Car GSM GPRS GPS Tracker – Coban GPS 401, 2G SMS Remote Engine Stop Function

Shenzhen Coban Electronics Co., Ltd

Car GSM GPRS GPS tracker (Coban GPS 401) supporting 2G SMS commands and remote engine stop functionality....

Safety & Environmental Systems Shenzhen Coban Electronics Co., Ltd 28 Mar 2026 ( )

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GPS Tracker,which set multiple functions of accurately positioning,security, monitoring surveillance, emergency alarms and tracking in its entirety,special for vehicle.
The product fully supports the functions of SMS / GPRS / Internet data transmission,to make it more widely used in large-scale monitoring, emergency scheduling, location-based services, traffic safety and many other areas of management.

It is based on GSM/GPRS（850/900/1800/1900MHZ）wireless telecommunication internet and GPS satillite global position system,track by several ways.provide monitor software and global map.real-time track through the monitor software in your pc;track through your PDA cell phone and googleearth.

DIM:	60X36X18mm
GSM Frequency:	4 band 850/900/1800/1900
GPS sensitivity:	-159dBm
Battery:	3.7V 180mAh
Feature:	Accept wide voltage from 8V to 40V, it can work with car, E-bike, motorcycle, etc.

Technical Specifications

Item	Specifications	Remarks
Update Date	Shenzhen Coban Electronics Co., Ltd	2026
Lead time	within 30 days	Can be expedited
Material	See product manual	Request Inspection Report
Application	Applicable to multiple industries	Complies with standards
Keywords	Tracker,Remote,Engine,Function,multiple,functions,accurately

Procurement suggestions

Car GSM/GPRS GPS trackers like the Coban GPS 401 (2G) offer SMS-based remote engine stop, geo-fence alerts, and real-time location via legacy cellular networks. However,?2G networks are being phased out globally?(e.g., AT&T shut down in 2017, EU sunsetting by 2025)—making this model obsolete for new deployments. Prefer 4G Cat-M1/NB-IoT or dual-band (2G/4G) trackers with OTA firmware updates. Supplier credibility includes CE/FCC, tamper alerts, and OBD-II or hardwired installation options. Avoid devices without encrypted communication or clear data ownership policies. Ideal for fleet management—if using Coban 401, confirm local 2G availability and plan immediate migration to future-proof solutions. (for reference only)