PASSIVE TELEMATICS

Digital access
to your equipment

Scan directly to the device profile

The QR or NFC scan takes you to the individual equipment profile in SAM & RAM.

Robust and
weatherproof

Ideal for the construction site, all variants withstand weather and adverse conditions.

Quick and easy installation

Depending on the design, the telematics is glued, riveted or screwed to the equipment.

What is passive telematics for?

In addition to our IoT, which reliably sends machine data such as operating hours or live location to SAM & RAM, we offer passive telematics. Clearly visible on the equipment, these enable digital access to the individual device profile via QR and NFC scan.

We offer different variants that can be attached to large construction machines and are also suitable for small appliances.

Which variant is suitable for which device?

The selection of the appropriate telematics variant depends on the specific requirements of the device and its application. As a general rule, if an asset has been equipped with active telematics, a passive variant is fitted on the outside to enable direct access to the equipment profile.

A passive TAF is attached to small appliances such as drills or chainsaws that cannot be equipped with active boxes, enabling project or storage location assignment via app.

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FAQs

What is the purpose of the telematics boxes?

The telematics boxes are used to transfer the machine data to our SAM software and our RAM solution for construction machinery rental companies. The devices send information such as live location and technical data, such as operating hours, which can be conveniently accessed through the app.

Why are there different telematics boxes?

Since construction machinery varies widely, we at syniotec have developed different versions of telematics boxes, each tailored to specific types of construction machines. Which ones are ultimately suitable is discussed individually between syniotec and the customer during the planning stage.

How do I obtain the machine data?

Depending on the device, there are various options for reading out the machine data. CORE and LINK send the data actively and independently. For passive tags there are our TAGS with these options:

QR: Quick Response (=QR) is a two-dimensional code on the telematics device. This code is scanned with our app to access the individual device profile with all the information.
NFC: NFC stands for Near Field Communication and enables contactless exchange over a short distance. The smartphone is simply held up to the device to call up the information.

Hardware for every application

CORE

Ideal for construction machinery such as excavators or wheel loaders.

Link

Ideal for attachments such as vibratory plates or shovels.

OBD

Ideal for cars and trucks.

VOLT

Ideal for special applications such as trailers or pile work.