Marine solutions
Commonly, marine telematics devices should meet the following criteria:- Waterproof: IP67 or higher rating.
- NMEA2000 support: For integration with marine electronics (larger and newer vessels).
- Low power consumption: To avoid draining the boat’s battery during periods of inactivity.
- Antenna or device placement: Depending on the size and build of the boat, external antennas may be required for optimal GPS and cellular reception.
- Auxiliary sensors: Such as water detection (bilge monitoring) and mains detection (shore power monitoring).
2-wheelers
For 2-wheeler vehicles, the following criteria are important:- Compact size: To fit the limited space available on motorcycles and scooters.
- Vibration resistance: To withstand the harsher conditions and vibrations experienced on 2-wheelers.
- GPS accuracy: Enhanced GPS capabilities for better tracking and navigation.
- Low power consumption: To minimize battery drain, especially on vehicles with smaller batteries.
With Euro5 and Euro6 standards, many modern motorcycles now support OBD2,
making the FMC001/003 a viable option for a wide range of bikes.
Other on-road vehicles
For other on-road vehicles, such as cars, vans, and trucks, the following criteria should be considered:- OBD2 / FMS support: For easy installation and access to vehicle data.
- Plug-and-play: Simple installation and configuration.