The AT-19 2G Mini GPS Tracking Device is a compact, Net Domain Technologies compatible GPS tracker designed for discreet vehicle installation. Built for cars, motorcycles, buses, trucks and vans, the AT-19 delivers real-time tracking and essential telemetry over GSM/GPRS so fleet managers and vehicle owners can monitor position, speed and driving routes through the Net Domain Technologies platform.
With support for TCP/GPRS and SMS reporting, inline installation options and enterprise customization, the AT-19 is positioned as a practical choice for fleet management, anti-theft protection and logistics operations. Optional features—including remote voice monitoring and SOS emergency alerts—make it suitable for safety-conscious deployments when matched with the correct firmware or accessories.
Key Highlights
- Net Domain Technologies compatible real-time tracking — GPS position and route history available on Net Domain Technologies dashboards.
- Compact, covert form factor (89 × 51 × 15 mm) ideal for short-term or hidden vehicle installation.
- 2G GSM/GPRS connectivity with TCP and SMS reporting for reliable telemetry and alerts.
- Vehicle telemetry features: ACC on/off (ignition) monitoring, overspeed alerts, door open/close alarms and geofence notifications.
- Remote fuel cut (immobilizer) capability to support anti-theft interventions when integrated via Net Domain Technologies.
- Optional remote voice monitoring and SOS emergency alerts for enhanced security and incident response.
- Customizable for enterprise deployments with advertised lifetime free platform access (verify terms with supplier).
How It Works with Net Domain Technologies
The AT-19 transmits GNSS position and vehicle telemetry to Net Domain Technologies via GSM/GPRS (TCP) or SMS. Once connected, Net Domain Technologies displays live location, speed, route history and alarm events, enabling dispatchers and fleet managers to react to incidents, optimize routes and enforce policies in real time. Remote commands sent from Net Domain Technologies can actuate supported outputs such as fuel cut where hardware and permissions allow.
- Real-time location and telemetry updates: continuous position, speed and route reporting to Net Domain Technologies.
- Ignition and alarm status: ACC on/off detection, door open/close alarms and overspeed alerts are reported for immediate notification.
- Fuel monitoring and immobilizer actions: remote fuel cut support provides an anti-theft option through Net Domain Technologies command workflows (requires correct wiring and authorization).
- Geofence and event-based alerts: entry/exit notifications and configurable alarm thresholds feed directly into Net Domain Technologies alerting and reporting.
- Optional remote voice monitoring and SOS: can be integrated to trigger live audio monitoring or emergency escalation through Net Domain Technologies where supported by firmware/accessory.
- Bluetooth sensors: the AT-19 product page does not list built-in Bluetooth sensors; Net Domain Technologies deployments can often integrate external BLE accessories where platform integrations exist.
Technical Overview
| Connectivity | GSM/GPRS (2G); SMS; TCP/GPRS data reporting |
|---|---|
| Bands | GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 (GSM module: MC25program) |
| Power & Battery | Working voltage listed in features as 9–80V; spec table lists 12–95V — please confirm with manufacturer. Battery value appears as 60 mAh in spec table; marketing text elsewhere mentions 140 mAh. Average standby current <84 mA. Verify battery capacity and voltage range before deployment. |
| Interfaces | ACC (ignition) input, door open/close alarm input, remote fuel cut output (immobilizer), overspeed alarm, SOS input (optional), remote voice monitoring (optional) |
| GNSS | GPS chipset ZKW; sensitivity -162 dB; hot start ~1 s, warm start ~30 s, cold start ~35 s; altitude limit up to 18,000 m (60,000 ft) |
| Bluetooth | No built-in Bluetooth sensors listed on product page; check with supplier for BLE variants or accessory support |
| Remote Management | Advertised lifetime free platform access; supports TCP/GPRS and SMS configuration; confirm FOTA or advanced remote management options with manufacturer |
| Form Factor & Environment | Dimensions 89 mm × 51 mm × 15 mm; operating temperature -20°C to 65°C; humidity 5%–95% non‑condensing |
Use Cases
- Fleet management and route optimization — live routes and speed data feed Net Domain Technologies analytics for dispatch and efficiency.
- Anti-theft and immobilization — remote fuel cut and geofence alerts provide intervention options for stolen or diverted vehicles.
- Delivery and logistics — real-time location updates and geofence notifications improve ETA accuracy and proof-of-route.
- Personal vehicle security — optional SOS and remote voice monitoring offer enhanced emergency response capability.
- Short-term covert monitoring — small, discreet form factor ideal for investigative or short-duration tracking tasks (observe legal and privacy requirements).
Why Choose This Tracker with Net Domain Technologies
The AT-19 couples a compact, covert design with essential vehicle telemetry and Net Domain Technologies compatibility to deliver cost-effective real-time tracking and anti-theft features. For fleet management teams the device supplies ignition (ACC) status, door and overspeed alarms, geofence events and remote fuel-cut capability — all of which are actionable through Net Domain Technologies dashboards and alerts. Its TCP/GPRS and SMS transport options make it flexible for deployments in areas with 2G coverage.
Before purchase, verify the battery capacity, supported voltage range and 2G network availability for your region, since some specification items differ between marketing text and the technical table and 2G is being phased out in certain countries. When matched with Net Domain Technologies, the AT-19 provides a scalable solution for telemetry, theft prevention and route oversight — and can be customized for enterprise workflows where additional firmware or accessories are required.
Set Up AT-19
Use with a tracker
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Set the Operator APN
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- Check your tracker clock setup is set UTC-0 or GMT. (The most trackers come from the factory on UTC.)
- For most devices you should use IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) number as unique identifier. However, some devices have vendor specific unique identifier, for example TK-103 devices use 11-digit identifier.
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Set Up the IP and port on your tracker: (automatic detect tracker's protocol.)
IP 54.85.159.138 Port 8888 - Add on your Account on devices with the IMEI or unique ID.