Fleet Management Devices

Reduce Overhead. Increase Effectiveness. Improve Your Bottom Line.

There is a distinct savings advantage to fleet monitoring, as it improves performance, reduces cost and increases billable hours. The average U.S. company which employs a GPS based fleet management system realizes:

A 28% improvement in operator compliance
An 11% reduction in vehicle maintenance costs
A 13% improvement in vehicle utilization
A 12% increase in overall service profitability

-- (Aberdeen Group: Service on the Move: Drive Profitability via Fleet Management 2008)

For Cars, Trucks, and Semis	For Tractor Trailers, Rail Cars and Shipping Containers	For Logging Vehicle Data Without Tracking
GT 3000 Series: Basic model for fleet monitoring and tracking, and vehicle security measures.	CTS 100: Small, self-contained, and versatile, good for tracking trailers and containers across the country.	DSP 100: An over-speed warning device for trip mileage records.
GT 3620: GPS unit, vehicle alarm, works with onboard diagnostics and has zero power drain.	CTS 2000: Super long battery life for across the country and then some. Excellent for long hauls and overseas shipping.	BB 100: For accident records, trip mileage, and car status records
GT 5000: Advanced telemetry for the most in-depth reporting. Can interface with Garmin devices.	CTS 3000: Track your overseas shipment across the ocean and then some. Automatic "Port Reached" alert.	BB 200-RF: Logs trip telemetry, plus enabled RF communication.
GT 6000-3G: Top of the line. GPS, alarm, anti-theft countermeasures, and Bluetooth wireless internet.	TLU and STLU: Solar-powered trailer tracking units, good for monitoring remote drops and trailer access.
GT 8000: Ruggedly built for the most extreme conditions and the most remote environments.	WP 100: Entirely wind-powered tracking unit, excellent for rail cars and trailers always on the move.
	WP 300: A solar/wind-powered hybrid trailer tracking device that runs indefinitely.

Reliable Hardware. Specialized Devices. Detailed Reporting.

Portman tracking and monitoring devices are designed, built, and rigorously tested by engineers with decades of experience and knowledge of the conditions a GPS device has to operate in -- which is why our devices continue to work where others fail. Portman's R&D team has developed a wider array of GPS devices for specific applications than anyone else on the market. With Portman devices installed, you can see your drivers’ locations, with minute by minute updates. Specialized sensors can tell you not only your vehicle’s current position, direction, and speed, but also that the engine is running hot, the tire pressure is low, and it’s overdue for a transmission fluid change. This type of information can help you to keep your fleet on the road, instead of in the shop. Our system and devices report more OBD (On Board Diagnostic) data than any other on the market -- enough for you to form a complete picture of what is happening with your fleet.

Portman devices can save your organization time and money, in both direct and indirect ways:

•      Extend the life of the client’s fleet vehicles •      Improve Response Times

•      Increase Driver & Vehicle Safety •      Cut Fleet Sizes & Costs

•      Improve Invoicing Accuracy •      Reduce Labor Costs

•      Improve Productivity •      Theft Recovery