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The multi-featured AVS GPS Locator

The AVS Locator is loaded with features that can be customised to provide maximum functionality and security. With this option it is used as a location and alert device only, allowing you to affordably monitor the location of the device as well as controlling a number of optional functions (including TXT activated fuel kill or alarm activation alert).

The AVS Locator features include: 

• 9v – 36v compatible
• Stores up to three mobile phone numbers that can be programmed individually to receive any combination of alert TXTs
• Standby mode to reduce battery and data usage - via an internal motion sensor
• Back-up battery in case of power failure - around 43 hours on standby or 10 hours in working mode
• Programmable PIN code for secure access
• Anti-theft features including flexible and temporary perimeter fencing, alarm activation notification and engine immobilisation
• Two-way TXT communication of events and commands for increased security and functionality
• Five inputs which can be used to monitor a range of situations with TXT alerts such as sending an alert TXT if the car alarm is activated, if a caravan door is opened or if water levels drop below a set level
• Five outputs which can be can be configured control a range of functions via TXT such as turning on a light, starting a pump or fuel kill on a vehicle
• Optional voice monitoring
• GPS accuracy of 5-metres or better with clear skies

The AVS Locator can be programmed to send the following TXT alerts: 

• Alarm activation – on alarm trigger (if connected to an alarm)
• Alarm armed or disarmed – if the alarm is set or un-set (if connected to an alarm)
• Ignition on – if the ignition of a vehicle is turned on
• GPS antenna cut – if the locator detects the aerial has been cut or removed
• Speed alarm – if the locator moves at a faster speed than your preset limit
• Low internal battery – if the locator’s internal battery is running low
• Low external battery – if the locator’s external power source, such as a car battery, is running low
• External power cut – if the locator suddenly loses power, such as someone trying to remove the tracker
• Accident alert – if the locator registers a severe impact
• Tow/movement alarm – if the locator registers it is moving, such as a car or trailer being towed or driven away
• Positive alarm input – allows the locator to be connected to an alarm or other unit with a positive output for monitoring

• TXT for the location of the locator – receive a Google maps link for smart phones (or GPS co-ordinates for other phones)
• Vehicle immobilisation via TXT – TXT activated vehicle immobilisation
• Turn on or off functions via TXT – such as starting a bike or turning a light on or off