AIS-140 VLTD GPS Device Fitting & Installation
AIS-140 Certified Vehicle Location Tracking Device (VLTD)
Ensure full regulatory compliance and continuous fleet visibility with an ARAI-approved, AIS-140 compliant GPS tracker designed for commercial vehicles, public transport, and hazardous material haulers.
Key Features
Government & RTO Compliant: Fully certified under AIS-140 standards and approved by MoRTH for seamless RTO vehicle registration and fitness certificate renewals.
Integrated Panic Button (SOS): Supports mandatory emergency buttons to transmit real-time alerts directly to emergency control centers (ERT/112).
Dual-SIM / Embedded eSIM: Operates on multi-network eSIM architecture to maintain uninterrupted data transmission across weak connectivity zones.
Real-Time Tracking & Telematics: Delivers high-precision position updates, live speed monitoring, route history playback, and geofence alerts.
Internal Battery Backup: Built-in rechargeable battery ensures continuous tracking and instant tamper alerts if external vehicle power is disconnected.
Offline Data Storage: Automatically logs location points during network blackouts and uploads queued data once connection is restored.
Technical Specifications
Specification Details Certification AIS-140, ARAI Approved, MoRTH Compliant GNSS Module GPS + GLONASS / IRNSS (NavIC) Cellular Network 4G LTE with 2G fallback / Embedded eSIM Operating Voltage 9V to 36V DC wide input range Backup Battery Internal Li-ion battery (minimum 4-hour active backup) Digital Inputs/Outputs Ignition detection, emergency SOS inputs, digital I/O Protection Rating IP65/IP67 dust and water-resistant casing Data Logging Internal flash memory for offline tracking storage Ideal Applications
Commercial Goods Transport: Heavy trucks, trailers, and logistics fleets needing national compliance.
Public & Passenger Mobility: Buses, stage carriages, school buses, and staff transportation services.
Taxi & Cab Operators: Commercial cabs requiring mandatory AIS-140 registration.
Hazardous Cargo: Fuel tankers, chemical carriers, and explosive transport vehicles.