How to Properly Choose and Buy a GPS Tracker in Moldova?

Today, the market offers a wide variety of GPS trackers. How to choose and buy a GPS tracker? We recommend starting by defining the goal you want to achieve with your GPS monitoring system.

1. Decide why you need GPS transport monitoring.

• You are facing fuel misuse or falsified mileage records.
• Unauthorized trips are taking place.
• You want to simplify and automate your record-keeping, collecting data for long-term statistics.
• You need simple real-time tracking of your vehicles.

2. Next, determine the type of transport in your fleet and its GPS monitoring requirements.

• For all vehicles, you can monitor location, speed, direction of movement, mileage, stops, crossing of designated control zones, schedule and route compliance, and standard fuel consumption. This can be done using any of our GPS tracker models, from budget to premium options.

But what are the differences between GPS trackers? Let’s break it down to avoid overpaying.

Suppose you have not only passenger vehicles but also minibuses, trucks, construction, and agricultural machinery. You want to monitor fuel refueling and drainage points, fuel consumption over time and distance (e.g., per 100 km, per hectare, or per engine hour). You also aim to identify and prevent fuel misuse, such as fuel theft, card fraud, and fake receipts at fuel stations.

In this case, you will need modern fuel level sensors, though the cost of the GPS tracker itself won’t increase. The primary cost factor is related to the movement of the vehicle. If the vehicle operates only within the Republic of Moldova, the device will be cheaper than a GPS tracker designed for international routes.

Below, we provide examples to illustrate the differences and explain the features.

If you have a passenger car, minibus, or truck like a “Gazelle.”

The **Base Block Lite** GPS tracker/beacon is an excellent solution. It comes with a 12-month warranty, compact dimensions (80x71x28 mm), a built-in backup battery lasting 4 hours, internal GPS/GSM antennas, remote programming capability, and multifunctional software for easy data display from the vehicle. Despite its small size, this is a fully capable GPS tracker! However, it only supports standard fuel monitoring.

If you have KAMAZ trucks, other vehicles with a single fuel tank, or heavy dual-tank trucks, combines, or tractors.

The best solution here is the **V 5.0 GPS tracker/beacon**. Its technical specifications are similar to those of the “Base Block Lite,” but it includes an input for a digital capacitive fuel level sensor or a fuel control counter. This allows you to monitor not only movement but also fuel consumption, refueling, and drainage. If a fuel counter is installed, you can track the exact volume of burned fuel. Say goodbye to fuel theft, manipulated mileage, and fake receipts!

Installing a fuel level sensor is also necessary.

**Call us**, and we will gladly help you find a solution to monitor your vehicles efficiently and without compromising on quality!