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The tracker (like any other electronic system) is sensitive to metal and
magnets, which can prevent it from communicating properly. It is therefore
important to avoid placing it in an all-metal compartment at the risk of
creating a so-called Faraday cage.!
On a bike:
If you are using your Tracker to protect a bike, it is strongly
recommended not to place the tracker in the bike frame, handlebars or
seat tube unless your bike is made entirely of carbon fibre. The most
reliable option is under the saddle if you can, so place it in a plastic bag
or plug the connector to prevent any infiltration. You can also slip it into
a piece of bicycle equipment such as a saddlebag.
You can also try to place the tracker inside the plastic cover for your
bike's engine.!
In a car:
If you are using a Tracker in a vehicle, make sure that the Tracker is a
few inches away from metallic parts of the vehicle, and that it does not
have metal right above or around it. The tracker should ideally lay flat
with the Invoxia logo facing upwards.!
In any case, after placing your GPS Tracker where you intend to use it,
perform a first test by taking your vehicle on a ride while making sure
that your smartphone's Bluetooth is switched off.!
2. Water is your worst enemy
The GPS Tracker is not waterproof. If water enters through the connector or
if the tracker is exposed to a high level of humidity, this can lead to
malfunctions. It is therefore necessary to ensure that the tracker never
enters in contact with any liquid and that it is in a watertight compartment. If
you are using your Tracker outdoors, wrap it in a watertight plastic bag, or
use our waterproof pouch accessory (coming soon).
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