Stay connected, hitched or not.
Know where your trailers are. Know when they move. Stay in control.
Tracking a trailer isn’t the same as tracking the vehicle pulling it.
TritonTrak uses a discreet, robust trailer tracker to maintain visibility across the different ways trailers are used.
When your trailer is connected and, on the move, live tracking gives your team an accurate view of its location during the journey.
When the towing vehicle leaves, the connection remains.
Multiple accurate location positions help you keep track of trailers when they are parked, stored or waiting for their next job.
Movement reports and journey replays give you a clearer picture of where a trailer has been and how it has moved.
Security and movement alerts can be sent directly to the TritonTrak mobile app, helping your team identify unexpected movement without constantly checking the platform.
Service and maintenance alerts help keep upcoming requirements on the radar, wherever the trailer happens to be.
Connected while it’s moving. Connected while it’s not.
UK based support.
Worth of vehicles & equipment protected.
Customer retention.
Return on investment.
See trailer location while it is coupled and travelling between locations.
Maintain visibility when trailers are parked, stored or separated from the towing vehicle.
Receive notifications when movement is detected and investigate unexpected activity quickly.
Look back at previous trailer movements and understand where an asset has travelled.
Get clearer information about trailer activity without piecing it together manually.
Keep upcoming maintenance visible and plan work more effectively.
Track trailers using technology designed to remain unobtrusive in demanding working environments.
Trailer security isn’t only about knowing where an asset ended up. It’s about knowing when something changes.
TritonTrak can send movement and security alerts straight to your mobile app, helping the right people respond quickly when unexpected activity takes place.
Unexpected movement?
Know about it.
Trailer somewhere it shouldn’t be?
Check it.
Need its current location?
Open the app.
A trailer GPS tracker gives you another layer of visibility around valuable assets that may otherwise spend long periods away from drivers, depots or permanent power supplies.
More awareness. Fewer blind spots. Better control.
Can you track a trailer when it’s uncoupled?
Yes. A trailer can be tracked while uncoupled using a suitable battery-powered trailer tracker.
TritonTrak provides multiple accurate location positions while the trailer is separated from its towing vehicle. That means your team can still see where trailers are parked, stored or waiting for their next journey.
Because the moment a trailer is dropped shouldn’t be the moment it drops off your radar.
The right tracker for trailers depends on more than simply whether it can show a location on a map. Think about how your trailers actually operate.
If trailers spend significant periods away from the towing vehicle, you need a solution that can maintain visibility without relying on the vehicle itself.
Movement and security alerts can help your team spot unexpected activity without continually checking trailer locations manually.
Journey history and movement reports can provide valuable operational context when you need to understand where an asset has been.
Service and maintenance alerts turn tracking data into something more useful for the wider operation.
A standalone tracker solves one problem.A connected system can help your teams manage vehicles, trailers, plant and assets together. That’s why TritonTrak doesn’t start with an off-the-shelf box.
We start with how you work.
Knowing where a trailer is right now matters. Sometimes you need to know how it got there too.
Movement reports and journey replays help you understand previous trailer activity, making it easier to answer questions about where an asset has travelled and when.
Because your business doesn’t work in boxes. Your tracking shouldn’t either.
Tracking the asset is only part of managing it. A trailer being away from the depot shouldn’t mean maintenance disappears from view.
TritonTrak can provide service and maintenance alerts to help your team stay ahead of upcoming requirements.
That means:
Your trailer tracker isn’t only helping you know where an asset is.
It’s helping you keep it working.
Neither should your tracking.
TritonTrak can connect trailer tracking with the vehicles, plant, equipment and other assets across your business. So instead of jumping between different platforms and systems, your team gets a clearer, more connected picture of what’s happening across the operation.
Because your business doesn’t work in boxes. Your tracking shouldn’t either.
Let’s build a system that works for your business.
A trailer tracker is a device used to monitor the location and movement of a trailer. A trailer GPS tracker can help businesses maintain visibility over trailers while they are travelling, parked, stored or separated from the towing vehicle.
TritonTrak combines trailer location information with movement alerts, journey history and maintenance reminders through one connected platform.
Yes. A suitable battery-powered trailer tracker can continue providing location information while the trailer is uncoupled.
TritonTrak gives businesses multiple accurate trailer positions while uncoupled, helping maintain visibility when assets are parked or stored away from their towing vehicle.
Yes. TritonTrak provides live tracking when a trailer is coupled and travelling, allowing authorised users to view its location as it moves through the operation.
Yes. Trailer tracking can provide an additional layer of trailer security by giving businesses greater visibility of an asset’s location and movement.
TritonTrak can send security and movement alerts to the mobile app, helping your team investigate unexpected activity quickly.
TritonTrak can provide security and movement alerts through the mobile app, allowing your team to identify unexpected trailer movement without continually monitoring the platform.
Yes. TritonTrak provides movement reports and journey replays, helping authorised users review previous trailer activity and understand where an asset has travelled.
Yes. Trailer tracking can support wider asset management by keeping service and maintenance requirements visible.
TritonTrak provides service and maintenance alerts to help teams plan upcoming work and reduce reliance on separate manual reminders.
Yes. TritonTrak uses a discreet, robust tracking unit designed for use in demanding working environments.
Its unobtrusive design helps the tracker remain less obvious while continuing to provide useful location and movement information.
Yes. TritonTrak is designed for connected asset management, allowing trailer tracking to sit alongside the wider vehicles, plant and assets across your operation.
This gives your teams a clearer view without creating another standalone system to manage.
The best trailer GPS tracker depends on how the trailer is used, how often it is uncoupled, the visibility your team needs and the security risks surrounding the asset.
Businesses should consider location updates while uncoupled, movement alerts, journey history, maintenance functionality and whether the trailer tracker can integrate into their wider asset tracking system.
TritonTrak builds its tracking solutions around these operational requirements rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
Smarter plant tracking. Stronger plant security. Plant tracking should do more than show you where a machine is.
Connect your vehicles, your drivers, and your day-to-day decisions, so you’re not just watching your fleet, you’re running it.
Our battery powered tracking gives you total visibility and control over the assets others can’t track.
