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SmarTrak Vehicle Trackers | A Guide 

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SmarTrak Vehicle Trackers

SmarTrack is one of the leading companies in vehicle trackers in the UK, founded in 2005 and maintaining its presence in the industry. SmarTrack is not just loved by customers but also by professionals in the field. In fact, all SmarTrack trackers are Thatcham-approved, meaning they have been independently tested and approved by the renowned UK organisation.

Over 8 years, SmarTrack won 21 Industry Awards, including the Midlands Enterprise Award in 2022. Part of their appeal is that they use advanced methods to send information to the Secure Global Telemetrics Control Centre, including GPS, GSM and GPRS across all their trackers. All trackers offer 24/7 monitoring and real-time tracking. 

This article outlines the categories of SmarTrack trackers and their uses to help you choose the tracker that’s best for you. 

SmarTrack S5+

S5+ is the most advanced category of trackers. 

SmarTrack S5+ D-iD

  • Automatic Driver’s Recognition (ADR) via a phone app instead of a tag or keycard
  • Geofencing
  • Access to driving history 
  • Real-time alerts to you (and the authorities if necessary).
  • Remote immobilisation – if you are alerted and the activity is suspicious, you can shut the engine off through your phone

Smartrack S5+ Plus iMOB

  • All the same benefits as listed above
  • Inbuilt immobiliser system (prevents the car from starting at all)

SmarTrack S5 

S5 trackers are just one step down from S5+ but are still highly advanced.

SmarTrack S5 D-iD

  • Very similar to the S5+ model of the same name
  • No remote immobilisation

SmarTrack S5 D-iD T2

  • ADR with a Bluetooth tag as opposed to the app 
  • Stronger GPS tracking than alternatives, you can see the vehicle even if it’s underground

SmarTrack S7 

The S7 category is more basic but still provides essential security measures. 

SmarTrack S7 Tracker

  • Immediate alerts (due to GPS) to any tampering, moving or towing of your vehicle
  • Connection with Global Telemetrics and law enforcement

SmarTrack S7 Trident Tracker 

  • All the same features as above, with some of the benefits of the S5
  • Remote immobilisation 
  • Geofencing

SmarTrack RECO S7

  • Battery backup, where there is continuous power in the tracker even if the vehicle is shut off
  • Geofencing 
  • Can be fitted to a wider range of vehicles

SmarTrack Cat 6 

Cat 6 is the lower category, which is more affordable but offers fewer features. 

SmarTrack Protector Pro Global Cat 6 Tracker

  • Motion sensing and battery monitoring, where alerts will be sent. 
  • Worldwide real-time tracking

SmarTrack Trident Cat 6 Tracker

  • Low battery alerts 
  • 24-hour monitoring and real-time location 

Specialised SmarTrack trackers 

Specialised trackers are for non-car vehicles where you may need a slightly different tracker setup. 

SmarTrack MotoTrak 

  • Can come in S7 or Cat 6 
  • For motorbikes 
  • Backup battery 
  • Alerts to mechanical issues 

SmarTrack Caravan Protector 

  • Can be Cat 6 or S7
  • For towed caravans
  • Offers all basic tracking measures 
  • Battery backup 

SmarTrack Maxi

  • Can be Cat 6 or S7 
  • For a range of alternative vehicles, including heavy-duty vehicles like plant machinery
  • Motion sensing and alerts 
  • Internal battery backup 

SmarTrack Fleet trackers 

Fleet trackers are designed to help businesses monitor their company vehicles and ensure work is done efficiently and legally. 

SmarTrack Utrack

  • Self-monitored tracking system via app or online
  • Full vehicle history of driving behaviours 
  • Speed warnings
  • Geofencing 

SmarTrack Fleet 

  • Web-based/App-based tracking 
  • Reports on vehicle and driver activity 
  • Notifications for vehicle malfunction, low energy, etc
  • Geofencing 

Get a SmarTrack tracker 

The SmaTrack tracker you choose will depend on your specific security desires and your vehicle type. 

If you are still unsure what would work best for you, find a reliable tracker provider and contact them with more personalised information. Professional advice will always be helpful and you can, in the process, connect with a potential supplier who can later ensure your device is effectively installed. 

Shashank Sharma
Shashank is a tech reviewer and editor with over 12 years of experience in gadgets, apps, and digital trends. As the founder of GadgetLite.com, he has authored thousands of guides and product reviews since 2012. His expertise spans across Android, Apple ecosystems, and consumer electronics.

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