Pinpointers enhances fleet and video telematics portfolio under Queclink deal

Pinpointers, a leading provider of vehicle tracking and video telematics solutions, has enhanced its fleet proposition with a new all-in-one camera and tracking device.

The CV200 smart dashcam provides a 4G device with fleet and video telematics functionality in a single unit

Launched as part of the company’s expanded hardware partnership with Queclink Wireless Solutions, the CV200 smart dashcam provides a 4G device with fleet and video telematics functionality in a single unit.

Jon Pope, sales director at Pinpointers, said: “Our priority is always user experience, so we needed a robust and consistent dashcam that works out of the box first time. We have undertaken extensive testing within the video telematics marketplace over a number of years and found the CV200 AI dashcam unmatched in terms of reliability, functionality and affordability.”

The CV200 combines AI features with the ability to add a choice of secondary cameras and integrate with the vehicle’s CAN bus system. Bespoke features include equal priority for tracking and video data, video retrieval when the ignition is turned off and instant device start-up.

“We have a longstanding relationship with Queclink Wireless Solutions, based on their ability to deliver quality products backed by unrivalled support. Their global presence also means they can provide certified solutions for different international markets. As a result, the CV200 will be a core component of our expansion into the United States and the Philippines this year,” added Pope.

Vernon Bonser, UK sales director at Queclink Wireless Solutions, commented: “We are working with a growing number of telematics service providers to support their fleet and video technology needs. As hardware partner of choice, we provide 4G vehicle telematics, asset tracking and dash cameras, which are underpinned by first-class technical and operational support.”

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Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.

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