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TRACKER stolen vehicle recovery systems work like an electronic homing device. A covert transmitter is hidden discretely in one of several dozen places around your vehicle.

There is no visible aerial or other identifying feature so the thief can't see it and won't know it's there.

Even if your vehicle is taken to France or Spain, or actually stolen whilst you are in either of these countries, TRACKER can still locate your vehicle.

Stage 1:

Tracker HQ is allerted automatically if vehicle is illegally moved or
Vehicle owner contacts TRACKER HQ and the police to inform that their vehicle has been stolen.

Stage 2:
TRACKER HQ activates the unit hidden in the stolen vehicle. The vehicle is now emitting a silent land based radio signal.

Stage 3:
The silent signal can now be picked up by any of the UK's 52 police forces that are within the vicinity of the stolen vehicle. The signal will direct the police to the exact location of the stolen vehicle.

Stage 4:
On customer request, a uniformed guard waits with your vehicle until it is recovered to a destination of your choice - anywhere in mainland Britain. This service applies only to stolen vehicles located within mainland Great Britain.

Tracker Plant Subscriptions: £125.00 inc vat per anum or

                                           £350.00 inc vat Duration

10 out of 10 for TRACKER Plant

Locating and recovering 10 missing pieces of plant equipment from all around the country is not an easy task, but one which TRACKER was more than equal to when UFB Finance Group reported missing a stock of minidiggers worth £150,000.

As the minidiggers were fitted with TRACKER systems, police in Wiltshire, Surrey, London, Essex, Bedfordshire and South Wales were able to track the signals from all 10 of the activated systems, locating and recovering the equipment within just three weeks.

Paul Collins, construction manager for UFB said, "We were delighted to get a 100% success rate from TRACKER with all the activated systems leading to recoveries. Plant equipment can be particularly vulnerable to theft, so ensuring maximum security is a cost-effective exercise".