Mobile GPS Tracker Alarms

Peace of Mind with our Personal GPS Tracking Device

If you have someone you want to keep safe, a personal GPS tracker may be exactly the solution you need. Whether an elderly person with dementia, a vulnerable child or a teenager, a lone woman or anyone with a health condition, a tracker enables you to know exactly where they are and means you can help them if an emergency situation occurs, or they need help of any sort.

These trackers can be worn unobtrusively, either in the form of a pendant around the neck or a smart watch on the wrist. This means, that wherever the wearer goes, their exact location will be known and can be communicated to family members or to a control centre. The convenience of these devices means users will always wear them because they become part of normal life, and they will not really be aware of them.

How our Personal GPS Locator Keeps Your Loved Ones Safe

For every tracker device, you can set up a list of contacts and the required frequency of notifications. These contacts can be family members, carers or a central monitoring station, and all or any of them can receive notifications, on mobile phones or other devices, of the whereabouts of the wearer. All this happens in real time, so you have constantly up-to-date information. The frequency of the alerts should be sufficient so they are reasonably current but not too many, so they are ignored and reduce battery life too much.

Another important feature of each tracking device is the geofencing function. This can be used to set up a geographic area within which the user will normally stay. If the wearer moves outside the boundary of the area, an alert is immediately sent to all contacts on the list. This feature is particularly useful for people with dementia who have a tendency to wander and means they can be kept safe within the designated area. It may also apply to anyone whose movements are to be restricted.

Tracking devices may also have other useful functions:

• an SOS button that can be pressed to alert for problems and provide help quickly
• two-way communications to permit conversations between the user and carers so the user never feels isolated
• fall detection if the device drops suddenly or speed detection if the wearer boards a vehicle, with both triggering alerts
• non-movement detection that will trigger an alert if the wearer shows no signs of motion after a specified period.

Practical Solutions to Safeguarding

The main functions of a GPS tracker are to determine the location of the wearer, identify if they are not where they should be and alert people to any variances. However, other features add to the usefulness of these devices by warning of various irregularities and providing communication with the wearer.

Our trackers are reliable, comfortable to wear, have all the functionality you need and are resilient with long battery life. They are, therefore, the best way to ensure your loved ones stay safe while retaining their independence.
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