The T/T Pair 7-way smart socket establishes uses a PLC transceiver to immediately identify and communicate tractor-trailer pairings to any BLE integrated ELD or trailer telematics device.
Phillips Connect and Noregon have a new partnership aimed at integrating Connect1 trailer data into Noregon's TripVision Remote Diagnostics system.
Phillips Industries says it has a solution for the challenge of smart-trailer connectivity with the tractor.
Phillips Connect is offering what it calls Internet of Trailers kits, which allow fleets of all sizes to convert to smart-trailers.
Phillips Connect will begin producing CargoVision, SolarNet and StealthNet in the second and third quarter of 2023 in North America.
Take a virtual tour through photos of Phillips' production site in Arteaga, Mexico.
A newly expanded 500,000-square-foot manufacturing campus in Arteaga, Mexico, will take the lead in producing Phillips Industries and Phillips Connect products destined for North American fleet customers.
The integrated solution gives users the ability to track assets to manage theft or loss, automate yard checks, and help identify maintenance issues before costly repairs are needed.
Phillips Connect made several announcements to help fleets and drivers benefit from smarter trailers, including new smart nosebox gateways, backup cameras, and a partnership with Utility to launch the Utility Connect trailer telematics system.
The telematics push into trailers has been slow coming. But, experts say, this cutting-edge technology will soon change trailer maintenance and freight management forever.
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