LoRa GPS Tracker - ATL-1
The LoRa ATL-1 GPS Asset Tracker does everything cellular-based trackers do without monthly cellular subscription fees. Packaged in a rugged IP67 waterproof solar enclosure, it provides the ideal tracking solution for yards, construction sites, sea ports, and warehouses.
Private Low-Power GPS Tracking with Zero Monthly Fees
The LoRa ATL-1 Asset Tracker is packaged in a rugged IP67 enclosure, features integrated GPS, and has a communication range of around 3/4 mile (1.2km) radius. This makes it ideal for construction equipment, chassis, containers, generators, and trailers across large yards, depots, airports, and sea ports.
An optional high-accuracy digital temperature LoRa sensor can monitor reefer trailers or cold-storage rooms with ±0.5°C accuracy.
ATL-1 stores messages when connectivity to the LoRa network is interrupted and automatically uploads them after coverage returns, preserving a complete operating record.
Find the right hardware for LoRa tracking
Selecting the right device depends on asset power specifications, solar exposure, and tracking radius. Toggle options below to find the perfect fit.
ATL-1 LoRa Tracker
Revolutionary LoRa asset tracker for endless tracking applications across yards, ports, and depots.
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How the LoRa Tracking Network Operates
A unified private wireless loop that monitors unpowered assets in real-time with zero cellular subscription fees.
Gateway Deployment
Piccolo LoRa gateways are strategically installed around your site, creating a localized private radio network up to 3/4 mile wide.
Solar Asset Tagging
Unpowered equipment, chassis, or trailers are fitted with ATL-1 solar trackers, which harvest daylight to operate continuously.
Private Radio Uplink
The ATL-1 broadcasts high-precision GPS coordinates and status alerts directly to the gateway, bypassing carrier subscriptions.
Cloud Visualization
The receiver gateway forwards the telemetry streams to Fleet.Net using secure cellular channels, updating map dashboards instantly.
Key features built for LoRa GPS tracking
Select any of the top private IoT network capabilities below to view specifications and network diagnostics.
Solar-Harvesting Battery
The ATL-1 integrates a solar charging cell that charges its backup lithium battery continually, operating indefinitely on 8 hours of light.
Operational Benefits of LoRa GPS Tracking
Deploy a private, secure radio network to track assets, log temperatures, and organize complex logistics yards without carrier cell fees.
Yard Management & Construction Sites
The ATL-1 LoRa GPS Trackers installed on various assets throughout the yard (such as generators, heavy machinery, and trailers) send GPS-based location and movement logs. Set boundaries, track gate-crossings, and get alarms on movement automatically.
Port Terminal & Chassis Tracking
Get the exact GPS location of chassis, containers, or any other asset at the port or sea terminal. Set up geofences to track vessel loading, vessel unloading, and check what assets are currently on a ship.
Cold Storage & Wireless Temperature Monitoring
LoRa powered wireless temperature sensors offer a cost-effective solution that can be set up in minutes. They enable a seamless wireless network to monitor and track room temperatures or temperature-sensitive assets across your warehouses, eliminating the need for complex IT setups or installations.
Warehouse Inventory Management
Track pallets and stacked inventories. Build a secure, private wireless LoRa network to check locations and keep environmental histories automatically without paying monthly carrier SIM subscriptions.
Our LoRa Tracking is Ideal For:
Designed for enterprise sites, depots, ports, and construction areas to track unpowered assets with zero carrier subscription overheads.
LoRa GPS Tracker FAQ
What is LoRaWAN and how does it work?
LoRaWAN stands for low-power, wide area networking protocol. It is built on top of the LoRa network, wirelessly connects devices, and manages communication between end-node trackers and gateways.
What is the difference between LoRa and Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi is used for high-speed local data transfers of large files, whereas LoRa operates at lower speeds over much longer distances, making it ideal for transmitting small GPS coordinates and sensor logs at low power.
Is LoRaWAN free?
Think of LoRa as your own private network. Unlike cellular networks that require SIM subscriptions and monthly charges, LoRa operates on unlicensed radio channels, which means there are zero monthly data fees.
How far can LoRa transmit?
LoRa transmission range without extenders or boosters is typically around 3/4 mile (1.2km) in industrial environments. Using a LoRaWAN mesh configuration can significantly extend this range across yards or sea ports.