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Supported GPS trackers, fuel sensors and generator controllers.

Which hardware works with the GT AFRIK platform, which network each tracker uses and what each device is typically used for. Check this list before you buy equipment or ask for a quote.

By Qasim Raza · Published 3 October 2026 · Reviewed 3 October 2026

A GT AFRIK technician installing a GPS tracker behind a vehicle dashboard
Trackers and sensors are installed by GT AFRIK’s own technicians.

The GT AFRIK platform works with every Teltonika GPS tracker model, with capacitive fuel-level sensors including Escort and Omnicomm, and with DSE (Deep Sea Electronics), ComAp and DATAKOM generator controllers over Modbus RTU. The usual choices are the Teltonika FMB920 for vehicles and the FMB125 for generator controllers, which it reads over RS-485. GT AFRIK’s own technicians install the equipment, and systems are typically live within 48 hours.

Which Teltonika GPS trackers are supported?

Every Teltonika tracker model is integrated with the GT AFRIK platform. The tables below list current models by use, with the network type Teltonika states for each. GT AFRIK’s standard vehicle tracking runs on 2G GSM/GPRS, with GPS, GLONASS and Galileo positioning, a position every 30 seconds, route playback, geofencing and driver scoring.

Teltonika’s 4G versions (LTE Cat 1 or Cat M1) only make sense where your mobile operator’s LTE network covers your routes, so check coverage before you choose one.

Basic vehicle tracking

ModelNetworkTypical use
FMB9202GCompact tracker with a backup battery for cars, pickups and vans. GT AFRIK’s usual choice for vehicles.
FMC9204G LTE Cat 1Same compact format and use, where LTE Cat 1 coverage is reliable.
FMM9204G LTE Cat M1Same compact format, for operators that offer LTE-M (Cat M1).

Advanced and CAN-bus vehicle tracking

ModelNetworkTypical use
FMB1302GMore wired inputs and outputs. Teltonika positions it for machines with high fuel use, such as construction and farm equipment.
FMC1304G LTE Cat 1LTE version of the FMB130, with the same flexible inputs.
FMB1402GBuilt-in CAN reader for engine data (CAN and CAN FD) from light and electric vehicles, buses and special machinery.
FMC1504G LTE Cat 1LTE tracker with an integrated CAN data processor.

Heavy vehicles, generators and serial sensors

ModelNetworkTypical use
FMB1252GRS-232 and RS-485 ports, dual SIM and RFID support. GT AFRIK’s usual choice for generator controllers over RS-485/Modbus.
FMC1254G LTE Cat 1LTE version of the FMB125, with the same RS-232/RS-485 ports, dual SIM and RFID support.
FMC6504G LTE Cat 1Terminal for demanding installations, with a high-capacity backup battery and external antennas.

OBD plug-in tracking

ModelNetworkTypical use
FMB0032GPlugs into the vehicle’s OBD port and reads the manufacturer’s odometer and fuel-level data on supported cars.
FMC0034G LTE Cat 1LTE OBD tracker with the same data reading. Teltonika publishes the list of supported vehicles.

Battery-powered asset trackers

ModelNetworkTypical use
TAT1002GNeeds no vehicle power. IP68 case and long battery life, for containers, goods and construction equipment.
TAT1404G LTE Cat 1Battery-powered, with a magnetic holder, for containers, goods and machinery.
TAT2404G LTE Cat 1Tamper-proof casing with magnetic mounting, for rental equipment and containers.

Battery-powered trackers are normally set to report less often than wired trackers, to save battery.

Electric two-wheelers and e-mobility

ModelNetworkTypical use
TFT1002GWater-resistant tracker for high-voltage electric vehicles and special machinery, with CAN, RS-232 and RS-485.
FTC3054G LTE Cat 1Compact e-mobility tracker with a 10–97 V supply range, CAN data reading and an IP67 casing.

These tables only list models Teltonika shows as current on its website on 3 October 2026. Models on Teltonika’s end-of-life list are left out.

Which fuel-level sensors are supported?

