gps vehicle tracker.What should be noted when installing Beidou/GPS positioners on electric vehicles

　　Electric vehicles, including two wheel, three wheel, and four wheel electric vehicles, are the means of transportation and transportation for many people. However, due to the lack of license plates and other reasons, it is not uncommon for electric vehicles to be stolen or lost. Installing Beidou and GPS anti-theft devices has become an indispensable anti-theft method for electric vehicle owners. So, what issues should be paid attention to when selecting and installing GPS locators? The information is summarized as follows:

　　1. Be aware of the power supply voltage of Beidou and GPS locators when purchasing

　　The power supply voltage of electric vehicles is different from that of cars, and the commonly used GPS in the market is car GPS locators. If you don't know the working voltage, buying a GPS device may not work. For example, the power supply voltage of a typical car is 12V, while the battery voltage of a two wheel electric vehicle is 48V. When choosing Beidou and GPS locators, users should try to choose devices with wide voltage adaptation, such as T3A with 9-80V adaptive voltage.

　　2. Please try to choose an intelligent Beidou/GPS locator as much as possible

　　A general locator can set a positioning return frequency, which is to send a positioning data packet to the GPS server at regular intervals, such as every 30 seconds. If an electric vehicle is parked for a long time without charging, it is likely to run out of battery power and cause battery feeding, thereby affecting battery life. The intelligent Beidou/GPS locator refers to the built-in 3D motion sensor of the locator, which can automatically detect whether the vehicle is moving or stationary, thereby switching the operating frequency of the device to minimize the impact of GPS locator operation on the battery.

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