
AssetTrac™
Peel-and-stick trailer tracking
You want trailer health, not just a dot on the map.
- Peel-and-stick, no harness to route
- Light-out detection and ABS fault monitoring
- On-demand trailer pre-checks from the dashboard
AirIQ with Phillips Connect puts real-time data and actionable analytics on every trailer you run: location, cargo, tires, brakes and lights, reported into your dashboard beside your trucks.
You don't need a big fleet. Most customers run 20 to 50 vehicles, and plenty run fewer.
A trailer sits at a customer site for three weeks because nobody remembered it. A reefer drifts overnight. A soft tire runs until it blows. One leaves the yard at 2 a.m. and nobody finds out until Monday. Trailers are the blind spot in most fleets.
Unauthorized-movement and geofence alerts fire the moment a trailer leaves a yard it shouldn't, and live position is what turns a police report into a recovery. Customizable by asset, so the trailers that matter most are the ones that interrupt you.
Service planned against what the trailer actually reports, instead of a calendar and a hope.
Dwell, detention and whether a trailer left full: the numbers behind a billing conversation.
The devices are the easy part. What you buy is what their sensors make possible: where the trailer is, what is inside it, and whether the tires will make the trip.
Real-time data for improved operations
Pre-built and customizable dashboards monitor the whole trailer fleet, so decisions get made on status, location, and availability as they are now, not as they were at last week’s yard check.
Continual insights into trailer status
Dwell time and loading practices quietly cost real money. Volumetric data on interior dimensions and remaining capacity shows whether a trailer left full or half empty, with images to back it up.
Tire health solutions for trailers
Tires need checking more than anything else on a truck, because they fail more than anything else on a truck. Pressure monitoring turns that into a number someone can act on before it blows.
Smart trailer intelligence, in the cab
Every sensor here is worth more if the person driving knows about it. DriverAssist puts trailer data in the cab in real time: pairing, tire pressure, door status, and more.
Phillips Connect calls it the Internet of Trailers™: GPS, cameras, and sensors across brakes, lights, tires, and cargo. Fit what the job needs now and add to it later.
Behind them sits Connect1™, the interface that decodes what each sensor is saying: notifications, geofencing and sub-geofencing, asset lists, maintenance schedules, reporting, and analytics.
Sub-organize a fleet so different groups or customers see only their own assets, which is how leasing operations run it.
Sensor availability varies by trailer and by device. Your quote confirms what fits the trailers you run.
Each of these is a different device, not a trim level. Pick the line below that sounds like your fleet.

Peel-and-stick trailer tracking
You want trailer health, not just a dot on the map.

Covert trailer tracking
The tracker has to survive being looked for.

Solar-powered trailer tracking
The trailer sits for weeks between hauls.
All three put the trailer on the same map as your trucks. The choice comes down to power and how visible the device should be.
| Feature | AssetTrac™Peel-and-stick trailerSee AssetTrac™ | StealthNet™Covert trackerSee StealthNet™ | SolarNET™Solar-powered GPSSee SolarNET™ |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | |||
| Best for | Powered trailers you want reporting in an afternoon | Trailers a thief should never find the tracker on | Trailers that sit for weeks between hauls |
| Install | |||
| Typical install time | Peel and stick | About 10 minutes | Dual mounting options |
| Concealable | – | ✓ | – |
| Power | |||
| Power source | Trailer power, with battery GPS | With or without trailer power | Solar, with battery |
| Runs without vehicle power | – | ✓ | ✓ |
| Backup battery | – | Six months | Double the usual capacity |
| Battery life | – | Six-month backup | Recharges in daylight |
| Positioning and network | |||
| How it reports position | GPS over 4G-LTE | GPS | GPS |
| What you get back | |||
| Temperature | With a temp sensor fitted | – | – |
| Trailer health: tires, brakes, lights | Light-out and ABS fault monitoring | – | – |
| Environment | |||
| Weatherproof housing | Outdoor rated | Waterproof | Outdoor rated |
Only the lines where these 3 differ are shown. Everything they share, including the dashboard and month-to-month terms, is on the full comparison.
No engine, no power, no problem. Years of location on one set of batteries.
Containers, generators, skid steers, heavy equipment: AirIQ's own self-powered hardware puts a dot on the map for the assets smart trailer tech isn't built for.

Solar GPS for equipment with no power to draw on. No wiring, no battery to replace, and position as often as every 30 seconds.

Battery-powered GPS for unpowered assets and heavy equipment. Years on one set of batteries. Mount it and forget it.

Temperature and condition monitoring for reefers and sensitive cargo, reported alongside location.
— Mike, President, major car rental company
Losses stop when everything reports its position. The same visibility behind that rental fleet's year without a lost vehicle is what smart trailer tracking brings to every trailer you run.
Trailers, reefers, containers, yard equipment — tell us what you run and we will come back with what fits, not a brochure.
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A live demo of trailers, equipment, and reefers on one screen, then you decide. No contract either way.
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