INQUEST WIRELESS OFFERS WORLDWIDE COVERAGE
INQUEST WIRELESS IS An MVNO
Inquest Wireless operates as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO), giving us a significant advantage over many of our competitors. By leveraging partnerships with over 250 telecommunications providers worldwide, we offer unmatched network flexibility and coverage. This global reach ensures our GPS devices maintain reliable connectivity across both urban and rural areas, even in regions where traditional 4G/5G networks fall short. Unlike competitors who rely on a single carrier or low-cost connectivity solutions, our MVNO status allows us to prioritize signal strength, enable essential features like 3G fallback, and deliver superior performance. The result is a more stable, secure, and dependable tracking solution—no matter where the road leads.
two ways to track
Our GPS devices offer two powerful methods of location tracking to ensure your asset is always traceable, even in challenging conditions. The primary method is traditional GPS satellite tracking, which provides precise real-time location data as long as the device has a clear view of the sky. However, in situations where GPS signals are blocked—such as when a vehicle is underground, hidden in a steel container, or targeted by GPS jammers—our system seamlessly switches to cellular-based tracking. By triangulating the device’s position using nearby cell towers, we can continue to monitor its location even when satellite data is unavailable. Unlike alternative GPS devices that go offline in these scenarios, our dual-layer tracking approach ensures maximum reliability and enhances asset recovery capabilities.
THE IMPORTANTANCE OF 3G FALLBACK
Having a GPS device with a 3G fallback is crucial for ensuring uninterrupted tracking and communication, especially in rural or remote areas. While 5G, 4G, and LTE networks offer high-speed connectivity in urban centers, they often lack coverage in less populated regions where 3G remains the only available signal. Many competitors have opted for cost-cutting by using cheaper modems that rely solely on newer networks, which can leave their devices blind in these underserved zones. By maintaining 3G fallback capability, our devices continue to report and operate reliably where others fail—providing superior coverage, better reliability, and peace of mind no matter where the vehicle travels.
