Skytrax SL is a portable, lightweight aircraft GPS tracking device integrated with both a satellite transmitter and GPS receiver. It is quickly and easily mounted inside aircraft. It can be moved between aircraft within a fleet to maximize your investment in situational awareness and safety.

Skytrax 3X is the world’s first commercially available aircraft GPS tracking device integrated with both a satellite transmitter and GPS receiver in one unit, including all required antennas. Skytrax 3X increases efficiency, provide situational awareness and promotes safety by reliably monitoring aircraft movement in near real time.

Tracer 3 sends GPS position, speed, and heading information to you and your colleagues to keep track of your personnel and assets. The enclosure is suitable for mounting on vehicles and powered applications. Tracer 3 includes everything you need for tracking people and assets: hardware, setup to our message server, airtime plans and web-based mapping.

Tracer 3P sends GPS position, speed, and heading information to keep track of your personnel. The Portable enclosure is designed specifically for carrying on your person, in your pack, or on your canoe. It provides a rugged, water-tight, battery-powered package for personal applications. It even floats. Tracer 3P includes everything you need for tracking people and assets: hardware, setup to our message server, airtime plans and web-based mapping.

Yacht and Boat theft incidents are increasing. Seatrax lets you know where your vessel is at all times, enabling a response to theft incidents. Seatrax has proven itself invaluable for boat recovery and arrests. We invite you to read the recovery report at the bottom of this page. As a result, many insurance companies reduce insurance premiums when yachts, powerboats and sailboats are equipped with Guardian Seatrax. Discounts in premiums can payback the cost of Seatrax in a matter of months increasing savings while reducing operating costs. Contact us for the names of these insurance companies.

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