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How Tramigo T22 Works

Check vehicle location on mobile screen

Just insert a SIM card and your Tramigo is ready to be used immediately! You can use a pre-paid or post-paid SIM and you even get a low balance warning if running out of air time. Make sure the SIM has roaming in all the territories you want to take it to. Alternatively, you can change the SIM when traveling as no data is stored in it so swapping is easy.

Tramigo communicates through SMS with any phone model and with any brand of phone. No need to load any software, just start sending SMS messages. It is easy: sending an empty SMS will return you the current location, speed and direction. You can see your location on Google Earth satellite maps, too!

Up to 10 people can track the unit, each with an individual profile to give limited access depending how much you trust them.

T22's Main Features Include:

  • Zone crossing whenever your car nears a preset distance from your home
  • Speed alert if your son is exceeding the preset speed limit of your new car
  • Motion alert: put your Tramigo in a bag and hang it on your hotel door to get an alarm message whenever anyone enters your room
  • Journey report tells you travel details: distance, max speed, idle time in traffic jams etc
  • SOS button for emergencies: One press of the T22's inbuilt SOS button will send a distress message with your location to all users

For more T22 features, check our tracking device packages for car, motorcycle, marine and personal use.

Works as a Backup Phone

Your Tramigo T22 Portable tracking device comes with a handsfree earpiece/microphone allowing calls only to predefined numbers you set.

Patented intelligent power saving allows you to stretch the remaining power in the rechargeable high quality mobile phone battery to last for days, weeks, even months by putting your unit into deeper and deeper sleeping mode when not in use.

Tramigo is trusted by these organisations amongst others:

BMW Etisalat PLDT - Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company United Nations Walmart Mitsubishi Motors Orange