Korvatrack battery-powered trackers help sanitation and event companies locate portable restrooms, verify placement, and recover units that go missing.
Portable restroom companies place thousands of units at construction sites, festivals, parks, and roadsides, and keeping track of each one is a daily challenge. Units get moved, tipped, or taken, and a map that shows where every restroom actually sits is a practical tool for servicing routes and billing. Route managers and owners gain a reliable view of every unit across active sites, depots, and event grounds, which supports planning and customer communication.
Korvatrack battery-powered trackers are small enough to conceal inside a unit and require no wiring. GPS tracking for portable restrooms supports geofences around depots and event grounds, movement alerts, and location history through the web and mobile apps. Route managers and owners see the same current picture, whether the fleet is modest or large. Fleets of any size can use it.
Portable restrooms have no electrical system, so a compact battery-powered tracker hidden inside the molded shell reports location without wiring or visible hardware.
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A self-contained, long-life GPS tracker for trailers, containers, unpowered equipment and valuable assets. Attach it and it reports on its own.
A live map confirms that units were delivered to the correct site, which resolves disputes with event organizers and contractors about location and timing. Disputes shrink.
Seeing where units sit helps managers build efficient servicing routes and avoids trips to sites where units have already been removed. Fuel and time are saved on every route.
Movement alerts and geofences flag restrooms that are shifted, loaded onto a vehicle, or taken off a site, which helps recovery efforts begin quickly. Owners can respond promptly.
After an event, owners can see which units remain on the grounds, speeding up collection and reducing the number of units left behind. Collection runs faster.
Choose the events you want to hear about and who should be told. Alerts arrive as push notifications in the mobile apps and by email, and each one is logged in the platform.
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Learn moreYes. A compact battery-powered tracker can be fastened inside a wall cavity, roof section, or sealed compartment, out of sight. Placement should keep the device dry and allow GPS signal to reach it through the plastic shell. Sealing against moisture matters.
Reporting intervals can be tuned to stretch battery life, and the platform raises a low battery alert when a unit needs attention. Servicing crews can swap or recharge trackers during regular routes. Trackers can be recharged during scheduled servicing visits.
GPS provides the position, while cellular coverage determines how often it reports. Even at remote sites with limited service, the platform shows the last reported location and updates once the tracker reconnects. Gaps in reporting do not erase the unit from the platform.
Tell us what you need to track. We will recommend the right tracker for each vehicle and asset and send an itemized quote.