
Yes, onto anything |
| Power | |||
Vehicle battery, with a backup battery |
Vehicle power, with a backup battery if the power’s cut |
The OBD port, with a backup battery |
Its own battery: recharge or replace |
| Relay & wired inputs | |||
No |
Can drive a starter-cut relay (fitted by an auto electrician), plus ignition and input wires |
No |
No |
| Movement alerts | |||
As it happens |
As it happens |
As it happens |
When it next reports |
| Pick the CT-V09 | Pick the CT-V06 | Pick the CT-V10 | Email me when it’s in stock: CT-A07 It’s out of stock right now Ask about battery trackers |
Does the caravan, boat or trailer have a battery?
That decides the tracker. With a 12 V or 24 V battery on board, wire a Battery-Mount tracker to it and it reports live. With no power at all, fit a battery-powered tracker: Rechargeable if you can charge it between trips, Long-Life Battery to fit once and leave. Battery life depends on how much it moves.
- It has its own 12 V or 24 V battery Battery-Mount
- Two wires straight onto the caravan’s or boat’s battery — no ignition wire, nothing to recharge. On a boat, fit it somewhere sheltered: it’s rated IP65 and isn’t made to go under water.
- Nothing to wire to, and you can recharge it between trips Rechargeable
- No wiring, and you recharge it between trips (charger not included) — suits a trailer with no battery of its own.
- Nothing to wire to, and it sits for a long stretch Long-Life Battery
- No wiring and nothing to charge — for trailers, containers, generators and plant you fit once and leave.
Battery-powered trackers report on a schedule
With a battery-mount tracker, geofence the driveway or the storage yard: if the caravan or boat moves without you, your phone gets an alert as it happens. A battery-powered tracker reports on its schedule, so how soon you hear depends on how often it’s set to report.
Before you buy
What should you check before buying a tracker for a caravan, boat or trailer?
The SIM
Ours: Dual-network, or your own
Watch out for
Locked to the seller’s SIM.
Leave that seller and you own an expensive paperweight. Is that what you’re buying?
Update rate
Ours: Every 10 seconds, or every 2 minutes
Watch out for
One rate, set by the seller
Your car just rolled into an underground car park. Your last update was minutes ago. Where is it now?
The tracker
Ours: Vehicle trackers for vehicles. Asset trackers for assets.
Watch out for
One device that doesn’t excel at anything
Don’t buy a Long-Life Battery asset tracker by mistake when what you need is real-time vehicle tracking.
Is it compliant in Australia?
- Ours
- Yes. The Australian Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM) is on the device.
- Watch out for
- Cheaper trackers may not carry it. No compliance mark: don’t connect it to your vehicle.
Can you choose the SIM?
- Ours
- Yes. Our dual-network SIM, or your own. Your tracker uses the network coverage provided by Telstra and Optus. Bringing your own SIM? Any active Australian 4G data SIM works in our trackers. Pick “With platform access only (No SIM or data)” on the tracker’s page.
- Watch out for
- A tracker locked to the seller’s SIM. Leave them, and it’s an expensive paperweight.
Can you choose how often it reports?
- Ours
- Yes. Real-Time updates every 10 seconds for vehicles and fleets. Power Saver updates every 2 minutes for assets.
- Watch out for
- One rate for everything, fixed by the seller, and often the 2-minute rate.
Is it the right tracker for the job?
- Ours
- Vehicle trackers for vehicles: Hardwired for anti-theft, Plug-In OBD, or Battery-Mount. Asset trackers for assets: Long-Life Battery or Rechargeable.
- Watch out for
- One device that doesn’t excel at anything.
Still tossing up?
Tell us what you’re tracking — caravan, boat, trailer or all three — and we’ll call you back with the right kit and a straight answer.
We reply within 1–3 hours during business hours, Mon–Fri 8:00am–6:00pm AWST.
Prefer to talk now? Call 0413 418 743