Welcome to Elite Security Supplies, Tracking Systems

We recommend that you always use any Tracking System in conjunction with a quality security chain and ground anchor.

The CATSeye™ Tracking system, the experts choice. 99.9% Recovery Rate

"The CATSeye™ unit is probably the smallest and most concise asset tracking device available today."

The catseye system has been developed primarily to track small, yet often highly valuable assets such as laptop computers and Plasma TV screens. However, due to its relatively low cost, small size and ease of fitting, it is also generating huge interest in the more traditional vehicle tracking sector.

Currently being tested and deployed by several UK police forces, the C.A.T.S.eye system has already made a significant impact on the 'Theft from vehicle' crime statistics and in one particular constabulary it has shown a reduction of 14% in a single month.

We would like to point out that due to the sensitive nature of the industry and its security parameters ( being used by the FBI ), we have not included all of the technical or operational specifications of the C.A.T.S.eye system. Please contact us here if you require further information or advice.

The C.A.T.S.eye™  system is a web-based internet portal that allows you to see, monitor and control your C.A.T.S.eye™ devices from anywhere in the world.

It is designed to be as user-friendly as possible without detriment to the seriousness of its functionality or responsibility.

We believe that It is designed with the clients best interest at heart, right down to the simple things such as the fact that ALL functions that carry a cost to the customer, requiring at least two ‘clicks’ of the mouse. Thus limiting unwanted charges.

The User Manual is available here for download.

The CATSeye™ is the only "Tracking System" to use GPS, GSM and RF signals.

The C.A.T.S.eye™ device is made up of three main components. A GPS receiver, a GSM modem and a Radio Frequency (RF) beacon. They all have their own unique and invaluable functions, but they also all have their own weaknesses and limitations.

GPS – This is used to receive Global positioning data from the GPS satellites orbiting the earth.

GSM modem – This is used to communicate this data back to our servers and also to receive instructions FROM our servers. It can also be used as a means of basic location by utilising the GSM networks own cell triangulation services. It is Quad-band and so can operate on any GSM network anywhere in the world.

RF – This is used to send out a pulsing radio frequency that can be received and tracked by ground-based or airborne search teams.

All three systems are designed to work together by complimenting each others strengths and covering for their limitations. It is how you use these features which determines how successful the C.A.T.S.eye system operates for you.

The Panel Layout

The control interface allows you to monitor and control your own assets by using a combination of Control buttons and drop-down menus.

Asset and Status menu

This menu provides an overview of your assets and their status “at-a-glance”. It is also the quickest way to select an asset to see its last known position.

Status Indicators

This “at-a-glance” indicator is designed to allow you to instantly know the latest status of your assets.

‘Single-click’ controls

These the four most commonly used commands that you will need. As such they have Been given their own dedicated button for ease of operation.

Drop down menu controls

These menu buttons are your gateway to the many functions of the C.A.T.S.eye system and its units.

The Mapping window

The mapping widow is just that, a window to the Microsoft Virtual Earth™ mapping servers. Mapping data Is approximate. 90% global with only the most volatile or inaccessible areas lacking in detail.

The Mapping window count.

The mapping from Microsoft Virtual Earth™ is extremely versatile. Allowing you to zoom in or out And from Global or street-level views. It also allows you to overlay, your map with basic aerial photography Images right down to highly detailed street level images if they are available.

The C.A.T.S.eye™ Basics

The C.A.T.S.eye™ device is made up of three main components. A GPS receiver, a GSM modem and a Radio Frequency (RF) beacon. They all have their own unique and invaluable functions, but they also all have their own weaknesses and limitations.

GPS – This is used to receive Global positioning data from the GPS satellites orbiting the earth.

GSM modem – This is used to communicate this data back to our servers and also to receive instructions FROM our servers. It can also be used as a means of basic location by utilising the GSM networks own cell triangulation services. It is Quad-band and so can operate on any GSM network anywhere in the world.

RF – This is used to send out a pulsing radio frequency that can be received and tracked by ground-based or airborne search teams.

Alarms and how they are triggered.

Digital I/O - this is a bespoke option which can be programmed to accept an input from an external source Such as a temperature sensor.

Panic or Tamper - on several models of the C.A.T.S.eye units we have an alarm which is manually Triggered, either by the wearer of the unit or by the attempted removal of the unit. These come in the form Of panic buttons, dead-man-handles or by contact strips which react when broken or disconnected.

Movement mode – there are two movement sensors within the C.A.T.S.eye unit and each can measure A different plane of axis. In other words, if the unit is turned or tipped more than a certain % then an alarm Is triggered. The % can be set for different sensitivities to allow for known or expected movement such as Wind.

Geofence – An invisible user defined area drawn on a map which can monitored to alarm if any programmed C.A.T.S.eye™ unit either enters or leaves it. Various parameters can be added including active or inactive timelines or time allowed inside or outside these Geofence areas.

Quite obviously, having to sit and monitor your assets on an hourly basis is going to be very impractical. The C.A.T.S.eye™ units have several inbuilt alarms which can be programmed to alert you of anything Appears to be wrong. This enables you to more effectively manage your fleets or assets.

Registering your C.A.T.S.eye

Your C.A.T.S.eye will already have been registered for use with our service prior to dispatch.

Username an passwords will be sent to you upon dispatch, please retain these for your records as you will need to enter them into your login page every time you wish to use the service.

C.A.T.S.eye will then contact you directly for subscription information.

Vehicle application

For use with vehicles a voltage converter is required, picture left the unit is about the size of a thumbnail.

Voltage converter Price £24.99

Catseye tracking system Price £280

Monitoring fees £7.00 Per month (this will be set up after purchase)

Catseye Tracking system with Voltage converter £304.99

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