Sealey Vehicle Finder & Battery Monitor Sensor - BT2020
Sealey Live Vehicle Finder & Battery Monitor / Charging System Sensor for Fleet. This combined bat...Sealey Live Vehicle Finder & Battery Monitor / Charging System Sensor for Fleet. This combined battery voltage monitor and vehicle finder is in one tiny package, great for fleets or private use. It displays real-time battery power, voltage, and temperature. It features a wireless connection with a dedicated app (up to 4 devices) suitable for iOS & Android. The vehicle finder records the last parked location and stores data in the device for up to 30 days. It records route and driving habits of each trip, which can be exported to a spreadsheet. The sensor will notify via the app of any abnormality in the battery or charging system. Suitable for most batteries, including Sealed Lead, AGM (Stop/Start), and Gel. Please obey all local laws regarding tracking devices.
Sealey Vehicle Finder and Battery Monitor Sensor£5.95 delivery£29.95Visit shop →
Sealey Vehicle Finder and Battery Monitor Sensor£5.95 delivery£29.95Visit shop →
Product Information
Full details
This guide is for fleet managers and vehicle owners who need to monitor battery health and track vehicle location. The Sealey BT2020 offers real-time battery monitoring, vehicle location tracking, and trip data recording, all accessible via a dedicated app. Note that the device stores data for up to 30 days and requires adherence to local tracking laws.
All features
Model Part Number
BT2020
Brand
Sealey
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of batteries is this device compatible with?
The Sealey BT2020 is compatible with Sealed Lead, AGM (Stop/Start), and Gel batteries.
How many devices can connect to the sensor?
Up to 4 devices can connect to the sensor simultaneously.
How long does the device store trip data?
The device stores trip data for up to 30 days.
Where can I download the app?
The app is available on the App Store (iOS) and Google Play Store (Android).
Is the vehicle tracking feature legal?
Please obey all local laws regarding tracking devices.
How do I export the trip data?
Trip data can be exported to a spreadsheet via the app. Consult the app's instructions for detailed steps.
What should I do if the device stops working?
Check the battery connections and the app. Ensure the device has power. If the issue persists, consult the product manual or contact Sealey support.
Troubleshooting
Device not connecting to the app.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone and that the sensor is within range. Try restarting the app and the sensor.
Inaccurate battery readings.
Verify the battery type selected in the app matches your vehicle's battery. Ensure the sensor connections are secure.
Vehicle location not updating.
Ensure location services are enabled for the app on your smartphone. Verify the vehicle is in an area with GPS signal.
App notifications not received.
Check your smartphone's notification settings to ensure the app has permission to send notifications.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides real-time monitoring of battery health, helping prevent breakdowns.
Offers convenient vehicle tracking for fleet management or personal use.
Records trip data, useful for analyzing driving habits and route optimization.
User-friendly app for easy access to data and notifications.
Compatible with a wide range of battery types.
Cons
Requires a smartphone and the dedicated app for functionality.
Data storage limited to 30 days.
Vehicle tracking functionality is subject to local laws and regulations.
Relies on a wireless connection, which may have limitations in certain areas.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Connect the BT2020 sensor to your vehicle's battery. Ensure proper polarity (+/-) to avoid damage.
App Download: Download the dedicated app from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play Store (Android).
Pairing: Follow the app's instructions to pair the sensor with your smartphone.
Compatibility: The BT2020 is compatible with most battery types, including Sealed Lead, AGM (Stop/Start), and Gel.
Care: Regularly check the sensor's connection to the battery. Keep the sensor clean and dry. Check and adhere to all local laws regarding tracking devices.