Keep Track
OBD2 & Hardwired GPS Trackers
Equipment - Fleet management - Remote Locations
GPS Tracking Solutions
What Are You Tracking?
Personal Safety Devices With GPS
Trusted GPS Tracking Solutions – Since 2016
About Us
Since 2016, we've been helping people and businesses across Australia keep track of what matters most. Whether it's vehicles, equipment, or other important assets, we’ve got the perfect GPS tracking solutions to keep you in control and give you peace of mind.
What do we offer? Everything you need to track just about anything! From battery-powered GPS trackers that give you flexibility to hardwired GPS trackers for non-stop, real-time monitoring, we’ve got something to suit your needs. And if you're in a remote area with little or no mobile
coverage, no worries—we've got satellite trackers, too, so you’re never out of reach.
Our goal is simple: To help you easily track your assets, save on costs, and optimise performance. So, whether you’re running a business, managing a fleet, or want to keep an eye on your valuable assets, Keep Track GPS is here to help.
Top Rated Fleet GPS Trackers
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Discover the best 4G personal alarms in Australia with GPS tracking, fall detection, and SOS alert calls. Ideal for elderly Australians, lone workers, and teens. No contracts, no monitoring fees — just reliable safety backed by Keep Track GPS in Perth.
What is CAT1 bis ?
If you’re looking for reliable GPS tracking that works anywhere in the world, you’ll want to know about CAT-1 bis.
This clever technology keeps your GPS devices connected across global 4G LTE networks, making it a wise choice for GPS tracking, fleet management, and asset monitoring across borders.
In this guide, we'll break down what CAT-1 bis is, how it compares to other technologies.
How Dose Ignition Work In GPS Trackers?
Tracking engine usage or kilometres travelled becomes essential when managing vehicles or equipment. With GPS trackers, you’ve got several ways to do this, but it can get confusing when terms like "emulated ignition," "hardwired ignition," and "run detection" are thrown around.
