Connectivity
The GV56G runs on 2G networks and sends data via TCP, UDP, or SMS. You can configure reporting by time interval, distance, or mileage to suit your fleet's operating requirements.

2G Vehicle Tracker with Built-in BLE 5.4
The Queclink GV56G is a compact vehicle tracker designed for fleet monitoring, GNSS positioning, driving behaviour analysis, and vehicle security. Its built-in BLE 5.4 gateway connects compatible wireless accessories, while configurable alerts and remote device management support connected fleet operations.
Key Features
Hardware
Applications
Fleet management, automobile finance, stolen vehicle recovery, logistics management, and usage-based insurance.
Product Overview
A compact 2G vehicle tracker combining GNSS positioning, driving behaviour monitoring, vehicle security alerts, and BLE accessory connectivity.
The GV56G runs on 2G networks and sends data via TCP, UDP, or SMS. You can configure reporting by time interval, distance, or mileage to suit your fleet's operating requirements.
The tracker uses GPS, Galileo, and GLONASS for positioning, with autonomous positioning accuracy under 2 metres. Typical time to first fix is approximately 1 second for a hot start and 32 seconds for a cold start in open-sky conditions.
Monitor driving behaviour in real time, including harsh braking and sharp acceleration. Crash detection collects information that can support accident reconstruction and subsequent analysis.
Configure up to 20 geofence zones and receive alerts when vehicles enter or leave them. The tracker also supports tow detection when the ignition is off, jamming detection, speed alerts, and other configurable alarms.
The GV56G accepts a 9–90V DC power supply for compatibility with a wide range of vehicle electrical systems. Its built-in 180mAh Li-Polymer backup battery helps maintain operation if the primary power supply is interrupted.
Built-in BLE 5.4 allows the tracker to act as a gateway for compatible accessories, including temperature sensors, fuel level sensors, beacons, and door sensors. A 1-Wire interface also supports driver identification.