Battery-powered GPS trackers show where refrigerated trailers are, how long they sit at docks and whether they leave yards without authorization.
Refrigerated trailers are costly equipment hauling goods that cannot afford delays. Carriers and shippers need to know where each reefer is, whether it is moving toward delivery and how long it has waited at a dock or yard. A Korvatrack battery-powered GPS tracker mounts to the trailer and reports position independently, so visibility continues whether or not a tractor is connected.
Korvatrack tracks location rather than temperature, and that distinction matters. The platform records trip history, dock dwell time and yard movement, and sends alerts for geofence entry or exit, unplugging and low battery. Those tools help operators find idle equipment, document delays at customer facilities and respond quickly if a trailer departs unexpectedly, while any temperature monitoring remains with the refrigeration unit or a separate system.
Reefer trailers are frequently dropped and left unattended, so a self-powered tracker mounted to the trailer keeps reporting without a tractor connection.
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Geofences at shippers, receivers and cold storage facilities log how long a reefer stays, giving carriers dated records to discuss delays with customers. Dated records make those conversations factual.
Locate refrigerated trailers sitting unused at customer sites or remote yards, then redeploy them to loads instead of leaving costly equipment parked. Better utilization lowers the cost of owning spare equipment.
Movement and geofence exit alerts notify managers when a trailer leaves a terminal outside planned activity, so they can follow its live position. Quick awareness shortens response time.
Trip history and current positions help carriers balance reefer trailers between terminals and avoid shortages in one region while units sit idle in another. Shortages become easier to see before they affect customers.
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.
How alerts workKorvatrack tracks tractors, trailers and containers in real time so carriers and freight brokers can improve dispatch, protect cargo and keep customers informed.
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Learn moreNo. Korvatrack tracks location, movement, trip history and alerts such as geofence activity, tamper events and low battery. It does not read cargo or refrigeration unit temperatures, so carriers who need temperature records should use the unit's own system or a separate monitoring solution.
Yes. Every tracked trailer appears on the live map, and geofences at customer facilities show how long each one has been on site. Fleet managers can use that information to schedule pickups and recover equipment that has been sitting too long.
Yes. The battery-powered tracker has its own power, so it continues to report position when a reefer is dropped in a yard or at a dock. Low battery alerts help managers plan service before the device stops reporting. Planning ahead prevents gaps in coverage.
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