
SenseCAP T1000-A LoRaWAN Card Tracker with GNSS, Wi-Fi, BLE & Sensors (AS923)
Ultra-slim credit-card asset tracker combining GNSS (GPS/BeiDou), Wi-Fi sniffing, Bluetooth, Temperature, Light, and 3-axis Accelerometer over AS923 LoRaWAN. Months of battery life.
We do not keep stock. After order confirmation and advance payment, we purchase directly from the international manufacturer. Total delivery takes 7 to 45 business days based on factory lead time, freight transit, customs clearance, and mandatory QA inspection at our Dhaka facility before final delivery.
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The SenseCAP T1000-A is an ultra-slim (6.5mm), credit-card-sized tracker engineered for personnel, vehicle fleet, and cold chain asset tracking. It combines GNSS (GPS/BeiDou/Galileo), Wi-Fi sniffing, and Bluetooth beacon scanning for seamless outdoor and indoor location tracking. In addition to location, the T1000-A features onboard Temperature, Light, and 3-axis Accelerometer sensors, as well as an SOS emergency button. In Bangladesh's pharmaceutical transport and inter-district highway cargo corridors, it detects unauthorized carton opening (via light sensor), cold room excursions, and sudden impacts while caching over 1,000 logs when outside network coverage.
- Seamless indoor & outdoor positioning: GNSS (GPS/BeiDou), Wi-Fi sniffing, and BLE scanning
- Ultra-slim credit card form factor (85 × 55 × 6.5 mm) fits inside boxes, wallets, and badges
- Full environmental telemetry: onboard Temperature, Ambient Light, and 3-Axis Accelerometer
- BTRC AS923 LoRaWAN frequency compliance with up to 4 months battery life per charge
- Offline data storage: caches > 1,000 location records when out of coverage and auto-syncs
- SOS panic button and programmable buzzer for worker safety and asset recovery
- Magnetic 4-pin contact charging with IP65 waterproof sealed enclosure
- Managed via SenseCAP Mate app, SenseCAP Portal, and open-source ChirpStack/TTN



