Tagon Card
IP68 card tag, 3 years, 85.5 × 54 mm with a lanyard slot.
Battery
3 years
Rating
IP68
Size
85.5
Solution
Equipment and Tool Tracking
Small, valuable, and easy to lose.
The problem
Small, valuable, and easy to lose
Tools and small plant are the assets most likely to walk. The supplied material puts it plainly: small assets like tools and electronics are prone to loss and need discreet tags that are hard to remove.
What Tagon does about it
Tag the kit, fence the site, and get the alert when something crosses the line — with device formats small enough to hide in the asset.
Live locationGeo-fence alertsAlertsAsset managementDevice management
How it works
Four steps, from asset to action.
1
Connect
No SIM card and no data plan on the tag. Scan the code, name the asset, and it starts reporting.
2
Track
Bluetooth to nearby finder devices, encrypted location to the cloud. Crowdsourced coverage instead of a network you have to build.
3
Understand
One asset is a dot. A fleet of tagged assets is a picture of how your operation actually runs.
4
Act
Geo-fence alerts, disconnection alerts, scheduled reports, and third-party integration.
Recommended devices
The tags we would fit
Tagon Puck
Sealed, long-life tag for containers, trailers and heavy equipment.
Battery
3–5 years
Rating
IP68
Size
Ø40
Benefits
What changes
Discreet formats
A 17 mm tube and a 1.6 mm card, not a box bolted to the outside.
Alerts on exit
Told at the boundary, not at the stock count.
Batch monitoring
Manage a hundred tags the way you manage one.
Use cases
Where this gets used
Keeping track of tools and small plant
A site loses a set of tools between two projects. The register still shows them in stores.
ReadRecovering an asset after it is taken
A motorcycle is taken overnight. The frame carries a concealed tag.
ReadIndustries
Sectors that run this
Talk to Tagon
Equipment and Tool Tracking, for your operation.
Tell us the assets, the sites and the numbers. We will map it to devices and a deployment.
What to have ready
- What you need to track, and roughly how many
- Where those assets operate
- Indoors, outdoors, or both
- Any system the data needs to reach
That is usually enough for us to recommend a device and a deployment shape.