Our advanced vehicle health monitoring system empowers fleet owners to self-diagnose and report on vehicle health.
Optimize fleet operations and reduce maintenance costs
Determine the health of each vehicle
The report provides a comprehensive summary of the health of the entire fleet, making it easy to identify any issues that individual vehicles may be experiencing.
This allows the fleet managers to save both time and money by quickly identifying and fixing any problems before they become more serious.
By staying on top of maintenance and repairs, fleet managers can improve driver safety and prolong the life of vehicles.
The engine temperature is a critical indicator of the engine’s health and performance.
The engine temperature report in vehicle health monitoring provides valuable information such as distance travelled, engine running and idle times, maximum and minimum temperatures, and the number of times the engine temperature went above or below ideal levels. This report helps fleet managers monitor the health and performance of their vehicles’ engines, identify potential issues with the cooling system or malfunctioning components, and optimize engine performance.
By using this information, fleet managers can proactively address engine issues, prevent breakdowns, reduce maintenance costs, and improve vehicle reliability.
This report provides information on the voltage of a vehicle’s battery. The battery is a critical component of a vehicle’s electrical system, and its voltage is a key indicator of its health and status.
This report includes distance, running and idle times, maximum and minimum voltages, and the number of times the battery voltage went above or below ideal levels. This information can be used to track usage patterns, identify abnormal driving behavior, and monitor battery health. By using this report, fleet managers can proactively address battery issues, prevent breakdowns, and optimize charging and maintenance schedules to reduce costs and improve vehicle reliability.
Real-time Monitoring
Vehicle health monitoring involves continuous tracking and analysis of key performance parameters and diagnostic data for immediate detection of potential issues and prompt intervention.
Vehicle Health Parameters
Define thresholds for parameters based on vehicle models, catch potential issues early, and prioritize repairs with detailed fault code identification and descriptions.
Fault Code Identification
When a fault code is generated, the software provides a clear and concise symptom and cause of the issue, including the affected system or component and the severity of the issue. .
Engine Fault Alerts
These alerts notify the fleet manager when the software detects any engine-related issues, such as abnormal performance, misfires, or sensor failures.
Battery Alerts
Get notified with this alert when the battery voltage falls below or exceeds a preset threshold, indicating a potential problem with the vehicle’s electrical system.
Coolant Temperature Alerts
It notifies the fleet manager when the coolant temperature of a vehicle exceeds or falls below the recommended threshold.
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Questions to ask before you invest
Uffizio’s GPS tracking platform can display a variety of OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) parameters, including:
Vehicle Speed: This is the speed of the vehicle in kilometers per hour (km/h) or miles per hour (mph).
Engine RPM: This is the speed at which the engine is spinning in revolutions per minute (RPM).
Fuel Level: This is the amount of fuel in the vehicle’s fuel tank.
Engine Coolant Temperature: This is the temperature of the engine coolant in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Battery Voltage: This is the voltage of the vehicle’s battery in volts (V).
Engine Load: This is the percentage of the maximum engine load.
Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) Status: This is the status of the MIL or Check Engine Light.
Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs): These are codes that indicate faults or malfunctions in the vehicle’s systems.
Yes, fuel level is one of the parameters that can be displayed and monitored through OBD devices.
Yes, Uffizio’s OBD module provides fleet managers with access to important information about the health status of the vehicle.
Uffizio offers several reports under its vehicle health monitoring module such as- Fuel consumption report, engine health report, vehicle health report, diagnostic trouble code(DTC) report etc.
Our software is hardware agnostic and can work with any device of your choice. We can integrate the device of your choice.
Some of the common alerts provided by Uffizio’s vehicle health monitoring module include:
Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) Alert: This alert is generated when the OBD-II device detects a diagnostic trouble code, indicating a problem with one of the vehicle’s systems. The alert provides information on the DTC, its severity, and recommended actions.
Battery Voltage Alert: This alert is generated when the battery voltage falls below or exceeds a preset threshold, indicating a potential problem with the vehicle’s electrical system.
Engine Temperature Alert: This alert is generated when the engine coolant temperature rises above or falls below a preset threshold, indicating a potential problem with the engine’s cooling system.
Engine RPM Alert: This alert is generated when the engine RPM exceeds a preset threshold, indicating potentially aggressive or unsafe driving behavior.
Fuel Level Alert: This alert is generated when the fuel level falls below a preset threshold, indicating a potential fuel leakage or fuel theft.
Speeding Alert: This alert is generated when the vehicle exceeds a preset speed limit, indicating potentially unsafe driving behavior.
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