We wire air compressor and hydraulic pump run-status directly into your telematics platform's aux inputs, so the system logs true equipment run hours instead of counting every minute the engine is on as work. Georgia, South Carolina & North Carolina, on-site, any brand.
We tap the compressor clutch signal or the hydraulic pump's PTO engagement switch and wire it into a free aux input on your telematics device, so run-time is logged separately from plain engine idle.
A telematics platform that only sees engine RPM cannot tell the difference between a truck idling doing nothing and a truck idling while its compressor or pump is actually running a job. Wiring the equipment signal in splits engine idle into working and not-working instead of lumping it all together.
A compressor or pump wears from how long it actually runs, not from how far the truck drives. Feeding true run-time into the platform lets maintenance schedules track the equipment's actual wear instead of mileage, which has nothing to do with how hard it's been working.
Yes, in almost every case the compressor or pump signal goes into an existing unused aux input, without touching the current GPS or camera wiring.
Typically 30 to 60 minutes per vehicle, depending on how accessible the compressor clutch or pump's PTO switch is on that particular chassis.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Whether the compressor or pump was engaged and running, timestamped and separated from plain engine idle in your telematics platform.
Most major fleet telematics platforms accept at least one aux input for this signal; how it displays depends on the brand, which we confirm before wiring it.
Yes, in most cases. Even retrofitted packages usually have a usable engagement signal. Send us the equipment details and we'll confirm before the visit.
No. The telematics tap is a separate, isolated connection and never shares a wire with the equipment's own control or safety circuit.
Yes, one vehicle or a full fleet rollout across Georgia, South Carolina, or North Carolina. Call or text 803-513-1009 or request a quote.
One truck or a full fleet, call/text 803-513-1009 or request a quote below.
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