Asset tracker installation
GO Anywhere has nothing to wire or recharge: press the button, screw it down, and it reports for up to 10 years on one battery. GO Anywhere Plus runs on battery or wires in for near-real-time reporting.
Size and Fit
Trailers, roll-offs, dumpsters, containers, and equipment with no power.
Anything that travels, from dry vans to roll-off bins.
Outdoors, with a clear view of the sky, press the button. A fast flash means it is configured and reporting.
Pick a spot with a clear view of the sky and little metal around it.
Screw it down.
It checks in on its own, and we tune the reporting rate with you.
Steel assets that mostly sit, like generators and storage containers.
Press the button outdoors and wait for the fast flash.
Mount it with magnets on a clean, flat steel surface with a view of the sky.
We confirm it is reporting.
Trailers, generators, and powered equipment that sit between jobs.
Press the button outdoors.
Screw it down, or use magnets on parked steel.
A fast flash means it is working on battery, for up to 5 years with power-saving modes.
We set the right mode per asset at rollout.
Near-real-time reporting plus engine hours, ignition state, and distance.
We confirm the right wiring for the asset before anything ships.
Connect the leads to the asset's power and ignition.
Press the button and screw it down.
A solid light means it sees power and ignition, and we confirm engine hours on your map.
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Video from Geotab's official channel, shown as a product overview. We set the right mode per asset at rollout, on battery or wired, and confirm it is reporting with you.
Special Cases
Aluminum trailers, round tanks, containers, and remote yards are still a job for your own crew.
Your crew: Screws it to a solid rail or frame member with a clear view of the sky; on aluminum, screws do the job.
How we help: Anything that travels, from dry vans to roll-off bins, gets screws, and we confirm it is reporting.
Your crew: Sets it on magnets on the flattest clean face, or screws it to a flat rail or bracket, open sky above.
How we help: The button press is the same either way, and we confirm it is reporting.
Your crew: Mounts it outside and up high, on the container's top rail or upper edge, not inside the box.
How we help: Up top, with a clear view of the sky, it reports wherever the container travels.
Your crew: Moves the asset into the open or into coverage and presses the button again.
How we help: It also keeps trying on its own, and a fast flash means it is configured and reporting.
Your crew: Installs it the same way.
How we help: It stores messages for the next check-in; GO Anywhere Plus adds Starlink Direct-to-Cell through select carriers.
Your crew: Installs it either way; with no ignition signal, a fast flash means it is working.
How we help: We confirm the right wiring before anything ships, so engine hours match real use.
Screws for anything that travels, from dry vans to roll-off bins, and magnets for parked steel with open sky above.
Yes. Screw it to a solid rail or frame member with open sky above; on aluminum, screws do the job.
A fast flash after the button press means it is configured and reporting, and without signal it keeps trying.
No. It runs on battery, or wires to the asset's power for near-real-time reporting plus engine hours and distance.
We stay on the line until the device is reporting. New to Geotab: start with a free demo device.