Compact battery-powered GPS trackers protect utility, landscape and equipment trailers from theft and help owners find them quickly across yards and job sites.
Utility trailers are among the easiest assets to take. They are light, they have a standard hitch and they often sit unattended at job sites, in driveways or behind shops. Many are loaded with mowers, tools or machinery worth far more than the trailer. A Korvatrack battery-powered GPS tracker hides inside or on the trailer and reports its location independently of the truck.
A tracker changes what happens after a loss or a mix-up. Owners can open the live map, see where the trailer is moving and share that position with the right people. Day to day, geofences confirm that trailers returned to the yard, movement alerts warn about unplanned departures and trip history shows which crews used which trailer, which helps small businesses manage shared equipment with less friction.
Utility trailers have little or no wiring, so a small battery-powered tracker can be hidden on the frame or inside the trailer without electrical work.
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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.
Movement and tamper alerts notify owners when a trailer is hooked up and taken, and the live map shows where it is heading so they can respond quickly.
Trip history shows which crew moved a trailer and where it went, helping landscaping and contracting businesses manage shared trailers and the tools inside them.
Geofences around the shop or yard confirm that trailers came back at the end of the day, reducing time spent searching for missing equipment. Less searching saves valuable crew time.
Rental businesses can follow trailers in the field, confirm they stay within agreed areas and locate units that are late being returned. Location records also support clear conversations about late returns.
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 crew trucks, trailers and mowers so landscaping companies can keep routes efficient and protect equipment that is easy to take.
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Learn moreYes. Korvatrack battery-powered trackers are compact, so they fit inside a toolbox, along the frame or in another discreet spot. Concealment makes the device harder to find, and tamper alerts notify owners if someone disturbs or removes it. Installation takes only a few minutes.
No. Battery-powered trackers are self-contained, so they do not rely on trailer wiring or a connection to the tow vehicle. Owners simply mount the unit, activate it and view the trailer on the live map from the web or mobile app.
Yes. You can set movement and after-hours alerts so notifications arrive when a trailer moves outside approved times. The live map then shows its current position, and trip history records the route for review and reporting afterward. Timely notice improves the chance of acting quickly.
Tell us what you need to track. We will recommend the right tracker for each vehicle and asset and send an itemized quote.