A tracker earns its place in the minutes after a dog disappears through a hedge. This one reports its position over the mobile network and falls back on Wi-Fi positioning indoors, where satellite reception usually breaks down.
The geofence is the part most owners end up relying on daily: you draw a safe zone on the map and the app alerts you when your pet leaves it. Route history shows where the animal has actually been, which often explains a lot about how it gets out.
Two functions help at the moment of the search itself. The voice callback lets you speak through the device to call your pet back, and a remote ringtone helps you locate an animal hiding within earshot but out of sight. An automatic LED responds to ambient light, and a low-battery alert warns you before the tracker goes quiet.
Key features
- GPS positioning accurate to 5-15 m in open sky
- Wi-Fi positioning indoors, within 15-100 m in range
- Geofence alerts when your pet leaves the safe zone
- Route history viewable in the mobile app
- Voice callback and remote ringtone to help you locate your pet
- IP67 rated, with automatic LED and low-battery alert
Specifications
- Networks: 4G-FDD bands 1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/20/28A, 3G-WCDMA bands 1/2/5/8, 2G-GSM bands 2/3/5/8
- GPS accuracy: 5-15 m in open sky
- Wi-Fi accuracy: 15-100 m within range
- Fix time: 30 s cold boot, 29 s warm boot, 5 s hot boot (open sky)
- Water resistance: IP67
- Battery: 500 mAh
- Size: 52 x 42 x 15 mm
- Weight: 35 g
- Operating temperature: -20 C to +60 C
- Operating humidity: 5% to 95% RH
- Colours: Army green, dark grey, lavender, multi
Ideal for
- Dogs that roam or escape from gardens
- Outdoor cats over a wide territory
- Walks off the lead in unfamiliar areas
- Owners who want route history as well as live position
Package Includes
- 1 x GPS pet tracker
Good to know
This device locates over mobile networks, so it requires an active SIM with a data plan. Confirm the SIM format and any app subscription with your supplier before ordering. All GPS devices are subject to positional error and to delays introduced by mobile operators: reported positions are indicative and should be treated as guidance rather than an exact location.