Thermo King Unveils AI-Powered Telematics Solution
Thermo King’s new TracKing Pro telematics uses predictive technology and machine learning to deliver actionable insights for refrigerated fleet operations.

Among other capabilities, TracKing Pro telematics enables customers to quantify their fleet’s CO2 emissions in metric tons for both diesel and electric standby operations.
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Thermo King said its new TracKing Pro telematics system uses machine learning to fuel algorithms that estimate fuel usage and improve uptime.
“TracKing Pro telematics provides fleet owners and managers with critical data and actionable insights, when and where they need it to help optimize performance and increase profitability," said Dominic Hand, vice president of IT and connected products for Thermo King Americas.
TracKing Pro telematics offers an energy usage dashboard on select units that provides comprehensive insights into:
Electricity usage.
Opportunities to enhance uptime.
Predictive Alert Notifications
The advanced algorithm and predictive analytics capabilities make it possible to anticipate where failures may occur and provide the necessary alerts in advance, according to Thermo King.
The predictive alert notifications and enhanced alarm details help fleet managers be proactive in responding to problems and avoid costly unplanned downtime. Alarm triage insights provide valuable information to internal fleet monitoring teams, helping them quickly comprehend and address alarms, ultimately increasing uptime.
Fleet managers need to also understand what drives costs and inefficiencies within their operations. Using information from billions of weekly data points from active Thermo King units in transport, the benchmark analytics dashboard provides metric-based insights from across the industry. Customers can compare their fleet's energy usage and operations with best-in-class fleets.
Driving Sustainable Operations
In an increasingly environmentally conscious world, TracKing Pro telematics enables customers to quantify their fleet’s CO2 emissions in metric tons for both diesel and electric standby operations. With this data, fleets can operate more sustainably and reduce their carbon footprint as they work toward meeting organizational ESG goals.
TracKing Pro telematics summarizes quantitative data and provides reports that can be easily communicated to key stakeholders, such as customers that want to contract with more environmentally friendly carriers.
The simple, intuitive interface enables users to gather the data they need to tell their organization’s cost-savings and environmental responsibility stories.
TracKing Pro telematics is included with the Thermo King Remote Operating Center, which provides rapid, innovative roadside assistance for transport refrigeration units. The Remote Operating Center includes all the features of the TracKing Pro telematics package, plus 24/7 professional triage, smart routing, and warranty coverage for predicted failures.
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