ATEX Asset Tracking Device

Our ATEX asset tracking solution is intended for hazardous-area applications where intrinsically safe equipment is required. This makes it relevant for businesses operating in environments where explosive atmospheres, flammable materials or elevated site risk mean that conventional tracking hardware is not suitable.

Trackmatic supports businesses looking for a more specialist GPS tracking approach for assets operating in demanding environments, including tankers, containers, pumps, generators and other high-value equipment.

Typical industries and ATEX tracking applications

• Oil and gas operations
• Fuel distribution and tanker fleets
• Chemical sites and refineries
• Offshore and specialist industrial operations
• Hazardous-area construction and infrastructure projects
• Utilities, mining and other explosive-risk environments

In these settings, asset visibility, movement awareness and operational oversight can be especially important, particularly where equipment is valuable, mobile or deployed across multiple high-risk locations.

Key features of our ATEX tracking solution

• ATEX-oriented intrinsically safe tracking capability for hazardous-area requirements
• Suitable for specialist operational environments where standard GPS hardware may not be appropriate
• Tracking options for assets without a permanent power source
• Movement and location-related alerts
• Geofence visibility and location-based exception reporting
• Cloud-based tracking platform accessible remotely
• Historic movement review and utilisation insight

Trackmatic provides a software-led platform that allows businesses to review location history, monitor asset movement and respond more quickly when equipment moves outside expected patterns.

Why businesses use ATEX asset tracking

ATEX asset tracking can help improve visibility over specialist equipment deployed in environments where safety, control and asset awareness are critical. For businesses operating in hazardous locations, knowing where equipment is, when it moves and how long it has been on site can support both security and operational planning.

This type of tracking is often relevant where loss, theft, redeployment delays or uncertainty around asset location can create operational and commercial problems.