We wire salt/sand spreader and street sweeper brush status directly into your telematics platform's aux inputs, so material application and sweeping activity are tied to an exact route and timestamp, not just a truck driving by. Georgia, South Carolina & North Carolina, on-site, any brand.
We tap the spreader's on/off control signal or the sweeper's brush-engaged switch and wire it into a free aux input on your telematics device, so material application or sweeping is logged against the exact route driven.
Municipalities have to defend winter-service and street-sweeping records for liability and contract-compliance reasons, and a GPS track alone doesn't prove the spreader or sweeper was actually running when the truck passed a given block. Wiring the equipment signal in turns a route log into a service log.
Yes. A true on/off log lets a public works or fleet manager compare drivers and routes on actual material usage instead of an estimate based on the whole route duration, which overstates it on routes with traffic lights, turns, or staging.
Yes, municipal winter-service and street-sweeping fleets are exactly the kind of scheduled, multi-vehicle rollout we handle, on-site at your yard, on a timeline ahead of the season.
Typically 30 to 60 minutes per vehicle, depending on whether the controller already exposes a clean on/off signal or one has to be added at the switch.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Whether the spreader or sweeper was actively running, timestamped and tied to the truck's GPS route so material application or sweeping can be verified block by block.
Most major fleet telematics platforms accept at least one aux input for this signal; how it's displayed depends on the brand, which we confirm before wiring it.
Usually yes. Even older spreaders and sweepers typically have a usable control signal. Send us the equipment details and we'll confirm what's possible before the visit.
No. The telematics tap is a separate, isolated connection and never shares a wire with the equipment's own control circuit.
Yes, one truck or a full seasonal 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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