The reusable shipment tracker for high-value freight. The magnet snaps onto the container at the dock, and the Voyager reports the whole trip — up to 7 months per charge at one GPS fix every 4 hours, in an IP67 case built to ride outside the box.
It's as versatile as your shipping lanes: a hybrid motion-based mode reports every minute or every 5 minutes while the shipment moves, then drops to hourly, every 4 hours, or daily at rest to conserve battery — totally configurable, remotely from the GPX platform, mid-trip. When the shipment lands you recharge, reassign, and ship it again — or let it ride one-way.
The Voyager reports over 4G LTE (Cat-M1 / NB-IoT) with WiFi positioning where GPS can't see — cross-docks, warehouses, parking decks. The battery is a trip budget: a fix every 5 minutes covers a one-week sprint, every 15 minutes stretches 2.5 weeks, hourly runs 2 months, and every 4 hours carries 7 months of shipments on one charge. Or let hybrid mode spend it for you: fixes every minute or every 5 minutes in motion, hourly to daily at rest — every cadence adjustable remotely from the GPX platform, mid-trip.
Departed — exited Chicago yard geofence
In motion — hybrid mode, a fix every 5 minutes
At rest — cross-dock, WiFi position, cadence eased
Arrived — entered Dallas DC geofence
Scout AI alert — left the yard geofence
Tamper sensor — removal attempted
Live tracking on — a fresh fix every 5 minutes
Recovered — trail handed to law enforcement
Trip 12 complete — delivered, back at the depot
Charging — 5,200 mAh, ready for months more
Reassigned — Scout AI geofenced the new lane in seconds
Departed — trip 13 under way
At one GPS fix every 4 hours, the 5,200 mAh battery carries seven months of shipments — and stretches to 20 months of standby at one report per day.
The Voyager is rechargeable for multiple shipments — or economical enough to send one-way. One device, both playbooks.
Reports every minute or every 5 minutes while the shipment moves, then conserves battery at rest — hourly, every 4 hours, or every 24 hours. Totally configurable, remotely, mid-trip.
WiFi positioning fills in where GPS can't see — cross-docks, warehouses, parking decks — so the trail never goes dark between pings.
Reports over 4G LTE (Cat-M1 / NB-IoT) across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — exceptional reliability, even in remote areas.
The internal magnet snaps to any metallic surface in seconds; extra-strong double-sided 3M tape handles non-metallic shipments. No wiring, ever.
If someone tries to pull the tracker off your shipment, you know immediately — an alert fires the moment removal is attempted.
Scout AI geofences every site in seconds — so you're alerted the moment a shipment arrives, departs, or shows up somewhere it shouldn't.
| Device size | 4.33 × 2.67 × 0.98 in (110 × 68 × 25 mm) |
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| Weight | 8.2 oz (233 g) |
| Enclosure | IP67 waterproof + dustproof, weatherproof |
| Connectivity | 4G LTE Cat-M1 (eMTC) & Cat-NB2 (NB-IoT), EGPRS fallback · WiFi positioning · GPS (GNSS) · Bluetooth 5.1 |
| Coverage | United States, Canada, and Mexico — reliable in remote areas |
| Reporting | Fully configurable: scheduled reports every 5 min / 15 min / hourly / 4 hours / daily · hybrid motion-based mode — every 1–5 min in motion, hourly to daily at rest · low-battery alert · continuous 5-minute live tracking |
| Battery | 5,200 mAh Li-Ion, rechargeable — reuse across shipments or send one-way |
| Battery life | Up to 7 months per charge at one fix every 4 hours · up to 20 months standby at one report per day |
| Sensors | Anti-tamper sensor — alerts if device removal is attempted |
| Mounting | Internal magnet · extra-strong double-sided 3M tape for non-metallic shipments |
| Operating temperature | -22 °F to 176 °F (-30 °C to 80 °C) |
| Antennas & controls | LTE cellular and GPS (GNSS) antennas — both internal · external power button · GPS (green), battery (blue), and cellular (red) LED indicators |
| Designed for | High-value shipments — one-way or round-trip, long or short timelines |

Full specifications, LTE band details, and reporting modes — in one PDF for your ops and compliance teams.
Download PDF →The Voyager is built for high-value shipments — trips measured in days or months, one-way or round — where you want a tracker that rides with the freight and comes back for more. If your situation looks different, a sibling device fits better; they all report into the same GPX platform.
One-way parcels where retrieving hardware isn't worth the trip — a peel-and-stick disposable label tracks the box and stays with it.
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For assets you keep: up to 5 years of battery in a case small enough to hide anywhere — with a 5-minute recovery mode when something walks off.
AssetTrack Mini details →
Returnable containers, totes, racks, and tools on repeat trips — a BLE tag with hardware included tracks the whole pool at a fraction of the cost.
AssetTag Pro details →The AssetTrack Voyager is a rechargeable shipment tracker with up to 7 months of battery life when set to report every 4 hours. It's great for high or low-frequency location pings on long or short shipment timelines: every 5 minutes lasts about 1 week, every 15 minutes about 2.5 weeks, hourly about 2 months, and every 4 hours up to 7 months. At one report per day, standby stretches to 20 months.
The AssetTrack Voyager can be configured to report once every 5 minutes, once every 15 minutes, once every hour, or every 4 hours — configurable remotely from the GPX platform, even mid-trip. It also supports a hybrid motion-based mode: a fix every minute or every 5 minutes while the shipment is moving, then hourly, every 4 hours, or every 24 hours at rest to conserve battery. Increasing the reporting frequency will reduce the battery's life.
The AssetTrack Voyager has a built-in magnetic case and mounts to any metallic surface in seconds. Alternatively, the device can be attached to shipments with extra-strong double-sided 3M tape. An anti-tamper sensor alerts you if removal is attempted.
Yes — that's the point. When a shipment lands, recharge the Voyager and put it on the next one. It also works as a single-use tracker for one-way shipments where the hardware doesn't come back.
The AssetTrack Voyager reports over 4G LTE — Cat-M1 (eMTC) and Cat-NB2 (NB-IoT), the low-power LTE standards built for IoT devices — with EGPRS fallback. That means exceptional coverage across North America, even in remote areas.
The AssetTrack Voyager works in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Contact us to learn more about global coverage as well.
Yes — the AssetTrack Voyager uses WiFi positioning for accurate indoor location visibility in cross-docks, warehouses, and parking decks where GPS can't see.
No — but it doesn't need to be. The AssetTrack Voyager is a rechargeable device: plug it in between trips and it's ready for the next shipment.
Tell us what you ship and where it goes — we'll size the deployment and have trackers on freight within days.