Telematics – For every application the right solution

Whether car, truck, motorcycle, bus, boat or bicycle, whether fixed or mobile installed, depending on the requirements, you will get a suitable device from us. Be completed through our various services ordered at any time via a Web-portal access, SIM cards with monthly fixed prices, connection of the devices to a central alarm and, if desired, securing and physical return of stolen vehicles and property.

For installation we recommend to approach one of our certified installation partners. For an overview of our installation partners please visit www.vergoelst.de www.contitrade.com

The RiskBox, jointly developed and manufactured by Continental, contains the latest quad-band GSM / GPRS network connection module, to ensure bidirectional exchange of information between the vehicle and the service portal. In the event of a vehicle theft, the built in GSM module transfers regularly updated GPS coordinates of the vehicle to the service center. Furthermore, the transmission of vehicle position and other data are suitable for fleet and asset management. The Continental AG, a leading global automotive supplier that flowed experience into the development and manufacturing of RiskBox to meet the specific requirements of Automotive OEM quality and reliability. The RiskBox is manufactured in accordance to the TS16949 automotive quality standard. The basic version of the RiskBox, the RiskBox 1000, can be used for vehicle tracking, fleet management, and basic insurance telematics applications such as PAYD (Pay-As-You-Drive). The modular software includes services such as Vehicle tracking, detection of incoming alarms, emergency button, motion detector, tilt detection, immobilization by remote triggering and positioning and fleet management. The services can be individually enabled or disabled. This is done either during installation or later using a GPRS connection. An over-the-air protocol provides robust data transmission and is easily expandable to define and add additional services.

ROMAD

The ROMAD personal safety telephone is the pinnacle in mobile technology. The ROMAD RSP-100 is small, slim and light. With dimensions of 90mm (height), 46mm (width) and a depth of 17.5 mm, the device is compact and comfortable. With only 62.5 g (with battery), the lightweight device can be worn on a lanyard.

Over the air interface, commands can be transmitted to the RSP-100. The unit has 4 pre-programmed speed-dial numbers and a robust SOS alarm button. Additional 15 numbers can be stored in the phonebook, making a total of 20 numbers (including SOS number). The screen is organized in a clear manner, has a size of 96×25 pixels and shows lasting battery and signal indicators.

The solid construction and quality workmanship guarantee high quality. A simple and clear operation shall ensure that the RSP-100 is very versatile. Whether in the field of forest work, agriculture, or in safety, health, transport and all other areas where people are traveling alone, the RSP-100 is the ideal companion.

VHF-System

Probably the best known and most popular VHF system comes from the U.S. company LoJack. It is an electronic system for search and location of stolen vehicles. It was developed at MIT in the U.S. and was produced in the past by Continental.

LoJack locates stolen vehicles within two hours after the alarm call in average. LoJack operates worldwide in more than 25 countries. More than 4 million units were sold. Approx. 200,000 stolen vehicles were recovered.

How does it work?

After installation at a contractor or a car dealer, the system is basically in “standby” mode. This means that the electronic VHF transmitters permanently is ready for activation. In the case of unauthorized movement of the vehicle, the system is activated and begins with the sending of an alarm code to the Operational Center (OC). There, the vehicle data will be reviewed and the search begins. The searching vehicles and helicopters are equipped with special receivers for the search. If the vehicle is located, the police will be informed in order to ensure the vehicle and possibly arrest the thief. In the U.S., the LoJack system is in almost all states in use. The police is using the built in finding receiver in their vehicles to locate the stolen vehicles.

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