Capacitive fuel-level sensors are already integrated, including Escort and Omnicomm. Readings are cross-checked against GPS position and engine state, and a suspicious drop sends a WhatsApp alert in about 60 seconds. The connection details below are as stated by each manufacturer.

SensorConnectionTypical use
Escort TD-150Wired: RS-485, frequency or analog outputCut-to-length probe for vehicle tanks, machinery, generators and fixed tanks.
Escort TD-150 BLEWired RS-485, frequency or analog, plus Bluetooth LESame wired use, with setup and calibration from a mobile app.
Escort TD-BLEWireless: Bluetooth LE, internal batteryFitted inside the tank with no cable to the tracker. Pairs with the Teltonika FMB920 or FMB125, and is the sensor shown on GT AFRIK’s fuel monitoring page.
Omnicomm LLS 6 AIRS-485, LLS or Modbus protocolOmnicomm’s newest line. Filters fuel-level readings inside the sensor.
Omnicomm LLS 5RS-232 or RS-485, LLS or Modbus protocolAdjusts to changes in fuel properties. For vehicles and fixed tanks.

Confirm the exact sensor model with us before you buy. The fuel monitoring guide explains installation and tank calibration.

Which generator controllers can be monitored?

GT AFRIK reads generator controllers over Modbus RTU, through a Teltonika FMB125 connected over RS-485. The platform shows runtime hours, fuel level, battery voltage and alarms.

BrandControllersConnection
DSE (Deep Sea Electronics)DSE controllersModbus RTU over RS-485, via FMB125
ComApInteliLite, InteliGenModbus RTU over RS-485, via FMB125
DATAKOMD-500, D-700Modbus RTU over RS-485, via FMB125

Controller models differ in the Modbus registers they expose, so send us the exact controller model before installation. The generator monitoring guide explains what to check.

How does installation work?

  1. Tell us what you run. Vehicle types, tanks, generator controller models and the areas you operate in, through the contact page, at sales@gtafrik.com or on WhatsApp at +243 808 040 347.
  2. Choose the hardware. The FMB920 is the typical choice for vehicles and the FMB125 for generator controllers. The tables above cover other needs.
  3. Installation. GT AFRIK’s own technicians install the trackers and sensors. Systems are typically live within 48 hours.
  4. Day-to-day use. Dashboards, reports and support are available in French and English, and alerts arrive on WhatsApp. No long-term contract is required.
See the platform before you buy

Open the live demo, or send GT AFRIK the list of your vehicles, tanks and generators through the contact page, at sales@gtafrik.com or on +243 808 040 347 (phone and WhatsApp). More detail: fleet tracking, fuel monitoring, generator monitoring and the buyer’s checklist.

Frequently asked questions

Which GPS trackers work with GT AFRIK?

Every Teltonika tracker model is integrated with the GT AFRIK platform. The FMB920 is the typical choice for vehicles, and the FMB125 for generator controllers, which it reads over RS-485 using Modbus.

Which fuel sensors does GT AFRIK support?

Capacitive fuel-level sensors are integrated, including Escort and Omnicomm. Readings are cross-checked against GPS position and engine state, and a suspicious drop sends a WhatsApp alert in about 60 seconds.

Which generator controllers can GT AFRIK monitor?

DSE (Deep Sea Electronics), ComAp InteliLite and InteliGen, and DATAKOM D-500 and D-700 controllers, read over Modbus RTU through a Teltonika FMB125. The platform shows runtime hours, fuel level, battery voltage and alarms.

Do I need a 4G tracker in DRC?

Not necessarily. GT AFRIK’s standard vehicle tracking runs on 2G GSM/GPRS, and the FMB920 is a 2G tracker. Teltonika’s LTE Cat 1 and Cat M1 versions only help where your mobile operator’s LTE network covers your routes.

How quickly can the equipment be installed?

GT AFRIK’s own technicians install the trackers and sensors, and systems are typically live within 48 hours. No long-term contract is required.

Primary sources

Each model name in the tables above links to its manufacturer page.

Disclosure

GT AFRIK may supply or support technologies listed on this page. Model names, network types and interfaces come from each manufacturer’s website as checked on 3 October 2026. Manufacturers change their ranges, so confirm the exact model before you buy.

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