Get a complete overview of vehicle health from one screen. Monitor fault levels, vehicle condition, and overall health status to identify vehicles that need immediate attention.
The system helps businesses reduce manual checks and improve maintenance planning with better visibility into vehicle conditions.
- Vehicle-wise health status
- Fault severity visibility
- Early fault identification
- Better maintenance planning
- Centralized health monitoring
- Improved fleet reliability
Monitor engine temperature continuously and identify overheating conditions during operations. Early temperature visibility helps businesses reduce engine-related failures and improve vehicle performance.
Temperature Threshold Alerts
Receive alerts when engine temperature crosses safe operating limits.
Running & Idle Monitoring
Track engine temperature during running and idle conditions separately.
Reduced Engine Stress
Detect overheating issues early and reduce unnecessary engine damage.
Track battery voltage conditions and identify abnormal voltage fluctuations before they affect vehicle availability. The system helps businesses reduce unexpected vehicle starting issues and battery-related downtime.
Voltage Performance Tracking
Monitor maximum and minimum voltage levels across operations.
Abnormal Voltage Detection
Identify unstable battery conditions early with real-time monitoring.
Better Vehicle Availability
Improve fleet uptime with proactive battery health monitoring.
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Uffizio’s GPS tracking platform can evidently 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.
Surely, fuel level is one of the parameters that can be displayed and monitored through OBD devices.
Surely, 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, including the Fuel consumption report, engine health report, vehicle health report, and also diagnostic trouble code (DTC) report, among others.
Certainly, our software is hardware agnostic and can work with any device of your choice. We can integrate the device of your choice.
Certainly 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. Additionally, 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. It certainly indicates 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. This further indicates a potential fuel leakage or fuel theft.
Speeding Alert: This alert is generated when the vehicle exceeds a preset speed limit. This furthermore indicates potentially unsafe driving behavior.