A telematics control unit collects data from a vehicle’s sensors and system. For example, a telematics control unit in car fleets will gather information such as speed, location, fuel consumption, and engine performance. This data is then processed and transmitted to a central server or fleet management system.  

Telematic controls enable real-time tracking, remote diagnostics, and monitoring of driving behaviour. A telematics unit can then support functions that range from navigation to emergency assistance. This makes them an essential addition to modern fleet management.  

A telematics control unit works by interfacing with the vehicle’s electronic systems to gather data from various sensors. It uses GPS technology to track location and cellular networks, transmitting data to a central server. The unit then processes information on elements like vehicle speed, fuel usage, engine health, and driver behaviour.  

Yet, it doesn’t just collect and process this data. The unit also analyses it to deliver actionable insights for fleet management. This allows a business to monitor and optimise their operations effectively – in real-time.  

Radius is a leading provider of telematics solutions – and that includes the development and deployment of telematics control units. With a wealth of experience in the industry, we offer cutting-edge technology which allows businesses to optimise their fleet management and operational efficiency.  

Our telematics control units feature robust design and advanced features, where reliable performance – along with real-time data accuracy – is a given. By choosing Radius, your business benefits from comprehensive telematics solutions to enhance safety, reduce costs, and enhance overall fleet performance.