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Entopizo offers a GPS tracker for trucks from Teltonika, built for truck fleet tracking with CAN-bus data, installation, and a subscription platform.

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A GPS tracker for trucks is built to handle the electrical and physical demands of heavy vehicles while reporting position, driving data, and vehicle status back to a fleet manager. This category is for truck owners, logistics companies, and fleet managers who need truck fleet tracking across one vehicle or a whole fleet, with reliable hardware that reads data from the truck's systems, not just GPS coordinates.

The range includes CAN-bus capable units such as the Teltonika FMC130, FMC150, and FMM650 built specifically for trucks, waterproof options such as the FMC234 for exposed mounting positions, high-voltage tolerant models such as the FTC881, and the TAT140 as a backup tracker. Choice depends on truck type, what data the fleet needs, and how the vehicle's electrical system is set up.

Why trucks need dedicated tracking

Trucks run longer routes, carry higher-value cargo, and have higher fuel and maintenance costs than cars, which makes a proper GPS tracking system for trucks a practical tool rather than a convenience. Fleet managers use it to confirm routes were followed, to reduce fuel waste through driving behaviour data, and to support maintenance planning through engine and odometer data read from the truck's CAN bus.

  • Route and stop verification for deliveries
  • Fuel consumption and driving behaviour monitoring
  • Engine hours and maintenance interval tracking via CAN data
  • Theft and unauthorised use alerts for high-value cargo

How to choose the right model for a truck

Trucks typically run on 24V electrical systems, so power tolerance matters: models such as the FTC881 are built for high-voltage installations without extra adaptation. For fleets that want full CAN-bus integration, fuel level, odometer, engine temperature, and similar data, the FMC150 or FMM650 are the stronger choices, since FMM650 is specifically positioned for trucks.

Mounting and durability also matter for trucks that face weather exposure or rough use, which is where a waterproof option like the FMC234 fits. For fleets wanting maximum positional accuracy, for example for dense urban deliveries or tight yard manoeuvring, the FTC921 is built for that purpose. A TAT140 backup unit is also worth considering for high-value loads, as a second independent tracker.

Installation and the subscription

Installation on trucks is done with attention to the vehicle's voltage, wiring access, and CAN connector location, either by us or by an installer following our guidance. The subscription that comes with each unit includes our SIM card, access to the live tracking platform, and the mobile apps used for daily monitoring of one truck or an entire fleet. Alerts for geofences, ignition, towing, and idling are included as part of the service.

Fleet managers researching truck fleet management tools sometimes look for a GPS tracker for trucks without subscription. Without an active SIM and a platform behind it, a tracker has no way to transmit the data it collects, so in practice it tracks nothing remotely. Our subscription is what turns the hardware into a working fleet management tool: connectivity, the platform, and the apps are included from day one, with no separate SIM or software to source.

Real use cases

A regional haulage company tracks its truck fleet to confirm delivery routes and reduce unnecessary idling, using CAN data from FMC150 units. A refrigerated transport operator adds a waterproof FMC234 to trucks exposed to washing and weather. A logistics company moving high-value goods fits a TAT140 backup tracker alongside the primary unit on its most valuable loads.

Frequently asked questions

Which tracker works best on a 24V truck?

The Teltonika FTC881 is built for high-voltage installations and suits 24V trucks without extra adaptation.

Can the tracker read fuel level and engine data from the truck?

Yes, CAN-bus capable models such as the FMC150 and FMM650 read data such as fuel level, odometer, and engine status directly from the truck's systems.

Is a subscription required for truck fleet tracking to work?

Yes. The tracker needs an active SIM and a connected platform to send data; our subscription provides both along with the apps and alerts used for daily fleet management.

Can I track an entire truck fleet from one account?

Yes, the platform is built to manage multiple vehicles under one account, which is how most of our fleet customers use it.

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